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First Statewide Gun Turn-in Nets 250 Firearms
Marylanders by the dozens turned over unwanted firearms to police in the first statewide "Gun Turn-In Day," sponsored by Attorney General Doug Gansler.
4 hrs ago | Gazette.net
Charges for procedures vary between area hospitals
Two patients in Maryland go to the hospital for an identical procedure. If they both go to the same hospital, they will face the same charges.
8 hrs ago | Patch.com
Word Clouding Council President's Budget Reaction: County! Budget! Montgomery
When Montgomery County Council President Nancy Navarro summarized the fiscal 2014 county budget, naturally, the words "county," "budget" and "Montgomery" featured prominently in her statement.
9 hrs ago | Patch.com
Slavin Honored with Community Service Award at Boycotted Ball
Town of Somerset Mayor Jeffrey Slavin crossed "the so-called 'picket line' " of people boycotting and protesting against the Montgomery County Democratic Central Committee's Spring Ball on May 11 to receive the Rita Morgan-Bruce Jerney Community Service Award at the event.
14 hrs ago | NBC Washington
Prosecutors: Man Promoted Human Trafficking In Video
Montgomery County prosecutors have charged a Nevada man with bringing women cross-country and selling them for sex.
Foodie News: 90-Year-Old Restaurant Closes, Restaurant List Announced for Hometown Holidays
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Montgomery County Bus Rapid Transit Plan One Step Closer To Reality
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Sovereign Grace Ministries, class-action civil lawsuit involving child sex abuse
Renee Palmer Gamby was just a toddler when she says she was molested by a male babysitter from her church.
Bike to Work Day Pit Stops Near You on Friday
Among the hundreds of Montgomery County commuters who will take to their bikes this Friday for Bike to Work Day will be Montgomery County Council members Roger Berliner, Valerie Ervin, George Leventhal and Hans Riemer.
Poll: Can Bethesda Nightlife Compete with Hanging in DC?
Only in Montgomery County do elected officials study how to get people to have fun.
Pedestrian Safety in Wheaton: The Conversation Continues
As the number of pedestrian deaths and injuries in Wheaton and Montgomery County continues to increase, local police and officials have announced measures to improve public safety.
Montgomery County Council Set to Pass $4.8B Budget
No one went hungry in the $4.8 billion budget Montgomery County Council members tentatively approved Thursday.
111 Guns Surrendered in Montgomery County
More than 100 guns and 10,000 rounds of ammunition were turned in to three police stations in Montgomery County as part of a statewide gun turn-in program during the weekend.
Speak Out: Americans Are Driving Less, Is MoCo Following Suit?
For teens and 20-somethings in America, driving is much less of a daily thing than it was, say, 20 years ago.
Germantown Gas Prices Are on the Move
Looking to take a drive this summer? You might be in luck. Gas prices are nearly 28 cents cheaper in Germantown now than they were this time last year, according to AAA.
How Do Hospital Bills Stack Up in Prince George's County?
It costs $520 less to get an MRI and $900 less to get a CT scan in Prince George's County than the Maryland state average.
School Breakfast Grows More Popular in Montgomery County
More schools in Montgomery County are participating in free breakfast programs, a reality that may result in increased student achievement, advocates for school breakfast said.
Q&A: Local Ghost Hunters Prepare to Tell Tales at Gaithersburg Book Festival
Editor's Note: This Q&A is part of a series conducted by the Gaithersburg Book Festival .
Maryland Launches StateStat, a Well of Little-Known Facts
Ever wondered how many millions of people in Maryland took Metro during the snow-filled month of January 2010? The answer is about 1.1 million.
Former Montgomery County school employee given probation in sex-offense case
A former Montgomery County school employee was sentenced to five years of supervised probation Wednesday for grabbing the buttocks of two teenage students and exposing his buttocks to a third.