The county will provide $1 million in grants from $50,000 to $500,000 to community-based organizations supporting the right to access abortion care in the county, County Executive Marc Elrich announced.
Several jurisdictions have announced closings and scheduling changes for the Labor Day holiday Monday. Sept. 5.
Takoma Park has updated the city’s Data Explorer to reflect information from the Census American Community Survey data for 2016-2020, officials announced.
The City of Takoma Park will hold an informational meeting for those interested in running for city office in the November election, according to the Takoma Insider newsletter.
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County Executive Marc Elrich has won the Democratic nomination for a chance at a second term by 32 votes over businessman David Blair.
The county’s Department of Transportation has won a grant of nearly $15 million from the Federal Transit Administration, officials announced.
“Shop Maryland Tax-Free Week” begins today, Aug. 14, and runs through Aug. 20, various state and county officials announced.
The county will hold two webinars next week to provide information about the second round of the Small Business Rental Assistance grant program, officials announced.
Pickle purveyors and farmers market regulars Number One Sons will close at the end of the month, according to an announcement on their website.
The Takoma-East Silver Spring Community Action Center has moved from Piney Branch Road to new offices at 8703 Flower Ave., officials announced.
The county’s public health officials have launched a preregistration survey to help determine who is interested in getting an appointment for a monkeypox (MPX) vaccination, according to an announcement.