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Soko Butcher is poised to take over the historic Harvey’s Market in D.C.’s Union Market District this week, marking a significant transition as owner George Lesznar retires after over 40 years at the shop.
Maryland’s homeless service providers face growing uncertainty due to delayed federal grant funding from HUD, which jeopardizes their ability to sustain essential housing and support services.
The Montgomery County Department of Transportation will host a public meeting on Tuesday evening to discuss improvements to the existing Flash Bus Rapid Transit service.
The Commas food hall is currently slated to open at the Ellsworth Place mall in early May.
The Montgomery County Council has passed legislation mandating that landlords meet the same consumer protection standards as retail businesses, removing existing exemptions and increasing enforcement against housing code violations.
Cafe Shuga will host the free Black Coffee Experience at Solaire Social in downtown Silver Spring this Saturday, featuring a variety of curated drinks and bites along with live music from local DJs.
Delegate Lorig Charkoudian is sponsoring legislation to increase energy storage, offer clean energy credits for nuclear power, incentivize solar energy, and support the relicensing of Maryland’s sole nuclear power plant.
Montgomery County Police will increase their visibility in downtown Silver Spring’s parking garages starting this week.
The Maryland Immigrant Justice Protection Package includes three bills that protect immigrants’ rights by limiting ICE access to sensitive locations, safeguarding data privacy, and restricting local law enforcement’s cooperation with federal immigration authorities.
Montgomery Parks will celebrate the opening of a new carousel at Wheaton Regional Park on Saturday by offering half-price rides all day.
Congressional Democrats Sen. Chris Van Hollen and Rep. Suhas Subramanyam are proposing legislation to prevent costly federal agency moves pushed by the Trump administration.