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Ward 8 residents are caught between groceries and bills

If given the choice to eat healthy meals weekly or keep your water hot and running, what would you choose? Ward 8 residents weigh in on affordability concerns this election season. Ward 8 residents and community members say that wages are not increasing at the same pace as housing, grocery,...

Washington, DC · 2d
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SUN: Under fire after series of deaths, Maryland corrections chief Carolyn Scruggs is out

MARYLAND (WBFF) — Carolyn Scruggs is out as secretary of Maryland’s Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services, and David Greene, the agency’s deputy secretary of operations, will replace her “at least” in the interim, a source with knowledge of the change told The Baltimore Sun on Thursday.

Maryland · 11h
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The Country Club at Woodmore Signals a Renewed Era for its Membership

MITCHELLVILLE, Maryland — This winter, The Country Club at Woodmore will finish a multi-year, $1.9 million capital investment project, which is already delivering significant improvements to the historic layout, as part of a renewed commitment to its members. Located near Washington, D.C., Woodmore offers an unmatched 18-hole golf experience...

Mitchellville, MD · 2d
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Bigger, taller Bay Bridge replacement gets federal green light

Maryland · 13h

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Halloween house party in Montgomery County brings focus back to short term rentals

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. (7News) — A rowdy house party that wreaked havoc on Halloween in a Bethesda, Maryland, community has now placed the issue back under the microscope for community members. Video from a neighbor shows Carnegie Terrace flooded with what appears to be at least several dozen teenagers...

Montgomery County, MD · 1d

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McLean Art Gallery welcomes new exhibit, prepares for 2027 closure

Time is ticking down on the McLean Art Society’s stay at the Chesterbrook Shopping Center. The nonprofit will welcome a new exhibit titled “City Life” to its McLean Art Gallery tomorrow (Wednesday) that’s now expected to be one of the last in the pop-up space at 6224B Old Dominion Drive.

Mclean, VA · 2d

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Of All The Tastee Diners, Maryland Regulars Say The Bethesda One, With Table-Side Jukeboxes And Counter Seats, Still Hits Different

Downtown Bethesda is full of glass towers, sleek lobbies, and busy sidewalks. Tucked among all that polish sits a small diner that has refused to change its personality for decades. It has booths, a counter, and little jukeboxes right at the tables. Regulars drive across Maryland for it, and travelers...

Bethesda, MD · 17h

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7 Places Where People Are Moving To In Maryland In 2026

Maryland’s population continues to grow, but the places attracting new residents are changing. Between July 2024 … 7 Places Where People Are Moving To In Maryland In 2026 Read more

Maryland · 3h

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Jawando, Raskin celebrate in Bethesda after polls close

Will Jawando (D) and Jamie Raskin (D) celebrated in Bethesda as unofficial voting results started rolling in after polls closed Tuesday. “This is a surreal moment, it feels like I’ve kind of been floating all day,” Jawando said to a room full of supporters at the Marriott grand ballroom on Pooks Hill Road.

Bethesda, MD · 2d

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The biggest task ahead for D.C.'s new mayor

Janeese Lewis George 's biggest job will be rebuilding D.C.'s economy. Why it matters: After 12 years, Washingtonians will look to a new mayor to solve their problems. And the list's a doozy: A hellish job market , record restaurant closures , crashing condo values , billion-dollar budget gaps . The big picture: The effects of DOGE are still being felt. Coming after the pandemic, it's been a double whammy for a city that boomed in the 2010s. After President Trump's return to the White House, D.C. lost 45,600 jobs through August , 62% of which were government positions. The fallout has rippled through city life, with laid-off workers and families getting squeezed, neighborhood bars losing customers amid inflation and downtown landlords watching office values plunge. There's no quick rebound: The city won't return to pre-DOGE growth rates until fall 2030, according to D.C. chief financial officer Glen Lee's projections. It's up to JLG — the city's youngest mayor in a generation — to reinvent the city's growth engine. The democratic socialist easily won Tuesday's general election, per AP, after sweeping the competitive June primary amid frustration with the city's direction and rising cost of living. Her ideas include a

Washington, DC · 2d

Maryland Matters

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Fresh off reelection win, Moore names new chief of staff

Fresh off his reelection victory Tuesday, Gov. Wes Moore on Thursday announced the departure of chief of staff Lester Davis and named Emmanuel "Manny" Welsh to replace him, a possible start to staff shuffling ahead of Moore's second term.

