News across Montgomery County
WSSC Essential Water Use Only Lifted
WSSC Water has lifted its essential-water-use-only request for all customers in Montgomery and Prince George’s counties, effective 5 pm today.
Green Homes and Businesses Grant Cycle Opens October 12
This funding opportunity aims to improve sustainability and energy efficiency for homes and businesses across the city. Interested residents are encouraged to attend our online information session on Wednesday, Oct. 7 from 12pm-1pm.
Rent Stabilization Policy Options: Capital Improvement Petitions
This is the first of six blog posts covering topic areas that City Council, City Staff, and the project consultant, RSG, are exploring under the Rent Stabilization Policy Review. This first blog post covers Capital Improvement Petition policy options.
45th Annual Takoma Park Street Festival Returns Sunday, October 4, 2026
The 45th Annual Takoma Park Street Festival is set to bring music, art, and community spirit to the heart of Takoma Park on Sunday, October 4, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The festival will feature almost 200 booths showcasing the region’s creative scene.
UPDATE (4:55 pm): WSSC Essential Water Use Only Remains in Effect
WSSC Water's Potomac Water Filtration Plant has resumed limited water production following an emergency electrical issue. This remains a serious situation. WSSC's Essential Water Use Only request remains in effect.
Crossroads Bikeway Project Public Meeting on Tuesday, October 13
Residents will be able share their concerns, experiences and desired outcomes to contribute to the success of the Crossroads Bikeway Project. We welcome your comments and feedback on the concept options by completing the online feedback form.
Starting Monday, Laurel MARC riders can travel directly to Montgomery and Frederick counties
A new MARC train service debuting Monday will connect riders in Laurel directly to stops in Montgomery and Frederick counties. MARC is expanding travel options for Maryland commuters by providing a direct weekday connection between Montgomery County and Baltimore through the…
Stories of Protest and Survival Free Film Screening on Friday, October 23
This free Takoma Park Arts film screening on Friday, October 23 will feature three short documentaries that share intimate stories and moving portraits of protest, struggle, and survival. No tickets or reservations are required.
Rent Stabilization Policy Review Community Meeting on Monday, October 12
City Staff will be holding a Rent Stabilization Policy Review Public Meeting on Monday, October 12 at 6:30 p.m. at the Takoma Park Community Center Auditorium. You can also register to participate virtually via Zoom.
Coffee with a Cop Event on Friday, September 25
Join us for Coffee with a Cop - Evening Edition, on Friday, September 25 for casual chats, coffee, and community connection.
Philadelphia Weekly
Published September 19What Investigators Know So Far About the Seven Women Linked to the Olney House Case
Police and the FBI have linked seven women to an Olney home probe involving over a million recovered images and videos.
Coffee with a Cop Event on Saturday, September 26
Join us for Coffee with a Cop on Saturday, September 26 for casual chats, coffee, and community connection.