GRANOLAPARK: Good Germans
GRANOLAPARK • BY GILBERT Dear Readers, Takoma Park’s progressive activists are now bullying the city council to take an official stand for peace and freedom. City resident and activist Michael Tabor, speaking “as a Jewish person,” tongue-bashed the council for …
GRANOLAPARK: Depart mental
GRANOLAPARK • BY GILBERT Dear Readers, Budget work sessions! That's what it's all about now. One. Department. At. A. Time. Each Takoma Park city department presents a yearly
GRANOLAPARK: Certifiable
GRANOLAPARK • BY GILBERT Dear Readers, Last week (April 2) councilmember Seth Grimes dramatically exclaimed that the council was in violation of it's own laws. They are
GRANOLAPARK: Sustainability bomb
GRANOLAPARK • BY GILBERT Dear Readers, The Takoma Park city council chambers was the scene of a head-on collision April 2. The Sustaininator smashed into Aunty Nukes. City staff
GRANOLAPARK: Police chief Ricucci to retire
GRANOLAPARK • BY GILBERT Dear Readers, Takoma Park Police chief Ronald Ricucci announced he will be leaving his position in July. According to a March 27 police press release,
GRANOLAPARK: I can haz grant?
GRANOLAPARK • GILBERT Dear Readers, Awww, look at the cute 'lil small grant applicants! These are local groups who all want a share of Takoma Park's budget that is
COMMUNITY: Why Beit Shemesh may not become a MoCo sister city after all
COMMUNITY • BY SARAH KRAUT
In 2007, right after County Executive Isiah Leggett was elected, two things happened: First, he took a trip to visitGRANOLAPARK: Set to stun
GRANOLAPARK • BY GILBERT
Dear Readers,
The next time councilmember Seth Grimes asks someone to correct any misconceptions he might have, would somebody please get
INTERNET: Montgomery County’s lead for digital government will promote open government, transparency
INTERNET • BY KIRSTY GROFF Montgomery County Council President Roger Berliner appointed Councilmember Hans Riemer Lead for Digital Government February 6, a move intended to promote transparency of
GRANOLAPARK: Spring horror
GRANOLAPARK: The times they are a changin’?
GRANOLAPARK • BY GILBERT Dear Readers, Is it the haircut, the new shoes, the new after-shave? What makes the Takoma Park city council look so different? OH,
TALK OF TAKOMA: Takoma Park stalwart Kay Daniels joins the city council (Ward 3)
TALK OF TAKOMA • BY HOWARD KOHN Campaigns for student government are always unpredictable and a bit homespun, but if bookies had been handicapping the candidacy of Kay
GRANOLAPARK: The Sustaininator
GRANOLAPARK • BY GILBERT Dear Readers, Takoma Park's new councilmembers want a sustainability coordinator and they want it now! Freshly seated and not yet saddle-sore, they
PROFILE: Kensington Mayor promotes small-town charm through locally owned businesses
Peter Fosselman is in a unique position. He is the mayor of a quaint 2,000-person town, boasting a weekly farmers’ market, a string of village-style glass display cases and
EYE ON ANNAPOLIS: Montgomery lawmakers push panhandling ban — again
Vanita Smith sat in the grassy median of New Hampshire Avenue, her body balled-up underneath her blue poncho to keep warm. When the traffic light at Lockwood Drive turned
MONTGOMERY COUNTY: Should Big Boxes agree to provide community benefits?
by Chelsea Boone Members of the Montgomery County Council introduced a community benefits agreement bill on Oct. 11 that would bring big box stores such as Target, Wal-Mart and
Town hall meeting focuses on Big Box development and the proposed teenage curfew
by Chelsea Boone A community benefits agreement bill bringing big box stores to Montgomery County, and the proposed county youth curfew were met with opposition at a November 2
City bites county!
GRANOLAPARK — Dear Readers, Takoma Park snarled and snapped at the county. The city feels it's been kicked around enough. The latest kick is right in the tender Takoma/Langley Sector.
Kensington parking lot nears completion
A major Kensington, Md. community parking lot is on the verge of completion, according to the town council’s Sept. 26 meeting. The 54-space lot, located on Metropolitan Avenue,
Local talent is nurtured at Howard Avenue Arts Incubator
In a 12,000-square foot Kensington building on the intimate, bohemian Howard Avenue, Gary Rosenthal crafts one of the most popular lines of Jewish artwork in the

































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