Despite more than $2.6 billion in cuts, Isiah Leggett sees the budget as the county's toughest challenge for years to come.
Maryland delegation was set to leave next week on eight-day trip to Israel, Jordan and the West Bank.
Ervin: ‘We’re turning on a faucet and only letting some drops drip out of the faucet, and then we’re pretending like that’s good enough.’
Councilwoman Nancy Floreen's proposal includes county-owned parks, golf courses and parking garages.
Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development gave out more than $130 million in grants and loans, and $14 million in tax credits to life science companies.
Bill coincides with American Cancer Society’s 37th Great American Smokeout
It could be a tight squeeze to dedicate traffic lanes for a proposed rapid bus network along some of the county's most congested corridors.
County Council will hold eight public hearings and introduce three pieces of legislation on Tuesday.
FOP Lodge 35 sues County Executive Isiah Leggett over the county government's efforts to convince voters to reign in the police union's bargaining powers.
Scenes from the Montgomery County Democratic Central Committee's viewing party for Election Night 2012.
Many polls have seen waits of more than an hour for much of the day.
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Volunteers needed as Montgomery County and City of Gaithersburg co-host the 2nd Annual Homeless Resource Day on Nov. 15.
CASA of Maryland’s advocacy for next month's referendum on same-sex marriage has sparked the ire of religious leaders
Analysis shows changes to Maryland's 'Maintenance of Effort' law will complicate counties' long-term fiscal planning, particularly for schools.
"Chefs for Equality" event will raise funds to support the campaign to win Maryland's referendum next month on same-sex marriage.
Planning Board schedule, zoning amendment and study into top county salaries top Oct. 9 agenda.
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$319 million in county-issued bonds will go on sale next week.
Accusations abound as elected officials and the county police union gear up their campaigns to win the Nov. 6 referendum on curtailing FOP Lodge 35's authority on "effects bargaining."
One contractor disputes that the company is at fault.
The 67,000-square-foot Gaithersburg Library is on course to finish construction in September 2013, with its grand opening to follow within two months.
Steering failure on two Crown Victorias prompts Montgomery County police's most massive maintenance operation.
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The Montgomery County Planning Board will hold public sessions and work sessions through the end of the year.
A year later, Sister Cities relationship is nourishing an offspring of economic and cultural exchanges.
Eight councilmembers have asked the County Attorney about preliminary steps for buying and running Pepco's power grid.
'Some things have to change and some things don’t,' advises county's top planner.
Councilman Marc Elrich floats notion of county takeover of electric utility.
CCT, Purple Line and Red Line are vying for federal funds
District 39's senator says ‘There won’t be anything new at all this year’
Dagley, who dug into police disability payments and other controversial issues, prepares to leave