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Small Bites: Tastee Diner temporarily closes in Bethesda Plus: Cooper’s Hawk furloughs 51 workers in Rockville By Dan Schere | December 29, 2020 | 11:31 pm The Tastee Diner in Bethesda has temporarily closed due to Montgomery County's recent order prohibiting indoor dining. Photo by Dan Schere Tastee Diner temporarily closes in Bethesda Bethesda’s Tastee Diner on Woodmont Avenue has temporarily closed this month for the second time during the COVID-19 pandemic. Photo by Dan Schere. The diner had a sign posted on its door that it had temporarily closed because of Montgomery County’s e...

All three justices were targets of hateful messages from supporters of Donald Trump upset with the Wisconsin Supreme Court’s rejection of a lawsuit seeking to throw out the votes of more than 200,000 voters in Dane and Milwaukee counties. The voicemails and letters were first made public by  Progressive Magazine editor Bill Lueders who filed an open records request seeking messages to the justices and published the results in the  Progressive and the  Examiner. Karofsky and Dallet have also been the targets of anti-Semitic attacks  published on a pro-Trump blog and in the neo-Nazi...

The Oregon Municipal Court, in partnership with the OregonCARES Coalition, have been awarded a federal grant under the Federal Drug Free Community program, according to a Dec. 10 news release. The grant will provide $125,000 a year for five years to fund drug and alcohol prevention-related services for youth, Oregon Municipal judge Beth Cox announced in the news release. The coalition was formed in 2009 to promote an alcohol- and drug-free lifestyle for Oregon youth. Its members include local teachers, police and community members working with parents and youths to reduce the use of drugs and...