The Takoma Park Fourth of July Parade will return this year on Monday, with the accompanying road closures and parking restrictions, according to an announcement on the city’s website.
Various agencies have announced closings and other changes for the Independence Day holiday on Monday, July 4.
Montgomery Parks intends to build a new neighborhood park in Lyttonsville and will present its initial plans during a virtual community meeting, officials announced.
Effoi Restaurant, serving primarily Ethiopian cuisines, has opened in the former home of Addis Ababa restaurant at 8233 Fenton St., according to the restaurant’s website.
The county’s library system is planning to bring back its “Grandreaders” program in person this summer at several branches, officials announced.
Bishop LaTrelle Easterling of the United Methodist Church Baltimore/Washington Conference has appointed two new pastors for the Silver Spring United Methodist Church at 8900 Georgia Ave., according to an announcement from the church.
The county’s Department of Health and Human Services has begun providing vaccinations for children from 6 months to 5 years old following the approval by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for that age group, the department announced.
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.