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Safety, security an issue for many Montgomery students
At least one in four students at 25 Montgomery County public middle and high schools did not agree last year with the statement "I feel safe at school." And at 32 of the county's 63 middle and high schools, at least half of the students did not agree with the statement "My things are safe in this school." The annual student surveys are a part of ...
I Can Already Hear Some Cyclists Groaning
A new sidewalk was unveiled to make cycling safer on Route 29 . It was just another bike ride in Silver Spring for Dr.
Convicted rapist charged in four additional rapes in Montgomery
Montgomery County Police Chief Tom Manger announces that Joseph Buzbee has been indicted by a Montgomery County grand jury in four separate decades-old rape cases in the Aspen Hill area, Loading... Montgomery County State's Attorney John McCarthy announced today that a grand jury on Wednesday indicted 52-year-old convicted rapist Timothy J. Buzbee ...
MARYLAND: Teen gets 14 months for setting school fires
ROCKVILLE, Md. - A Montgomery County teen has been sentenced to 14 months in jail for setting small fires at his school in a case that began with allegations of a school bomb plot.
Montgomery councilman: Need to 'connect dots'
By the time 2009 is through, Montgomery County will have approved master plans calling for more than 150,000 advanced-technology jobs in nearly 50 million square feet of laboratory and research space in most of the county's busiest employment corridors.
Montgomery Council may give biotechs tax break
Montgomery County Councilmember Mike Knapp wants to establish a local biotechnology tax credit and ease the approval process for life science firms looking to expand in or move to the county.
The champ is down for the count, never to get up again. The Wilmer Stone White Oak, Maryland's champion of the species, is believed to have toppled in a windstorm last week, county forestry officials said.
Most of council backs O'Malley
Every member of the Montgomery County Council is endorsing Gov. Martin O'Malley's 2010 bid for re-election, except for council President Philip M. Andrews of Gaithersburg, according to an O'Malley campaign Web site list of early supporters.
Police station may be mixed blessing
With a proposed police station moving into their neighborhood, White Oak residents Wednesday night expressed the need for police to promise to be "good neighbors" and minimize disruption to their quality of life.
Transit improvements begin at White Oak
Montgomery County started work today on $1.6 million in transit upgrades for White Oak.
Where to Buy Cheap Gas in Silver Spring, Maryland
Silver Spring, MD is the Montgomery County suburb, which lies directly to the north of Washington, D.C. that is lauded for its historical significance and cultural diversity.
Propane-fueled Blaze in White Oak
Firefighters arrived at the home in the 600 block of Symphony Woods Drive to find three propane tanks in the rear of the home on fire.
Maryland's contractors hungry for stimulus money
Many clients of Aronson & Co. in Rockville "have been doing a lot of research on the process of applying for stimulus awards," says Hope A. Lane, who heads Aronson's government contracting group.
Swaim-Staley is acting transportation chief
A couple of transportation projects dear to Montgomery County may have gotten a new ally when former Montgomery County budget director Beverley K. Swaim-Staley became the state's acting transportation secretary Monday.
Montgomery's county government stimulus receipts at $8.2 million
As of Tuesday, Montgomery County government has received $8.2 million in federal stimulus funding, with more money either on the way or up for grabs, as county officials work with state and federal authorities to secure money for projects ranging from road construction to health care.
Elderly Man Struck, Killed While Crossing Street
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CDRH is moving to the FDA White Oak Campus in Silver Spring, Maryland Between May 15 and August 3, 2009 The Center for Devices and Radiological Health will be relocating to the FDA White Oak campus located at 10903 New Hampshire Avenue, Silver Spring, MD 20993 this summer.
A growing problem in Third District
Last September, Silver Spring resident Christine Gardner was running late taking her daughter to school when someone made her pause.
Current and Future Application of Genetic Toxicity Assays: The Role...
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Consolidation of FDA complex in Montgomery passes halfway point
A $1.1 billion, 3.8 million-square-foot U.S. Food and Drug Administration complex in the White Oak section of eastern Montgomery County is now more than halfway complete, as officials this week dedicated the eighth of 14 planned buildings.