Lincoln’s Bar-B-Que Has Closed
Lincoln’s Bar-B-Que has closed, after 10 months in business at the space previously occupied by AG Kitchen.
Animal Services enforcing anti-cruelty regulation
Photo from Pexels The Animal Services Division of the county police is issuing reminders that the department is enforcing the Anti-Cruelty Conditions for Dogs regulation during the extreme cold weather the area is experiencing. The regulation prohibits leaving animals unattended outside, considering that doing so under current conditions is an act of cruelty. Section II-C of the regulation says that … Read More
Upcoming Events, Jan. 4-12
Illustration from FiveStone Church Thursday, January 4 Coffee Brewing 101, Kefa Café, Silver Spring Library, 900 Wayne Ave., 1st Floor (Fenton Street Entrance), 12:30-1 p.m. Saturday, January 6 Montgomery Blair High School Carnival of the Animals music festival, 51 University Blvd. E., $5 presale, $7.50 at door, 10 a.m.-1 p.m. “As You Wish” screening of “The Princess Bride,” Silver Spring … Read More
Relocation of Post Office in “Active Negotiations”
Questions and rumors continue to swirl around the area concerning the closing and relocation of the U.S. Post Office in the Spring Center on 16th Street.
Best of 2017: Our Most Popular Stories
As we are off for the holidays, here is our Best of 2017: our most popular stories of the year. We will return in the New Year. Thanks for a fantastic 2017!
Long Branch business holds annual children’s Christmas party
Christmas parties for local Long Branch children has become an annual tradition at Rainbow Laundry in Silver Spring, whose owner, Nok Kim, has become a favorite with neighborhood children and parents alike.
Bump ‘N Grind Opens Kiosk in Ellsworth Place
Bump ‘N Grind soft-opened its new kiosk at Ellsworth Place in Downtown Silver Spring yesterday, with a Grand Opening date of Tuesday, January 2, according to staff.
Council vote allows prepayment of 2018 property tax
Montgomery County graphic County residents may prepay their 2018 property taxes under emergency legislation passed Tuesday by the County Council. The council acted in reaction to legislation signed last week that revamped the U.S. tax code. Among other provisions, the law limits the state and local income tax, sales tax and property tax deductions for those who itemize to $10,000 … Read More