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Police seek victims of alleged jewelry thief arrested outside Potomac home (opens the original)
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Plus: Data of more than 7,500 MoCo first responders leaked in June; Rockville’s Capital Bancorp to be acquired by Ohio bank for $728M After tracking him for several days, Montgomery County police say they have charged a man they suspect is connected to four home burglaries in the region. Anderson Javier Santacruz Gallegos, 29, of Prince Georges County, was arrested Sept. 23 outside of a Potomac home. Police have shared photos of Santacruz Gallegos and the stolen jewelry, seeking other potential
WSSC lifts essential water use advisory for MoCo residents (opens the original)
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WSSC Water has lifted its essential-water-use-only request for residents in Montgomery and Prince George’s counties, according to an update from the utility company on Wednesday evening. For nearly two days, the water utility had requested its customers to only use water for essential purposes due to a power outage that occurred Tuesday morning at its filtration plant in Potomac. Though power to the plant was restored on Tuesday, the utility still experienced internal electrical issues at the pl
WSSC urges essential water use only as ‘critical’ electrical work at Potomac plant continues (opens the original)
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Utility reports water production has ‘stabilized,’ drinking water remains safe to use WSSC Water is continuing to urge residents in Montgomery and Prince George’s counties to use water only for essential purposes and make efforts to conserve water following a power outage Tuesday at its filtration plant in Potomac. In a 10:45 a.m. update on Wednesday, the utility said that the situation has stabilized “from a water production standpoint,” but critical electrical work at the plant continues. “The
Plans for Padel Social’s permanent indoor facility in Bethesda under review (opens the original)
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Proposed three-court club to replace planned multifamily building Padel Social, a Bethesda-based sports club centered on the fast-growing racquet sport, has plans to make a permanent home with a new, indoor facility in Bethesda’s Westbard Square neighborhood. The sport, which is described as a cross between tennis and squash, originated in Mexico and has grown in popularity across the country in recent years. Padel is played in doubles on courts smaller than tennis courts. Glass or mesh that pla
Commas Food Hall celebrates grand reopening, adds 2 vendors after challenging year (opens the original)
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Kellem Coffee, Nips Juice House opening; operators optimistic about holiday season, new mall ownership After a challenging first year for vendors in downtown Silver Spring’s Ellsworth Place, Commas Food Hall held a grand reopening event on Saturday aimed at reintroducing itself to the community and celebrating the addition of two new locally owned businesses. “The grand reopening celebration falls on Commas Food Hall’s one-year anniversary, making it a natural opportunity to celebrate how far th
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