HEALTH & FITNESS: Pedal power
HEALTH & FITNESS • BY CHELSEA BOONE Increasingly, residents are trading in their automobiles for another set of wheels. Bicycles are gaining ground as the preferred mode of transportation in the D.C. area, with the support of Capital Bikeshare, the …
COMMUNITY: Fenton Street Market, back for another year
COMMUNITY • BY SARAH KRAUT Scroll to the bottom for a slideshow from Opening Day. The weather is beautiful, the days are long and spring is upon us; all
EDUCATION: Teachers union scores in Montgomery County primary, looks forward to general election
EDUCATION • BY KIRSTY GROFF The April 3 Maryland primary helped narrow the field of candidates to the top two candidates in each race for the Montgomery County
The Silver Spring Citizens Advisory Board brings government closer to residents
MONTGOMERY COUNTY: Debate continues over Israeli sister city
MONTGOMERY COUNTY • SARAH KRAUT The Montgomery County Sister Cities board held a public hearing at the Executive Office Building Tuesday, March 13, to allow local residents input
EDUCATION: Maryland’s best teachers say profession must improve from ‘inside out’
EDUCATION • BY ROB BOCK, CNS In a roundtable discussion today at the U.S. Department of Education, Maryland's best teachers evaluated and discussed innovative ways to recruit, prepare,
IMMIGRATION: Deportation draws criticism from residents
IMMIGRATION • BY JAMIE FORZATO, CNS Florinda Lorenzo-Desimilian was a stay-at-home mom in Prince George's County. She was in need of extra income so she started selling phone
MONTGOMERY COUNTY: A new bill advocates for victims rights
MONTGOMERY COUNTY • BY JAMIE FORZATO, CNS Montgomery County prosecutors urge the legislature to approve an expansion of interpreter services in the state's courts for non-English speaking victims
COMMUNITY: Why Beit Shemesh may not become a MoCo sister city after all
COMMUNITY • BY SARAH KRAUT
In 2007, right after County Executive Isiah Leggett was elected, two things happened: First, he took a trip to visitCOMMUNITY: Wheels will roll south for the Civil Rights Educational Freedom Bus Tour
COMMUNITY • BY AMANDA ZIADEH The Civil Rights Educational Freedom Tour will be taking off from Rockville, Md. on April 2 and will be returning on April 7. The
ECONOMY: Montgomery County mother and child need $64,000 for basic costs
ECONOMY • BY AMALIA EHRMANN, CNS Special Report Families with young children in Montgomery County must earn at least $64,000 a year just to cover their basic needs
ECONOMY: Across Maryland, bare-bones household budgets soar above salaries
ECONOMY • BY CAITLIN JOHNSTON and CARL STRAUMSHEIM, CNS Special Report A Montgomery County family of three — an adult, a preschooler and a school-age child — needs
INTERNET: Cybersecurity Center planned in Montgomery County
INTERNET • BY VARUN SAXENA, CNS In an effort to fight what Sen. Barbara Mikulski described as the "new enduring war" against "hate-hackers," Maryland officials announced Thursday a
SPORT REPORT: Blair Basketball bounds to Maryland State Playoffs
SPORT REPORT • BY TEIGHLER DOAK Even though Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow, the winter sports regular season of 2011-2012 is quickly drawing to a close. Despite the
TRANSPORTATION: Montgomery County budget recommendation could leave Metropolitan Branch Trail in limbo
TRANSPORTATION • BY KIRSTY GROFF Metropolitan Branch Trail work in Montgomery County could be delayed indefinitely, if Montgomery County Executive Ike Leggett’s budget recommendations are approved by the
INTERNET: Montgomery County’s lead for digital government will promote open government, transparency
INTERNET • BY KIRSTY GROFF Montgomery County Council President Roger Berliner appointed Councilmember Hans Riemer Lead for Digital Government February 6, a move intended to promote transparency of
TRANSPORTATION: Silver Spring parking rates increase
TRANSPORTATION • BY AMANADA ZIADEH The increased long-term parking rates in the Silver Spring Parking Lot District went into affect Jan. 1 after the Montgomery County Council approved
TRANSPORTATION: New Silver Spring Transit Center faces delay
TRANSPORTATION • BY AMANDA ZIADEH The completion of the new Silver Spring Transit Center may be delayed after a contractor error that left the concrete in various places
CRIME: Local police departments collaborate on cases, including recent Shepherd Park crimes
CRIME • BY KIRSTY GROFF A recent string of robberies in Shepherd Park, D.C., led to a community crime briefing that allowed area police departments, government officials and
SPORT REPORT: Blair dominates in girls basketball, wrestling and bocce
SPORT REPORT • BY TEIGHLER DOAK GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM HOPES TO STAY HOT — BOYS TEAM HOPES TO FINISH STRONG The Montgomery Blair High School Basketball squads will be

































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