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Fire at Rockville KPot causes more than $500K in damage (opens the original)
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No injuries reported in blaze ignited by grease fire A blaze at KPot Korean BBQ and Hot Pot ignited by a grease fire caused more than $500,000 in damage Wednesday night, according to social media posts from Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service (MCFRS) spokesperson Pete Piringer. MCFRS crews responded to the report of a kitchen fire at roughly 9 p.m. to Kpot Korean BBQ and Hot Pot at 5550 Randolph Road in Rockville, Piringer said in a social media video Wednesday night. Piringer said smoke w
Local rabbis: Antisemitism has been normalized in MCPS (opens the original)
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Letter to superintendent urges substantive, specific training on issue A collective of concerned Jewish clergy raised concerns that a “lack of meaningful response” from Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) has increased the normalization of antisemitism in the district and urged it to implement more substantive training and guidelines, according to a letter Monday to the district’s leadership. “Over the last three years, we have been on the front lines of the current crisis of skyrocketing sc
Fani-González aims to keep police chief search local (opens the original)
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Plus: Collision shuts down lanes of Interstate 270; Fani-González, Elrich disagree on incinerator decision deadline Montgomery County Council President Natali Fani-González said she wants to keep the search for a new police chief local. The new head of the police department will take over for Marc Yamada, who stepped down after a report found there were issues with his timecards and he lied to investigators. [Fox 5] A collision shut down several lanes on northbound Interstate 270 Wednesday morni
WSSC urges MoCo residents to use water only for essentials (opens the original)
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Company says Tuesday afternoon that boil advisory possible in near future WSSC Water is urging residents in Montgomery and Prince George’s counties to use water only for essential purposes because of a power outage affecting the water filtration plant, according to a statement Tuesday from the company. WSSC Water is a utility that serves 1.9 million customers across Montgomery and Prince George’s counties. The issue is originating with a Pepco outage affecting the Potomac Water Filtration Plant,
Swastika found on student’s desk at Walter Johnson High in Bethesda (opens the original)
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Incident comes after district saw increase in reported hate-bias incidents, citing better training Walter Johnson High School’s administration is pursuing consequences for those responsible for a swastika on a classroom desk, after a student found the symbol at the Bethesda school and reported it on Thursday, according to a letter from the school’s principal. “The presence of this symbol is highly inappropriate, unacceptable, and deeply offensive; it stands in contradiction to the core values of
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