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Landowner Challenges Planning Agency in Md. Farm Road Case
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The documentary film festival formerly known as Silverdocs, AFI Docs , gets under way tonight at the Newseum's Annenberg Theater with an opening-night premiere of "Letters to Jackie," a film about the worldwide condolences Jackie Kennedy received in the wake of President John F. Kennedy's assassination.
9 hrs ago | ESchool News
Discovery Education Welcomes Stephen Wakefield As Vice President of Public Affairs
DISCOVERY EDUCATION WELCOMES STEPHEN WAKEFIELD AS VICE PRESIDENT OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS Silver Spring, Md.
13 hrs ago | Gazette.net
Silver Spring driver dies in early morning crash
According to Montgomery County police, Roy V. Tjonganero, 29, was driving his Honda Accord in the eastbound lane of Veirs Mill Road around 3 a.m. Near the road's intersection with Turkey Branch Parkway, the car left the roadway and struck a utility pole, police said.
16 hrs ago | Gazette.net
Silver Spring elementary school dedication draws former educatora s family
A dedication ceremony was held Monday for the Flora M. Singer Elementary School, named in honor of a longtime Montgomery County educator and Holocaust survivor who died in 2009.
16 hrs ago | Gazette.net
Construction could begin at Silver Spring Transit Center in July
Commuters and residents in Silver Spring could see construction activity at the Silver Spring Transit Center as soon as next month, officials said Tuesday.
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Former cafeteria worker sues Montgomery school system
Bill Ryan/The Gazette Judy Ayoub, a former cafeteria worker, is suing Montgomery County Public Schools after she says a supervisor mistreated her and that she feels pressured to retire.Pictured at her home in Silver Spring on Friday 14, 2013.
Silver Spring Transit Centers Future In Limbo
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Possessing souls 40 years later, the Exorcist still terrifies and invigorates
Have you ever been awakened at night to hear that unsettling sigh in the dark of the night, with harrowing dizziness creeping in your eyes? Or maybe it's when you are sitting on your favorite lounger and feel that uneasiness you get that breathes across your neck.
A Kid Learns to Give Before Spending on Herself
For 6-year-old Isabel Miller, a better understanding of charity came by way of some lemonade and a Lalaloopsy doll.
Investigation Discovery Celebrates a New Season of Its Signature...
Investigation Discovery Celebrates a New Season of Its Signature Newsmagazine One The Case With Paula Zahn with a Landmark Accomplishment -- 100th Episode to Air this Season Investigation Discovery's signature newsmagazine, ON THE CASE WITH PAULA ZAHN, celebrates its centennial episode in its eighth season launching Sunday, June 23 at 10PM .
Teacher charged with sexually abusing students
Thirty-three-year-old Benjamin Robert Cano of Edgewater was charged last week with three counts of sexual abuse of a minor and three counts third-degree sex offense.
State Honors Silver Spring with Arts Award
AFI Silver, Round House Theatre, Blair Mansion Inn, The Fillmore-these familiar names and more than 40 others all belong in the Silver Spring Arts & Entertainment District .
Bikeshare Stations on the Map in Montgomery County
By late summer, we'll have Capital Bikeshare in Montgomery County, according to a Montgomery County Department of Transportation statement .
Suspension won’t be removed for five-year-old grilled over cap gun who then peed his pants
School officials in Calvert County, Maryland have denied a request to expunge the suspension of the kindergartener who brought a plastic cap gun on a school bus last month and then wet his pants during a subsequent interrogation.
Wheaton Community Pitches Ideas for Redevelopment
Redevelopment is coming, and the crowd gathered in a basement room at the Wheaton Library on Wednesday night was anxious to hash things out.
#SHRM13: Opening Day at SHRMa "Book It
As you may know, media was locked out of Hillary Clinton's keynote speech Sunday to open SHRM's annual soiree.
May Food Inspection Closings for Montgomery County
Only one food establishment in Montgomery County inspected by Montgomery County's Licensure and Regulatory Services Program had violations that caused it to close for a time in May, according to Data Montgomery .
Baltimore-Based Charity Named 4th Worst in America
Have you donated to one of these "charities"? A report by the Tampa Bay Times and The Center for Investigative Reporting revealed what the sources called America's 50 worst charitable organizations -- those that take the money for the "charity founders themselves and the for-profit companies they pay to run boiler rooms that dial for dollars."
Montgomery County Death Notices through June 14
Location: 7557 Wisconsin Ave., Bethesda Phone: 301-652-2200 Location: 300 W. Montgomery Ave., Rockville Phone: 301-762-3939 Anita C. Tegu of Asbury Village died June 10. She was 89. Linda S. Dick of Rockville died June 9. She was 64. Ernesto A. Rojas of Rockville died June 9. He was 92. Naomi Katherine Sigalas of Potomac died June 9. She was 58.