Cabin John News

Montgomery County fire officials say that the Cabin John Plaza shopping center is now open after parts of it were evacuated due to a possible hazardous situation.

The Giant Food Store in the Cabin John Shopping Center was evacuated Tuesday afternoon after several employees and customers reported feeling sick after smelling gas.

A Giant Food grocery store has been evacuated in Bethesda after 14 people fell ill and complained of a strange odor in the store.

Horses lead the Potomac parade each year, including horses from the Potomac Hiking and Bridle Trails Association.

On October 30th, 2009, the Locust Grove Nature Center is putting on a lecture about why people associate bats with Halloween.

Many of the 2,000 participants who took part in a three-day breast cancer walk around the Washington region camped out at Avenel Local Park in Potomac.

Pet owners can lose the leash at Cabin John, where a new dog park opened last Wednesday.

First, Ferris, a shepherd and husky mix, bounded after one of his four tennis balls.

Jim Seavey, Chief of the Cabin John Park Volunteer Fire Department, was recently honored as Volunteer Fire Chief of the Year.

It's finally arrived! A dog park in Bethesda ! No more risking getting a ticket by letting your best friend play with other dogs at fields with "dogs not allowed" signs posted.

The burglaries have been going on since March. They've happened in the parking lot across from Angler's Inn on Macarthur Boulevard.

Montgomery County and Sandy Spring Builders have a unique opportunity to advance stormwater control and prevent further damage to Cabin John Creek when plans are approved for three new homes on a hilltop site in Bethesda's Greenwich Forest neighborhood.

With a new high-tech choice of radar-detector applications, GPS users have more systems new options to beat the growing number of red-light cameras and speed cameras being installed across the United States.

Simmering resentment against traffic cameras is being expressed in acts of civil disobedience in suburban Montgomery County, where vandals are striking back at automated traffic enforcement.

Simmering resentment against traffic cameras is being expressed in acts of civil disobedience in suburban Montgomery County, where vandals are striking back at automated traffic enforcement.

PCC To Close for Maintenance The Potomac Community Center will be closed from Monday, Aug.

Kevin White is the owner The Wild Bird Center of Gaithersburg on Darnestown Road.

Getting a ticket from a speed camera can be one of the more frustrating experiences for a driver.

Vandals have struck two sets of speed enforcement cameras in the Cabin John area of Montgomery County, Md.

When many people reflect on their childhood, they think of landmarks and hang-out spots frequently states away from their adult residency.