Montgomery Community Media (MCM) announced the appointment of Eric Myers, Senior Vice President & Business Banking Team Leader at M&T Bank, as Secretary of its Board of Directors. https://bit.ly/4n0bX6x

The Digital Futures Institute presents Three Courses of MoCo, a documentary that takes a look at how Immigrant-owned restaurants cook up dishes that unite Montgomery County. https://bit.ly/3VCSBsP

ICYMI: Concerned that plastics were ending up in landfills, Ryan Metzger started collecting his neighbors’ used bags, mailing packets, pill bottles and so much more. https://bit.ly/46I66MH

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It’s Monday, Sept. 29, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. https://bit.ly/3VDljKb

Two Montgomery County parks were awarded $1.5 million in grant funding by the National Park Service’s Land and Water Conservation Fund to help upgrade outdoor recreation. https://bit.ly/3KEQsu8

According to Young People for Progress, what happened at Blake “underscores a deeper problem: Montgomery County continues to rely on policing and militarization as the default response to youth conflict. https://bit.ly/4gHBuzM

WATCH: For candidates running for office in 2026, Poolesville Day was the place to be seen. But for the town of Poolesville, it was a chance to be heard. https://bit.ly/4nHNQtY

On Thursday, the Trump administration said many more jobs could be eliminated if Congress does not act to prevent a shutdown. https://bit.ly/4mDvs4x

“I want to be very clear: The scientific, medical, and public health communities base their work on rigorous training, data analysis, and evidence." https://bit.ly/46W94yw

Nineteen miles of sidewalk have been completed by the line that runs from Bethesda to New Carrollton. Overall, the project is slightly more than 80% compete. https://bit.ly/47WxNnw

COMMUNITY BLOG: Tomorrow is the annual Wheaton Arts Parade. Learn a little more about the organization and how the parade came to be. www.mymcmedia.org/arts-enterta...

The Montgomery County Lynching Memorial Project debuts its current traveling exhibit, “It Happened Here”, focusing on three lynchings in the county dating back to 1880. https://bit.ly/4mrutUP

In an effort to improve local childcare and fix gaps in services, county leaders announced a $10 million investment in early childhood education. https://bit.ly/4muGcSv

Montgomery County is set to implement more speed cameras, red-light cameras, and higher fines. Here's what you need to know. https://bit.ly/3VzmGcO

Four Montgomery County students have created an EdTech startup that makes it easier to cold email your way into an internship. https://bit.ly/3IwxXaO

Montgomery County’s open admissions shelter is seeing more pet surrenders as families face job loss and financial hardship. https://bit.ly/4nhekTc

21 This Week is back! Here's what to expect in the next episode: https://bit.ly/42eg1sh

Stop by our table at the annual @merrillcollege.bsky.social Career Fair! MCM reporter, Maryam Shahzad (who is #MerrillMade), is ready to meet you and share exciting opportunities at MCM for young journalists. See you there! 👋

BLOG: Estate planning is a crucial step for families seeking to protect their assets, care for their loved ones, and create a lasting legacy. If you live in Montgomery County, Maryland, understanding the local estate tax laws is especially important. https://bit.ly/3Kp62tW

TOMORROW: Rockville’s Oktoberfest-style celebration returns to honor German culture! https://bit.ly/4gebHPk

TODAY: Buckets and Beats, free block party targeted toward middle and high school students, will have basketball and pickleball tournaments, arts activities, a DJ, free food, and prizes! https://bit.ly/48zYRZM

It’s Friday, Sept. 26, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. https://bit.ly/4pGJzZz

Montgomery County’s health officer shut down recent claims from President Donald Trump and Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. connecting vaccines and Tylenol to autism. https://bit.ly/46W94yw

Without intervention by the deeply divided Congress, the federal government could be headed for a shutdown by as early as next Friday, Oct. 3. https://bit.ly/4mDvs4x

WATCH: Every September for more than 20 years, Upcounty invites Downcounty to explore the wonders of Poolesville. https://bit.ly/4nHNQtY

Young People for Progress members condemned the actions of the Montgomery County Police outside a Sept. 19 football game at Blake High School. https://bit.ly/4gHBuzM

Do you have a news tip or an interesting MoCo story? We want to hear from you! Submit your tip here: https://bit.ly/3PDBZOv

It’s Thursday, Sept. 25, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. https://bit.ly/42a7fve

WATCH: In an effort to improve local childcare and fix gaps in services, county leaders announced a $10 million investment in early childhood education. https://bit.ly/4muGcSv

A 52-year-old woman was struck and killed in a hit-and-run collision while walking in Wheaton Tuesday. https://bit.ly/3KilAj8

Two Montgomery County parks were awarded $1.5 million in grant funding by the National Park Service’s Land and Water Conservation Fund. https://bit.ly/3KEQsu8

There will be 140 new speed cameras and 76 red-light cameras installed throughout the county in October. https://bit.ly/3VzmGcO

It’s Wednesday, Sept. 24, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. https://bit.ly/3ID5O1O

Four Montgomery County students are changing the way their peers can pursue success. https://bit.ly/3IwxXaO

Autism advocates are speaking out after President Donald Trump linked Tylenol use to autism. https://bit.ly/42FEy9x

On Sept. 23, the Montgomery County Lynching Memorial Project debuts its current traveling exhibit at the Maggie Nightingale Library in Poolesville. https://bit.ly/4mrutUP

ICYMI: While shelters across the region are full, MCASAC in Derwood remains committed to taking in dogs who need help the most. https://bit.ly/42yOvpd

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It’s Tuesday, Sept. 23, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. https://bit.ly/4mxfo4m

According to officials, the Purple Line projects it will begin passenger service during the winter of 2027. https://bit.ly/47WxNnw

“This is one of my favorite events of the year because it brings out our community, brings us together, and showcases the great resources we have here in the county.” https://bit.ly/48zYRZM

On Friday night several fights broke out outside Silver Spring’s Blake High School during a football game. https://bit.ly/4nBNAfO

A death investigation in North Bethesda became a homicide investigation after a man was found dead Sunday. https://bit.ly/4pGixBI

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A 16-year-old boy was fatally struck by a driver Sunday night in Kensington. https://bit.ly/4mzAkrj

A juvenile accused of shoplifting in Downtown Silver Spring had a loaded AR pistol in his backpack. https://bit.ly/3Ix566d

ICYMI: SERVPRO Team Gutierrez, a family-owned restoration company based in Rockville, was recently named SERVPRO Franchise of the Year, selected from more than 2,300 franchises. https://bit.ly/4mk5frD

It’s Monday, Sept. 22, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. https://bit.ly/4mMW9UB