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The following stories have been hand-selected by the Assignment Desk at News4: FIREFIGHTER HURT IN MORNING BLAZE A firefighter is being treated for first- and second-degree burns after battling a house fire early this morning.

A firefighter is being treated for first- and second-degree burns after battling a house fire early this morning.

Fitch Ratings has assigned an unenhanced 'BBB-' rating on approximately $60.2 million of City of Gaithersburg, Maryland economic development revenue bonds series 2009A and economic development revenue refunding bonds series 2009B.

The Maryland Court of Appeals has ordered a new trial for a Gaithersburg man convicted of murder 14 years ago.

Montgomery County Executive Isiah Leggett criticized the County Council on Wednesday for taking too long to pass several bills that he says would improve residents' quality of life.

The first comprehensive update of Montgomery County's road and transit plan in more than 50 years is about to begin.

As the investigation continues into two Montgomery County officers who allegedly helped federal immigration agents apprehend a Montgomery Village man six weeks ago, Latino residents used a forum with county leaders to describe a pattern of run-ins and perceived mistreatment by police.

GAITHERSBURG, Md. - Gaithersburg is now at the center of the fight to combat cyber threats.

Gaithersburg, Md., Homes and Businesses Now Have the Best Alternative for Their TV and Broadband Services - Verizon's FiOS TV Company Launches New Era of Television Entertainment With More Chann Company Launches New Era of Television Entertainment With More Channels, More HD, More Video on Demand and Faster Internet Speeds Than Old-Fashioned Cable ...

Mark Rubin, 39, of Gaithersburg owns "1-800-GOT-JUNK?" and "Doody Calls" franchises.

Mayor and Council Swearing In Date: November 10, 2009 Description: Mayor Sidney Katz, councilmen Henry Marraffa, Jr.

Montgomery County's top two lawmakers said Thursday that they are prepared to sue the state over the attorney general's opinion this week on the county's maintenance-of-effort requirement.

Washington Archbishop Donald Wuerl will bless the Rosaria House group home for adults with developmental disabilities this Sunday in Gaithersburg.

Borders Group Inc. announced Thursday plans to close 200 mall-based stores nationwide, including four in Maryland.

The rec room is large, well lit and offers access to a backyard patio.. Wide, open spaces with panoramic country views and outbuildings with plenty of room for horses are among the special features of this 1991 ranch property in Gaithersburg.

Gaithersburg Mayor Sidney A. Katz and his wife, Sally Katz sign in to vote with election worker Deon Farnes on Tuesday at the Potomac Oaks Condominium Clubhouse in Gaithersburg.

Mayor Sidney A. Katz and Councilman Michael A. Sesma congratulate each other after results were announced Tuesday at City Hall.

Sandee Taggart signs in to vote in the Gaithersburg election today. Polling place workers seated at the table are, from left, Steven Hackman, Nancy Lamanna, Anne Wilson and Deon Farnes at Potomac Oaks Condominium clubhouse on Quince Orchard Boulevard.

Alexander Marte, a sixth-grade home-schooled student from Berkeley Springs, was one of three winners in the Bernie Rappaport Middle School Musician Competition for violinists held in Gaithersburg, Md., recently.

Among the election issues: development, revitalization, public safety and preserving finances in tough economic times COMMENT 0 Comments Your browser's settings may be preventing you from commenting on and viewing comments about this item.