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Maryland Restaurant Week brings county's dining scene to the table (opens the original)
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Maryland Restaurant Week is back for its sixth year, running Sept. 18–27, 2026, and Montgomery County restaurants are once again showing up to the dining room table. Presented by the Restaurant Association of Maryland, the 10-day culinary event brings restaurants across every county together to support the state’s dining industry. Unlike some restaurant weeks, there’s no rigid prix-fixe format this year. Participating spots can offer whatever specials, discounts or seasonal menus that make sense
Montgomery County expands weather network, flood detection to enhance storm preparedness (opens the original)
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Montgomery County is expanding its network of weather stations and flood sensors as officials seek to improve warnings and emergency response ahead of severe storms, flooding and other extreme weather. The first locally-funded extension of the Maryland Mesonet weather monitoring system went online Sept. 2 at the Oaks Landfill in Laytonsville. Additional stations are planned in Gaithersburg, Germantown and the Chevy Chase and Silver Spring areas and are expected to become operational by the end o
State steps away from federal guidelines, promotes vaccinations ahead of respiratory illness season (opens the original)
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The Maryland Department of Health this week published its guidance on vaccine recommendations for state residents, focused primarily on preventing severe symptoms from common respiratory illnesses during the fall and winter seasons. The announcement follows the state’s passage of the Vax Act, a law that allows Maryland to issue its own vaccine recommendations independently of the federal government. “We are reaffirming our commitment to high-quality, accessible care rooted in science,” said Mary
Montgomery County Public Libraries to offer free math tutoring (opens the original)
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Montgomery County Public Libraries is piloting a new tutoring initiative, offering free math support for students in grades 6 through 12 at Rockville Memorial Library. The program connects students with Montgomery County-based tutors for structured assistance in what librarians say will be a high-quality and welcoming library setting. Whether students need help with specific assignments, want to strengthen core math skills or receive dedicated study time, MCPL says it is committed to helping the
Wheaton Festival to celebrate Hispanic culture and community (opens the original)
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Music, food and family activities will take over downtown Wheaton as residents gather to celebrate Hispanic culture during Hispanic Heritage Month, observed Sept. 15 through Oct. 15 annually. The Hispanic Heritage Month Unity Festival will bring together local families, businesses and community organizations for an afternoon highlighting the traditions and contributions of Hispanic and Latino residents. In Montgomery County, Hispanic and Latino residents account for 21.7% of the population, acco
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