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Rockville confronts budget problems

ROCKVILLE – According to City Council Member Bridget Newton, the city is “at a crossroads” as it prepares its budget for next year and the council voted to support a one percent one- ...



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Downed by referendum Raised by County Executive Passed by Council again The Ambulance Fee lives

ROCKVILLE – Despite apparent promises to the contrary, County Executive Isiah Leggett introduced and Tuesday, the County Council passed an ambulance fee bill, just 18 months after voters in a re ... Read More

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Rockville caps investigation with a 90K price tag

ROCKVILLE - The City’s current contract with Saul Ewing is capped at $90,000 to perform an investigation of “various workplace and personnel matters,” according to documentation prov ... Read More

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County employee credit union expands service

The Montgomery County Employees Federal Credit Union (MC EFCU) has expanded its operations and will now serve employees of the Montgomery County Public School System. The National Credit Union Associa ... Read More

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Belward Farm battle gets on fast track

GAITHERSBURG?- The long legal battle over Belward Farm in Gaithersburg continues with the case put on the fast track to settlement. After the Montgomery County Circuit Court refused to dismiss the law ... Read More

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Legislators approve budget

ANNAPOLIS - The Maryland General Assembly took the budget debate to the precipice, but after a special session the representatives have reached a deal. The democratically controlled legislature conven ... Read More




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