Seeking Accountability: A Farquhar MS Family’s Tale During Joel Beidelman’s Reign
A reader wrote in to share their terrible experiences at Farquhard MS with Joel Beidelman as principal without revealing their identity… The full incident details are quite severe, but details have been removed to protect identities. For those not familiar with the current events surrounding Joel Beidelman, he was recentlyContinue Reading
MCDCC Retiring Tax Debt, Yet Remains Plagued By Governance & Ethics Complaints
ROCKVILLE, MD – August 15, 2023 – By Pieter Friedrich Updated at 5p.m. 8/16 to clarify agenda item issue. Montgomery County’s troubled Democratic Party will retire its large outstanding tax obligation within the week, announced party treasurer Andrew Saundry at a tense meeting of the MCDCC on August 7, 2023. Continue Reading
Natali Fani-Gonzalez’s Emotional Journey to Public Service – Interview with an Intern
August 6, 2023 – By Adriana Ferrufino Gomez Full video interview coming soon on YouTube! Natali Fani-Gonzalez, a council member serving members of District 6, spoke about the way her life experiences impacted her in choosing the field of politics. Fani-Gonzalez came to America with her mom during her adolescentContinue Reading
Olney Winery’s Grand Re-Opening with a Fresh Vibe!
July 30, 2023 Open since September 2012, Olney Winery brings the world of wine to Maryland. Our unique business model allows us to source our grape product from suppliers and vineyards all over the world. This gives us the opportunity to create over 34 different varietals of wine, all rightContinue Reading
Recent Crime and Law Updates: Montgomery County Grapples with New Challenges and Solutions
July 27, 2023 – By Anna Lam Crime Crime has always been an aspect of life and society that people have been living with since the beginning of civilization. It’s an intricately layered topic, interconnecting with the law, and how different crime may be in their own respective areas. RecentContinue Reading
Hidden History: Rustic Roads Program Continues the Fight for Rural Road Preservation
July 25, 2023 – By Savannah Jarrett With nexuses such as Silver Spring, Rockville, and Bethesda, much of Montgomery County is focused on cities and suburbs. But the county’s western corner, a short distance from the nation’s beating heart, is home to some of MoCo’s most beautiful sights and history.Continue Reading
The Wait is Over: Bento Express Joins Woodmoor’s Culinary Landscape
July 18, 2023 – By Kate Gray A new restaurant comes to the Woodmoor shopping center Bento Express, which opened in the Woodmoor shopping center in June 2023, has garnered a lot of buzz in the local community. The Japanese restaurant is “known for its variety of tastes and high-qualityContinue Reading
Turning Up the Heat at Moderately Moco: New Faces, AI Capabilities, and Spanish Outreach!
July 15, 2023 – By Savannah Jarrett There are some exciting changes happening here at Moderately MOCO! First, we’re excited to welcome new summer interns to the company! These high school students are working hard to bring news and important information to the people of Montgomery County, as well asContinue Reading
Montgomery Democrats Spin Story After IRS Threatens Party with Lien
ROCKVILLE, MD, July 12, 2023 – By Pieter Friedrich – Montgomery County’s Democratic Party is effectively broke, according to a leaked copy of the party’s budget which was shared with me by several local party leaders. This follows revelations that current party chair, Saman Qadeer Ahmad, is trying to cover upContinue Reading
Guidance from Graduates: Insights and Expectations to Make the Most of Your High School Experience
Written by Unisha Poudel (intern at Moderately MOCO) **Interviewee’s names will not be shown for privacy reasons Q&A Interview with multiple graduated seniors As a Junior myself I sat myself down (or more accurately virtually zoomed) with a wide variety of graduated seniors I could contact. Many were going toContinue Reading