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Shake Shack no longer coming to former Arby s site in North Bethesda
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The Grilled Oyster Company reopens in the Kentlands
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Two sushi restaurants coming to Potomac
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Paul Schwartz, a Brookeville resident, has entered the race for County Council District 4.
Schwartz, a Democrat, was a columnist for the Sentinel newspapers and currently serves as a lobbyist in Annapolis, focusing on representing current and retired federal employees.
Schwartz is the third person to enter the race. Maricé Morales, a former state delegate, announced in early June that she was running for the seat, but has not formally filed to run.
Natali Fani-Gonzalez, the vice chair of the Montgomery County Planning Board, has filed to enter the race. District 4 includes Wheaton, Aspen Hill and Olney, among other areas.
Council Member Nancy Navarro, who has held the seat since 2009, can’t run for re-election because of term limits.
High winds cause damage, power outages throughout Montgomery County
Trees fell on two houses in Bethesda By Dan Schere |
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A tree fell on a house in the area of Newington and Marengo roads in Bethesda. No one was injured.
Photo from Pete Piringer via Twitter
High winds caused damage throughout Montgomery County and left thousands without power from Friday afternoon into early Saturday.
Gusts of more than 50 miles per hour were recorded in the county, according to the National Weather Service.
Trees fell on two houses in Bethesda. Around 6 p.m. on Friday a tree fell on a house in the area of Newington and Marengo roads in Bethesda, Pete Piringer, a Montgomery County Fire & Rescue spokesman, posted on Twitter. No one was injured.