Montgomery Village News Articles
When to call 911 versus non-emergency
by Melanie Romano, 6th District Community Services Officer, Montgomery County Police Department
Do you know when to call 911 versus the non-emergency number? Calling 911 for non-urgent situations can overwhelm the system. Instead, residents are advised to use the Montgomery County Police non-emergency line at 301-279-8000 for issues that...
President's Message: Looking ahead together
by Susan Prince, MVF Board President
Hello! I’m Susan Prince, your new Montgomery Village Foundation (MVF) Board President. In case you don’t already know me, I’m a Washington, DC native who grew up in Silver Spring and Rockville and moved to Montgomery Village...
Tell your story of Montgomery Village by posting on the MV 60th Anniversary Memory Wall
Help us tell the story of Montgomery Village – one memory at a time.
In our 60th Anniversary year, Montgomery Village is a thriving community, shaped by the people who call it home. Together, we’ve built a legacy of shared experiences, local pride and Village spirit. Together, we can...
On Friday, Aug. 11, Watkins Mill Athletics announced via their Facebook page that they had achieved Level 1 status within the National Federation of High Schools (NFHS) Honor Roll Program for the 2023-24 school year for the third year in a row.
Wood is one of the most common exterior door and window trim options, especially for homes with wood, stone, brick or stucco as their primary siding materials. Many people feel that wood moldings are “second to none” when it comes to ornamental value. The grain and texture of wood molding contribute to a natural style.
If you are a homeowner and decide to make a revision or addition to the exterior of your home, please apply to MVF’s Architectural Standards Department before you purchase and install any new items.
Choosing a preschool or private kindergarten program for your 3- to 5-year-old is one of the most influential decisions a parent makes! If a child’s first school experience is with caring teachers and in a supportive environment, it can promote positive self-esteem and an enthusiastic attitude toward learning, which supports future success.
On July 11, volunteers, family members and friends gathered at Asbury Methodist Village to recognize three Gaithersburg Meals On Wheels volunteers. Senator Nancy King (also a resident of Montgomery Village) presented the citations. In the late 1980s to early 1990s, Senate King coordinated Gaithersburg Meals On Wheels and served on its Board. Here is a brief background on the three recognized volunteers.
