Get Ready for Spring: Montgomery County Recreation Registration Opens Feb. 12
Montgomery County Recreation will open spring registration at 6:30 a.m. on Monday, Feb. 12 for county residents for most programs and activities.
Montgomery County Police Chief Marcus Jones Announces Retirement After 38 Years
Chief Marcus G. Jones, who has had a 38-year career with the Montgomery County Police, will be retiring effective Monday, July 1, 2024.
Bridging the Digital Divide: Montgomery County Reintroduces Free Computer Program for Low-Income Residents
Montgomery County’s digital equity and inclusion program, “Montgomery Connects,” has launched a new initiative aimed at providing 60,000 free laptop computers to low-income families.
Takoma Park Police: Investigation Launched into ‘Peeping Tom’ Acts
Takoma Park Police are currently investigating two incidents involving a “peeping tom” that occurred on Jan. 26 around 10:00 p.m.
Chipotle Ramps Up Recruitment for ‘Burrito Season’: 19,000 Jobs Open
Chipotle Mexican Grill is gearing up for its “burrito season” and plans to hire 19,000 new employees.
End of an Era: Red Chillies Indian Cuisine Ceases Operations
Red Chillies Indian Cuisine has closed its location at 1341 University Blvd. E at the Takoma/Langley Crossroads.
Mark Your Calendar: Free Gypsy Jazz Concert by Franglais in Takoma Park on Feb. 9
Franglais, a musical duo blending gypsy jazz and American jazz, is set to perform a free concert at the Takoma Park Community Center on Feb. 9.
Cielo Rojo’s Spotlight: Tom Sietsema’s Top 6 D.C. Area Eateries
Cielo Rojo appears on Tom Sietsema’s list of the top 6 places to eat in the D.C. area right now, as featured in the Washington Post.
Become a Meals on Wheels Driver: Make an Impact in Your Community
Meals on Wheels Takoma Park/Silver Spring is currently seeking 10 new drivers to meet the increasing demands of area clients.