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A reader challenges the thesis of a Viewpoint essay about Trump's indictment.

When: Millersville Borough council meeting, Oct. 25.

Montgomery County officials are seeking a change in how the jurisdiction assesses taxes on new developments that may make the county more enticing to developers and pay for new transit projects. The proposal would create a tax on properties along planned rapid bus projects to replace impact fees on developers. Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich ...

Glen Echo Park’s Carousel Reopens for Park’s 100th Anniversary The Dentzel Carousel will operate again after a 23-month closure as Glen Echo Park celebrates its 100th anniversary season. The carousel had closed for repairs in June 2019 and then remained shuttered during the pandemic. The Glen Echo Park Partnership for Arts and Culture is holding a ribbon cutting ceremony May 1 at 10:30 a.m. and many local and state officials are expected to be there. The public is invited to view the event virtually on the park’s website or on the partnership’s website. The 45-minute ribbon cutting c...

Election results are in, but not everything is final Published by admin on Sun, 04/11/2021 - 4:13pm By:  Editor Nine races were uncontested, two remain too close to call and in one case there were no votes cast. Vicki Briggs and Chris Miller were reelected to the Mexico City Council by sizable margins. Miller received 42 percent of the vote while Briggs took in 37 percent. No other candidate managed more than 9 percent. Keith Louder returns to the Mexico School Board, but voters also picked a new face. Marci Minor received 726 votes to third Scott Nich...