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Is Irony out of Style? Americans Down on Hipsters
A poll released by Public Policy Polling shows that a large percentage of Americans have an unfavorable opinion of "hipsters," a group of men and women "unusually aware of and interested in new and unconventional patterns," according to Merriam Webster.
Germantown Man Indicted on Sex Trafficking, Prostitution Charges
A Germantown man was indicted on sex trafficking and prostitution charges, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Maryland announced Wednesday.
Germantown Gas Prices Are on the Move
Looking to take a drive this summer? You might be in luck. Gas prices are nearly 28 cents cheaper in Germantown now than they were this time last year, according to AAA.
Germantown's Clopper Mill Among 10 'Innovation Schools'
A Germantown elementary school was picked to help pilot a new program from Montgomery County Public Schools that will provide an extra layer of central office support to underperforming schools.
Chalk Talk: Germantown College Grad, Darnestown Native Makes Dean's List
Students from Germantown Earn Awards at St. Mary's College of Maryland ST. MARY'S CITY, MD-The following students received multiple awards at St.
Recruiters add to Pentagon sex-crime crisis
In Alaska, law enforcement officials are fuming after a military jury this month convicted a Marine Corps recruiter of first-degree sexual assault in the rape of a 23-year-old female civilian but did not send him to prison.
Montgomery County asks residents to hand over their guns
Montgomery County residents handed over 111 guns, 11 BB guns, 10,000 rounds of ammunition and a grenade at Saturday's statewide gun turn-in day, according to county police spokeswoman Lucille Baur.
Council considers free bus between Clarksburg and Germantown MARC
Councilman Craig L. Rice has asked Montgomery County to run a new bus line connecting Clarksburg to mass transit via the Germantown MARC train station.
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MoCo Food Trucks Park It, Online
The grown-up lunch line is just as likely to be outside, on the corner of a busy intersection as it is inside of a strip mall restaurant.
Germantown Councilman Explains Attendance at Democrat Ball
This year's Spring Ball for the Montgomery County Democratic Central Committee, set for May 11, has become a rallying point for Montgomery County's police union and many state and local party leaders to express their unhappiness with the committee.
Police Ticket Dozens of Drivers in 'Pedestrian Stings'
Pedestrians in bright yellow t-shirts had about a 30 percent chance of crossing Democracy Boulevard in Bethesda Thursday without a close call from a passing car, according to Jimmy Chen, an intern with Montgomery County police.
PHOTOS: New Foreign Language School Opens In Gaithersburg
A grand opening ceremony was held recently for Language Stars-the nation's leader in foreign language education for children ages 1-10, the Gaithersburg-Germantown Chamber of Commerce announced.
Upcounty Delegation Will Run as District 39 Slate
Maryland Sen. Nancy J. King and Dels. Charles Barkley, Kirill Reznik and Shane Robinson are running for re-election as the District 39 Team Slate, the candidates announced last week.
Late-term abortionist compares fetus to 'meat in a Crock-Pot'
The pro-life organization Live Action released the most recent installment Wednesday in their undercover video series attempting to expose the late-term abortion industry.
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GGCC's Balcombe Elected to Maryland Chamber of Commerce Board
Marilyn Balcombe, President/CEO, Gaithersburg-Germantown Chamber of Commerce was elected to the Maryland Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors on May 1, 2013.
Plainclothes Police to Conduct 'Pedestrian Sting' Series
A cluster of Montgomery County police officers will give their traditional blue uniforms a rest this month, donning plainclothes to conduct a series of "pedestrian stings" at high-traffic intersections and ticket drivers who refuse to yield, said Capt.
MoCo Food Trucks Park It, Online
The grown-up lunch line is just as likely to be outside, on the corner of a busy intersection as it is inside of a strip mall restaurant.
On again, off again: Montgomery council expedites Vitro
The Montgomery County Council will expedite a zoning review of the former BAE Systems/Vitro site in Aspen Hill that is targeted for a Walmart.