MCPS Budget Shortfalls Expected for Next Year
Superintendent Dr. Joshua Starr recently released his proposed FY2016 MCPS Operating Budget. Since then, many
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Councilmember Elrich Pushes for Rent Stabilization
Recently, Montgomery County Councilmember Marc Elrich proposed a legislation on rent stabilization. Under Elrich’s proposal,
Hyattsville Sees Potential in Lowering Voting Ages
In 2013, the Takoma Park became the first city in the nation to lower the
County Council Examines New Bills to Green Montgomery
Over the past several years, Montgomery County has taken multiple go-green initiatives. From the five-cent
General Election Brings Some Surprises and New Leaders
Last Tuesday, Marylanders casted their ballots for the statewide offices of Governor, Attorney General, and
After two decades, Clarksburg continues to debate Ten Mile Creek development
In 1994, the Montgomery County Planning Commission launched a development plan for the Clarksburg area
SGAs prepare for MASC Legislative Session
The Maryland Association of Student Councils (MASC) is gearing up for its annual Legislative Session,
County Executive Backs School Funding
It looks like funding for MCPS school construction is set to increase. Earlier today, County
County Council race is shaping up to be a crowded one
Every four years, county voters elects nine Councilors to serve on the Montgomery County Council.
County Council pay raise draws Ike Leggett’s ire
On Monday, October 30th, Montgomery County Executive Isaiah Leggett delivered some unpleasant news to County
O’Malley pushes state minimum wage increase with online petition
Minimum wage jobs currently pay $7.25 an hour, which gives a full-time Maryland worker just