Cabin John News

Lerner Enterprises has started work on a two-hotel complex in Rockville that should be completed by next fall.

Collision Reconstruction Unit takes lead in investigation to determine the cause of death for Jasmine Afolabi.

Hydrogen sulfide gas in a sewer line is the source of a foul odor along the C&O Canal.

Dominic Champagne, the writer and director of ''Love," a Cirque du Soleil show inspired by The Beatles' music, and Adrian Wills, director of Silverdocs' opening night film ''All Together Now," which is about ...

Traffic lights turned black, traffic snarled, and thousands lost power to their homes in and around Potomac after a series of severe thunderstorms rolled through Virginia and Maryland on Wednesday, June 4. The ...

Price Pick of the Week 6408 Arden Road, Cabin John Original Listing Price: $799,999 Current Listing Price: $699,999 Slash rate: 12.5 percent Square footage: Roughly 1,500 This three-bedroom bungalow is ripe for ...

Joe McGarry, 11, of Bethesda splashes into the pool at the Seven Locks Swim and Tennis Club in Cabin John on Monday, one of the hottest days of the year.

Andrew Spencer, 8, of Rockville, enjoys a root beer float at an ice cream social at Little Bennett Campground on Saturday.

Hours: Mon.Thurs. 11 a.m.-10 p.m., Fri.Sun.11 a.m.11 p.m. Style of cuisine: Tex-Mex Italian Dinner entre prices: $8.95-$18.95 Credit cards: All major cards Accessible An order of fried calamari offers an ...

A two-alarm fire broke out at a home in the 11500 block of Lake Potomac Drive on Wednesday, May 21 and took nearly three hours and fire apparatus and rescue crews from over 10 local stations to put out.

Montgomery County officials say former county executive and longtime council member Neal Potter has died.

Claudia Zelaya buys a muffin at Spring Mill Bread Company in Bethesda Tuesday from employee Christina Staib. via Gazette.Net

“In those days you couldn't buy a bike.”

Horns honked and drivers gawked as MacArthur Boulevard backed up on Sunday afternoon, April 27. via Alexandria Gazette-Packet

“With all due respect, there's no faith in the system - why build the school if our number's are going to go down?”

A consensus is growing on where new school boundaries should be set for five Potomac schools, but it is far from complete. via Alexandria Gazette-Packet

“We have various pieces of just various metals. We have an old door lock, we have this heavy iron piece ... we have cans hanging all over it and hangers.”

Trash-tastic Effort at Awareness Cabin John and Carderock Springs are battling to recycle the most scrap metal. via Alexandria Gazette-Packet

“Why you would set up five or six portables at Seven Locks for one year at 60 or 70 [thousand dollars] a pop is beyond my comprehension”

Dividing Lines School officials present five possible new school boundaries to alleviate overcrowding at Potomac Elementary School. via Alexandria Gazette-Packet

“For businesses to participate with us they have to be kind of 50 friendly and have fun with it as well”

Keeping on the Sunny Side The Fifty Card aims to give those 50 and up discounts and a positive spin on being 50-plus. By Aaron Stern/The Almanac March 19, 2008 Moving on Up The Fifty Card is a new discount card ... via Alexandria Gazette-Packet

Montgomery County Fire and Rescue crews rescued an injured hiker near the Billy Goat Trail at Great Falls. via WRC Washington DC Channel 4

“We are working very hard to come to a consensus that will make sense for the entire community three years down the road, five years down the road, and beyond”

Bells Mill Torn Down New boundaries begin to form. By Aaron Stern/The Almanac March 5, 2008 The demolition of Bells Mill Elementary School began last week. via Alexandria Gazette-Packet

“They can get that New York feel without leaving their backyard”

New Fruit Pomegranate Bistro opens in Cabin John Mall, offers upscale kosher dining. via Alexandria Gazette-Packet