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Back at council building, Jawando says recent heart attack was ‘a wake-up call’ (opens the original)
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Democratic nominee for county executive will return to campaign trail this weekend, but continues to pace himself Montgomery County Councilmember Will Jawando (D-At-large) on Tuesday returned to the council office building in Rockville for the first time since suffering a heart attack while playing basketball on Sept. 5 — an ordeal he described as a “wake-up call.” “The good news is I’m doing well. I am on track to a full recovery,” Jawando said during a press conference Tuesday. “I feel good, b
Bethesda-based EagleBank expands into Baltimore (opens the original)
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Plus: Mykonos Grill in Rockville to close by end of year; Teen curfews now in effect at two MoCo malls The Bethesda-based EagleBank is expanding into Baltimore for the first time in its decades-long history. The bank will launch its Charm City office with four or five employees and eventually hopes to have close to 20 employees there, according to Chief Lending Officer Evelyn Lee. The expansion has been in the works since 2024, when Lee joined the company. [Baltimore Business Journal] Mykonos Gr
Hay bales spontaneously combust at Dickerson farm, causing $50K in damage (opens the original)
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About 45 firefighters from Montgomery, Frederick counties assisted; no injuries reported A stack of hay bales spontaneously combusted in a barn at Deere Valley Farm in Dickerson on Thursday evening, causing an estimated $50,000 in damages but no injuries, according to Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service (MCFRS) spokesperson Pete Piringer. In a video posted to social media, Piringer said agency crews responded to the farm at approximately 6 p.m. Thursday. Workers at the farm smelled smoke c
Libraries, other public facilities want expanded ability to ban disruptive visitors (opens the original)
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Advocates worry change could disproportionately affect homeless people, those with mental illness Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich on Wednesday said he is seeking to address a reported increase in disruptive behavior at libraries and other public facilities by expanding the county’s ability to issue temporary bans. During his virtual weekly media briefing, Elrich (D) said a new bill before the County Council is intended to crack down on repeat offenders. “We’ve had problems
Incorrect polling place, party listed on some voters' official information guides (opens the original)
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Montgomery County Board of Elections says replacements will be sent next week Montgomery County Board of Elections officials on Wednesday said the official Voter Information Guides sent to more than 40,000 people in the Clarksburg, Germantown and Poolesville areas listed the incorrect polling place and party information on the back. “Our first order of business when something like this happens is to fix it for our voters,” Montgomery County Board of Elections President David Naimon told Bethesda
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