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Police investigate gunfire mystery in Gaithersburg
- Police say the residents of Gaithersburg have been plagued by the sound of mysterious nighttime gunshots.
Edwards critical of Wynn for missing debate
- Donna Edwards, who nearly unseated U.S. Rep. Albert Wynn last year and is trying again, said the Congressman should have been at Wednesday’s scheduled debate, the first such event leading up to the February primary. “I intend to be at every forum, debate that is organized by voters throughout our Congressional district,” Edwards said. “I can't account for Mr. Wynn’s time that he plans to spend in this campaign and engage with voters on the issues.”
- Donna Edwards, who nearly unseated U.S. Rep. Albert Wynn last year and is trying again, said the Congressman should have been at Wednesday’s scheduled debate, the first such event leading up to the February primary. “I intend to be at every forum, debate that is organized by voters throughout our Congressional district,” Edwards said. “I can't account for Mr. Wynn’s time that he plans to spend in this campaign and engage with voters on the issues.”
Gaithersburg’s ‘Safe Speed’ will use cameras to catch speeders
- Gaithersburg residents who drive 11 miles per hour or more over the speed limits in certain school and residential zones could be caught on camera and subject to $40 tickets when the city starts its “Safe Speed” program today.
One-stop shopping available for company picnics
- Forget do-it-yourself potlucks and hastily organized park excursions — Smokey Glen Farm in Gaithersburg is more than willing to take the work out of putting together the company.
New Gaithersburg High principal headed D.C charter school that was forced to close
- Gaithersburg High School’s newly selected principal managed a D.C. Public charter school that five years ago lost its charter and was forced to shut down due to financial mismanagement, according to school records.
Suspects at large after shot fired during home invasion
- Authorities are looking for three people after they broke into a Gaithersburg home early Tuesday morning and fired a gun at a homeowner during a scuffle, according to Montgomery County police officials.
Man admits to string of sex assaults and robberies, Md. authorities say
- An 18-year-old Gaithersburg man was being held Monday at the Montgomery County Detention Center pending a $100,000 bail after authorities said he confessed to a string of 10 robberies and sexual assaults.
Gaithersburg man held for robbery, assault
- An 18-year-old Gaithersburg man was being held Monday at the Montgomery County Detention Center pending a $100,000 bond after authorities said he confessed to a string of 10 robberies and sexual assaults.
Day labor center now serving hundreds of workers
- Nearly 600 people used Montgomery County’s newest day labor center during May, its second month of operation, according to a newly released progress report.
Gaithersburg police seek suspect in crime spree
- Detectives from the Gaithersburg Police Department are searching for a man they believe is responsible for at least 10 robberies and sexual assaults that occurred in one area between May 9 and June 16.
Partnership with Denmark-based Lundbeck continues Gene Logic’s new drug strategy
- Gaithersburg-based Gene Logic Inc. announced a partnership Thursday with another drug company that will aid it in a new business strategy.
Gaithersburg cracks down on overcrowded homes
- The City of Gaithersburg is cracking down on illegal occupancy issues by doubling fees for first-time violators of housing occupancy codes and encouraging residents to report neighbors they suspect may be overcrowding a dwelling.
Katz displeased with budget
- Gaithersburg officials are scrambling for a way to pay for city services in case Mayor Sidney Katz and City Council members can’t settle a budget dispute by July 1, the start of the city’s fiscal 2008.
