Gaithersburg News

A well-known figure in the world of Indian music was killed along with his wife and two daughters in a traffic crash in India last week.

Summer camp is a yearly ritual for many kids in our area. For nearly a dozen visiting Israeli children, one local camp is safe haven from the violence they've grown up with.

Some days, getting results is like driving. Some days, the road is clogged or maybe there's a detour, but other days it's smooth sailing and fast.

A well-known figure in the world of Indian music was killed along with his wife and two daughters in a traffic crash in India last week.

Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) Jul. 19--For the many local die-hard Starbucks fans who sulked at reports of 600 store closings, here's good news: No Starbucks stores are on the chopping block in Frederick.

"I will never do this again. Period," House Majority Leader Kumar P. Barve told the judge.

House Majority Leader Kumar P. Barve pleaded guilty Thursday to driving under the influence as part of a plea agreement.

The majority leader of Maryland's House of Delegates pleaded guilty today to driving under the influence of alcohol, promising a judge he would "never do this again." Democratic Del.

Maryland House Majority Leader Kumar Barve is scheduled to have a court hearing Thursday on a charge of driving under the influence of alcohol.

Six people remained hospitalized after eating poison stew earlier this week, and authorities said they have found the source.

Authorities say six people in Gaithersburg became ill after eating a stew flavored with herbs that might have been covered in pesticide.

After six family members, who ate stew at a Gaithersburg home began exhibiting a variety of symptoms, including convulsions, heart palpitations and hallucinations, investigators believe a plant called Datura ...

From gasoline cards to free parking, Maryland hotels are offering deeper discounts and new services to attract more budget-conscious visitors and maintain their revenue levels this summer season.

Police say the residents of Gaithersburg have been plagued by the sound of mysterious nighttime gunshots.

Montgomery County health officials say six people were hospitalized after eating a stew at a family dinner made with jimson, a potentially fatal weed.

Health authorities confirmed Friday that the six Gaithersburg residents who were admitted to a hospital Wednesday with hallucinations, nausea, and heart palpitations were poisoned after they ate jimsonweed.

Tucked among the herbs in the overgrown backyard of the Singh family home in Gaithersburg, was a poisonous weed that sent six to the hospital.

By Steve Hendrix Washington Post Staff Writer Friday, July 11, 2008; 2:37 PM Six people hospitalized with nausea, dizziness and hallucinations after a family dinner in Gaithersburg Wednesday were probably ...

Authorities say six people in Gaithersburg, Maryland, became ill after eating a stew flavored with herbs that might have been covered in pesticide.

A gathering of family and friends ended early Wednesday with six people in the hospital after eating stew that included mint leaves that could have been tainted with pesticide, according to a Montgomery County ...