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Residents in Montgomery County complain about wild pool parties in their neighborhood
GAITHERSBURG, Md. (7News) — Homeowners in Woodfield Estates in Gaithersburg say the parties started last summer and have brought loads of cars, loud music, and boisterous people into the community. “There was a security guard with a bulletproof vest stopping every homeowner asking if they had paid for parking,...
Montgomery County woman says travel agency encouraged her to lie on religious pilgrimage to Mecca
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. (DC News Now) — A concerned Maryland woman is short of $11,000 after traveling to Saudi Arabia with the same traveling company as a Bowie couple who died in Mecca earlier in June. Nemata Kamara of Montgomery County traveled with Silver Spring-based traveling agency Ehajj and Umrah Tours in June to fulfill […]
Java Fresh Café Now Open in Wheaton Mall
Java Fresh Café is now open in the Westfield Wheaton Mall food court. The kiosk serves hot and cold coffee, baked goods, ice cream, smoothies, and fruit bowls. Per Westfield: “We are excited to welcome Java Fresh Café to our food court! Java Fresh brews up a wide range of cold and hot coffee drinks with a smooth finish. Pair your beverage with something from the bakery rack or even a scoop..or 2 of ice cream to complement the bold rich flavor of their fresh coffee. If you’re looking for a sweet treat that’s bursting with flavor and nutritional value you can order up a fruit bowl or smoothie to satiate your sweet tooth.”
Metro Announces Temporary Service Adjustments for Safety as DC Prepares to Host 2024 NATO Summit
As Washington, D.C., prepares to host the 2024 NATO Summit from Tuesday, July 9, 2024, through Thursday, July 11, 2024, Metro has announced temporary service adjustments to ensure the safety and security of attendees and residents:. Metrorail Service Adjustments:. Station Closures: Metro will close two rail stations to customers. Federal...
Urbanna man spotlighted in TV program that was an Emmy winner
At the 66th annual Capital Chesapeake Bay Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Science (The Capital Emmys) awards banquet on June 24, reporter Grey McQuade of CBS Channel 6 news in Richmond won a regional emmy with the “Military No Time Limit category.” The entry featured Urbanna’s own Bob Means.
The Conversation about Service Shutoffs Reached the Council, Once Again
The Office of the People's Counsel and Ward 1 D.C. Councilmember Brianne Nadeau (D-Ward 1) engaged in dialogue that led, in part, to legislation that prevents an electric or gas company from shutting off residential service during the summer and winter months. The post The Conversation about Service Shutoffs Reached the Council, Once Again appeared first on The Washington Informer.
D.C getting ready for the Fourth of July
D.C preparing for the Fourth of July where you can find a free concert on the Capitol Grounds as well as fireworks near the Pencil and Lincoln Memorial. There will be scavenger hunts for many to enjoy as the Capitol Ground opens at 3 pm on the Fourth welcoming anyone to celebrate.
LandSkyAI integrates advanced robotics for security and surveillance solutions.
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Bloomberg’s Alex Clearfield Wins National Press Club Spelling Bee
The annual Press vs. Politicians spelling bee at the National Press Club was held on June 27, with Scripps National Spelling Bee champion Bruhat Soma serving as a judge, and the press team of Wilkins, Paybarah, Fitzgerald Kodjak, Nuckols, Mendoza, and Clearfield winning the competition. The post Bloomberg’s Alex Clearfield Wins National Press Club Spelling Bee appeared first on The Washington Informer.
I-83 Proponents Submit Thousands of Signatures to D.C. Board of Elections
If voters approve Initiative 83 during the general election in November, 50% of the vote becomes the new threshold of victory in electoral contests with three or more people. Non-party voters -- one out of six registered D.C. voters -- will also be able to vote in primary elections for the first time since Home Rule. The post I-83 Proponents Submit Thousands of Signatures to D.C. Board of Elections appeared first on The Washington Informer.
Southwest Tennessee EMC takes local students to Washington, D.C.
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn. — Eight students from across Southwest Tennessee EMC’s service territory got the opportunity of a lifetime to spend a week in our nation’s capital as delegates of the 2024 Washington Youth Tour. Yume Wilkes, Angelina Critelli, Alexis Hale, Zoren Simmons, Olivia Griffin, Torie Miller, Kristen Wade, and McKinnley Barnes were among 139 students from across Tennessee on the weeklong trip that began on Friday, June 14.
Fourth of July Fun at the Capital Jewish Museum
Meet other local families for a day of Fourth of July fun including specialty crafts, music, food and more at a free event at the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C. This family Independence Day celebration will be held on the museum’s newly opened rooftop terrace on Thursday, July 4, from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Activities were designed with children ages 3 to 10 in mind. Families will have the opportunity to learn about Jewish Revolutionary War history from representatives from the National Museum of American Jewish Military History.
2 dead in serious crash after police chase in Washington, DC, authorities say
WASHINGTON (WJLA) — A white BMW suspected in multiple armed robberies across the region crashed in Washington, D.C., Tuesday after a police pursuit that started in Anne Arundel County, authorities said. Two people in the car were pronounced dead at the scene, while a third person was arrested and...
Capitol Lens | Folk it up
Army veteran Lori Archiquette and members of Native American Women Warriors, a nonprofit group that helps active and retired Native American servicewomen, participate in the Smithsonian Folklife Festival at the National Native American Veterans Memorial in Washington on Monday. This year’s festival theme was Indigenous Voices of the Americas.
Col. Allison Black receives DAR’s Margaret Corbin Award in Washington D.C., honoring her distinguished military service
Col. Allison Black received the prestigious Margaret Corbin Award from the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) on Saturday night, June 29, 2024, in Washington, D.C. The award, presented during DAR’s Continental Congress, honors women in all branches of the military for distinguished service. It pays tribute to...
Where to find free food in D.C. this summer
Food insecurity — when someone doesn’t have access to enough healthy food to meet their needs — affects 11 percent of D.C. residents. As summer starts, the problem grows worse for many families because school breakfast and lunch programs come to an end. And with food costs still rising across the United States, people are feeling the burden of food insecurity in a notoriously expensive District. Despite the challenges of accessing healthy and low-cost nutrition, many local groups and advocates are helping D.C. residents find free and affordable food this summer. A patchwork system of shelters, charitable organizations, and nonprofits has sprouted in D.C. to help residents access hot meals, find healthy ingredients, and qualify for nutritional assistance programs. Here are some places to look for food and food assistance this summer.
The 2025 D.C. budget funds over 600 new vouchers, but homeless advocacy groups say it won’t be enough
The D.C. Council finalized the city’s $21 billion budget for the 2025 fiscal year on June 12, 2024, reversing some of the largest cuts made in the mayor’s proposed budget. But housing advocates warn it’s still not enough. The council approved the budget last week, funding 619...
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