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Legislators considering protection for lemonade stands Plus: Push for police reform creates rift in Democratic caucus; Bill would charge companies for carbon pollution Bethesda Beat Staff | February 26, 2021 Legislators considering protection for lemonade stands Children in Maryland may soon be free to operate lemonade stands without restriction under a bill before the General Assembly. In 2011, a group of kids set up a lemonade stand in front of the U.S. Open, which was being held in Bethesda that year. They were soon shut down and the grandfather of some of the kids, who had been helping...

Reply February 21, 2021 It is far from an understatement to say that we are truly running out of time to take serious and bold action against the climate crisis. The disastrous effects of rising temperatures and sea levels are already being felt across Maryland, including prolonged and deadlier heatwaves, public health risks from pollution and the increased intensity of climate disasters. Subscribe What is more, these impacts are highly disproportionate along racial and socioeconomic lines – pollution-inflicted health disparities have become a reality in our state and nationwide, affecting ...

White’s Ferry to remain closed after both sides say negotiations failed Plus: County monitoring extremist ‘chatter’ marking anniversary of shooting; Bill would require therapy dogs to be allowed in public schools Bethesda Beat Staff | February 13, 2021 White’s Ferry to remain closed after both sides say negotiations failed A historic ferry that shuttled travelers across the Potomac River for centuries before a long-simmering land dispute shuttered it in December will remain closed after negotiations to reopen it failed, representatives of both sides of the dispute said this week. W...

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — A bill in the Maryland state legislature would require public...