Maryland · 16h

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Two local senior living facilities rated among the best in Virginia

Two senior-living facilities located just outside of Arlington are among the best in the state, according to a new Newsweek ranking. Goodwin House Alexandria ranked No. 2 and Goodwin House Bailey’s Crossroads ranked No. 3 in Virginia in the magazine’s newly released list of America’s Best Nursing Homes.

Virginia · 2d

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Cell tower proposed for grounds of McLean private school

A wireless tower developer is seeking a special exception from Fairfax County for a 175-foot monopole to be constructed on the grounds of a private girls’ school in McLean in hopes of remedying unreliable cell service on the property and along Georgetown Pike. The application from Milestone Towers, submitted...

Mclean, VA · 16h

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Students help build new home for veteran in Glasgow

GLASGOW, Va. – Organizers from Purple Heart Homes built a modular home on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., as part of America’s 250th Anniversary. The home has since been relocated to Glasgow, Virginia where a 76-year-old Marine Veteran will move in after community volunteers, including CTE students from Rockbridge County High School, helped add a porch and mobility ramp.

Glasgow, VA · 13h

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Janeese Lewis George wants "desk audit" to make D.C. government more efficient

D.C. Mayor-elect Janeese Lewis George wants to take a "desk-by-desk" look inside some city agencies to find ways to cut costs and make government services run more efficiently. Why it matters: Don't call it a DOGE — the left is trying to embrace government efficiency (see: Zohran Mamdani's push to speed up NYC's bureaucracy). The big picture: After 12 years of the Bowser administration, Lewis George wants a "forensic analysis" of the city's budget. Her team has discussed conducting a " desk audit in certain agencies, to go desk-by-desk and see, 'What is your job? What do you do?'" Finding savings and cutting red tape could help her pay for and deliver on ambitious campaign promises, like a child care expansion. She fleshed out her thinking on the cost-cutting measures Wednesday, after unveiling a jobs portal to build a "People's Government." Details of the potential audits are TBD. Friction point: Labor unions propelled Lewis George into office, so she may have to walk a fine line when it comes to cutting public jobs. Zoom out: Mamdani's Commission on Government Efficiency (COGE) has sought to streamline approvals for things like outdoor dining and bus lanes, the NY Times reports . Lewis

Washington, DC · 1d

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Two affordable housing buildings, 10 townhomes proposed at Virginia Village in Falls Church

Two mid-rise apartment buildings with 132 committed-affordable units are paired with a set of townhomes in a new proposal for the Virginia Village site in Falls Church. City leaders have selected Urban Atlantic as their development partner for the site, which currently includes about 80 1940s-era apartments grouped in fourplex buildings.

Falls Church, VA · 1d

TANTVNEWS

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Kensington Parking Study Recommends Shorter Time Limits, Clearer Signs and a Handheld Enforcement Device

Consultants told Kensington officials on Oct. 21 to shorten limits on two commercial blocks, fix signs and buy one handheld enforcement device. No vote was held; the task force meets staff in coming weeks. The post Kensington Parking Study Recommends Shorter Time Limits, Clearer Signs and a Handheld Enforcement Device appeared first on TANTV .

Kensington, MD · 1d

DC News Now

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National Guard authorized to use military vehicle in DC, Pinto pushes new governors to withdraw troops

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth authorized nearly 3,100 National Guard troops in D.C. to continue patrolling the streets.

Washington, DC · 9h

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Langley Donors Shift Republican in 2026

The Democratic Party of 2026 is not the Democratic Party of 2024. During the last election cycle, then-Vice President Kamala Harris struck a hawkish note. While the Democratic Party squashed a rebellion of voters angry about the Gaza war, Harris attacked then-Republican candidate Donald Trump for appeasing Iran and North Korea.

Mclean, VA · 22h

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Waterfront residents are excited about potential redevelopment of Southwest

The National Capital Planning Commission alongside Mayor Muriel Bowser and other organizations recently release a master plan to consolidate many federal agencies and redevelop large parts of Southwest. Waterfront residentis say they are excited by the possibilities. Waterfront residents say they are excited to hear about new development plans that...

Washington, DC · 2d