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Montgomery
County health officials urge parents or guardians of students entering seventh
grade to show proof their student is vaccinated against
Tetanus-diphtheria-acellular pertussis (Tdap) and Meningococcal meningitis
(MCV4) prior to the start of the 2017-2018 school year.
More than 90 businesses in
Wheaton that may be impacted by the construction of a new, 14-story Montgomery
County office building and an adjacent town plaza will have an opportunity to
receive an innovative form of help from the County to stabilize their
businesses during the three-year construction period.
The County has released a draft zoning text amendment (ZTA) to revise the County’s zoning code to address deployment of smaller antennas on streetlights and lower height buildings. The ZTA and summary can be found at montgomerycountymd.gov/towers. Public comment is being accepted and a September public meetings are scheduled.
The Department of
Environmental Protection is raising awareness about ways to safely dispose of
hazardous household materials. It is important that residents know what
materials should not go into the trash, and as equally important for residents
to know how to safely dispose of those materials.
Montgomery County Executive
Ike Leggett announced at the Montgomery County Fair that the new, faster Ride On extRa rush hour service beginning October 2 on Route 355 will be free, on
an introductory basis, during the month of October.
The Friendship Picnic will
bring people of diverse cultures and faiths together to make new friends and
discuss ways to build a better community.
Altimmune, Inc., a clinical-stage immunotherapeutics biotechnology company, announced it will relocate new employees acquired because of its merger with Pharmathene, as well as its existing Gaithersburg employees, to a new 14,000 square-foot location in Gaithersburg.
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