Temporary art installations made entirely of Post-it® notes are showing up in building windows around Silver Spring in a project spearheaded by Downtown Silver Spring, in partnership with Pipkin Creative and muralist Patrick Owens.
The County Council has extended the deadline for interested residents to apply to fill an open position on the Board of Appeals as a result of the death of member Bruce Goldensohn.
A group of four local residents who met while doing environmental advocacy and community organizing have formed a cooperative venture based in Silver Spring to provide landscaping services using native plants.
Morning My Day café is planning to open at 1305 Fenwick Lane in the Arrive Silver Spring apartment building, according to signs on the building and posted on the door.
Three County Council members introduced legislation at its Tuesday meeting that would help homeowners and businesses install private security cameras on properties.
The Takoma Park Police Department is offering residents the opportunity to have them do a free home security survey, according to a community advisory.
Children and teens can keep up their reading skills and help to save the Chesapeake Bay in this year’s Summer Reading Challenge! from the county’s library system, officials announced.
As part of Pride Month in June, the county has launched its first survey of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and Questioning residents, officials announced.
The Gwendolyn E. Coffield Community Recreation Center at 2450 Lyttonsville Rd. in Silver Spring, will reopen to the public on Monday, June 13, officials announced.