Detectives with the Montgomery County Department of Police Collision Reconstruction Unit are investigating a fatal pedestrian collision that occurred early Monday morning in Rockville.
One of Montgomery County’s most significant African American historic landmarks will officially reopen to the public later this month following a major restoration effort.
Redland Middle School Boys’ Basketball Team Completes First Undefeated Season in More Than a Decade.
The Redland Middle School boys’ basketball team finished the season with a 6-0 record, marking the school’s first undefeated season in more than a decade. (more…)
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- Coaching Salud Holistica (CSH) is transforming maternal health in Maryland by offering culturally responsive health education and support.
- Founded by Jhoselyn Rodriguez, CSH empowers Latino, immigrant, and diverse families through education, community engagement, workforce development, and vital maternal health services.
- CSH directly addresses maternal health disparities, particularly in Latino and immigrant communities, by providing robust doula training programs.
- The doula training curriculum is uniquely crafted for doulas serving these communities, integrating cultural traditions and advocacy with trauma-informed and equity training.
- Beyond training, CSH fosters community connections, exemplified by their upcoming Maternal & Infant Health Resource Fair.
Coaching Salud Holistica (CSH) is actively transforming maternal health outcomes in Maryland. They are addressing a growing need for culturally responsive health education and support in communities across the state. This need is particularly urgent given that Latina women in Maryland experience higher rates of certain maternal health complications compared to other groups, underscoring significant disparities in care.
Founded by Jhoselyn Rodriguez, a bilingual community health leader, educator, and advocate, CSH is deeply committed to empowering Latino, immigrant, and diverse families. This commitment shines through their comprehensive approach, encompassing education, community engagement, workforce development, and vital maternal health services. This dedication is further exemplified in their mission to empower families and transform maternal and infant health outcomes. (more…)
The Montgomery County Department of Transportation (MCDOT) will implement new parking rates and hours for County-operated garages, lots, and street meters in Downtown Wheaton beginning July 1.
Connect with neighbors, learn about Lafayette Federal, and grab fun giveaways! All while enjoying food from local Tacos Pretzel & Pizza Creations.
First 75 registrants can receive free food.*
Washington Spirit forward Trinity Rodman and Spirit owner Michele Kang have been named to TIME’s inaugural TIME100 Sports list, recognizing 100 of the most influential people shaping the global sports landscape.
A proposed Chipotle with a drive-thru pickup lane has received approval from the Gaithersburg Planning Commission, allowing plans for the new restaurant near Route 355 and Watkins Mill Road to move forward.
Montgomery County Police were dispatched at approximately 6:16 a.m. Tuesday to a two-vehicle collision at the intersection of Rockville Pike (Rt. 355) and Pooks Hill Road in Bethesda. (more…)
The former Lakeforest Mall is now fully demolished, marking the end of an era the Gaithersburg landmark and clearing the way for the next phase of the massive redevelopment project.
Ocean City Police are reminding residents and visitors that private property is not public space as officials continue efforts to prevent disruptive “takeovers,” large gatherings, and other unauthorized activity during the busy summer season.
The Montgomery County Police Department has released its daily crime summaries covering reported incidents from Friday, June 5 through Sunday, June 7.
In the 1st District, which covers Rockville, Potomac and surrounding areas, police reported an auto theft on Maple Avenue in Rockville in which a stolen vehicle was later recovered nearby and two additional vehicles were vandalized. Tires and rims were stolen from two vehicles on Frederick Avenue, and two suspects were arrested after being found inside a vacant apartment on Elmcroft Court. Police also reported an aggravated assault at Richard Montgomery High School where two suspects entered a classroom, pepper sprayed a student and punched her. The student was treated by the school nurse. Over the weekend, officers also arrested three suspects in two separate commercial burglaries at vacant buildings on Research Boulevard.
The Container Store in Gaithersburg will now close permanently, a representative from the store confirmed to The MoCoShow on Monday evening.