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‘Silver Sprung!': Fortune ranks Maryland city as best place in US for families to live
Fortune ranked Silver Spring, Maryland, the best place in the United States for families to live, but some pushed back on social media, citing concerns about violent crime. Resident Kenny Turner isn’t among the detractors. “This is Silver Sprung, baby!” he said “I’ve been living here since 1976,” Turner said. “I should be mayor, right? Or the grandfather of...
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Fortune ranks Silver Spring best place for families to live
Fortune ranked Silver Spring, Maryland, the best place to live for families in the U.S. News4’s Darcy Spencer reports there was some pushback on social media due to crime concerns.
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Montgomery County unveils statue honoring Olympic athlete Dominique Dawes
Olympic legend Dominique Dawes, a three-time Olympian and the first African American to win a gold medal in gymnastics, was honored with a new sculpture at the Silver Spring Recreation and Aquatic Center.
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Montgomery County unveils statue honoring Olympic athlete Dominique Dawes
Olympic legend Dominique Dawes, a three-time Olympian and the first African American to win a gold medal in gymnastics, was honored with a new sculpture at the Silver Spring Recreation and Aquatic Center (SSRAC). News4’s Mauricio Casillas has more.
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Silver Spring CVS puts soda on lockdown
The store on Wayne Avenue in downtown Silver Spring equipped its refrigerators with locks. Customers must ask an employee to unlock them if they want to buy a beverage.
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Silver Spring CVS puts soda under lock and key
A CVS in Montgomery County, Maryland, is keeping its soda under lock and key. News4’s Jackie Bensen reports.
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Montgomery County to enforce noise ordinance in downtown Silver Spring
Montgomery County plans to crack down on noise in downtown Silver Spring, Maryland, enforcing a noise control law following complaints.
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Montgomery County to enforce noise ordinance in downtown Silver Spring
Montgomery County plans to crack down on noise in downtown Silver Spring, Maryland, enforcing a noise control law following complaints. News4’s Darcy Spencer explains what kind of noise they’re trying to stop and how much it will cost those who break the rules.
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‘A little confusing': Metro riders navigate closed Red Line stations for 1st time
Metro has closed five of its Red Line stations for summer construction, affecting riders’ commutes. News4’s Derrick Ward reports.
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Red Line riders face first morning commute of this summer's shutdown
Red Line riders are rerouting their summer transportation plans because Metro has closed five stations starting June 1, with four of them remaining closed through the end of August.
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Red Line riders facing first morning commute of this summer's shutdown
Red Line riders will have to reroute their summer transportation plans because Metro has closed five stations, with four of them remaining closed through the end of August. News4’s Arielle Hixson reports.
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Metro's major Red Line shutdown
The five stations are closed for most of the summer, with only one reopening on June 29.
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5 Red Line stations are now closed for weeks of summer construction
Red Line riders will have to reroute their summer transportation plans because Metro has closed five stations starting June 1, with four of them remaining closed through the end of August.
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Metro to close 5 Red Line stations starting June 1
Metro is shutting down five stations on June 1, and four will remain closed for the entire summer for work on the Purple Line, escalators and more. News4’s Juliana Valencia and Traffic Reporter Melissa Mollet explain what commuters should expect.
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SWAT officers kill man in Silver Spring apartment
Police say someone called 911 late Wednesday night to say his brother was paranoid and was threatening his mother with a gun. After hours of negotiation, the SWAT team moved in, and the confrontation ended with police shooting and killing the man. News4’s Paul Wagner reports.
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SWAT officers kill man who was armed inside Silver Spring apartment with his mother, police say
Police say a man called 911 late Wednesday night to say his brother was paranoid and was threatening his mother with a gun. After hours of negotiation, the SWAT team moved in, and the confrontation ended with police shooting and killing the man.
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SWAT officers shoot and kill a man inside of Silver Spring apartment
Montgomery County police shot and killed an armed man after his mother called 911, police said. News4’s Juliana Valencia reports.
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Two young men found fatally shot in Silver Spring park
Montgomery County police were called to Nolte Local Park off the 500 block of Thayer Avenue just before 7 p.m. for the report of a shooting. They arrived to find the two victims dead at the scene, which is a few blocks from the downtown area of Silver Spring.
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New bridge unites Silver Spring neighborhoods once divided into Black and white
A new bridge that opened in Montgomery County, Maryland, Friday unites two neighborhoods that were once divided into Black and white. Patricia Tyson, a lifelong resident of the historically Black Lyttonsville neighborhood in Silver Spring, was among the first to cross the new Talbot Avenue Bridge. “I sure wish my parents were here to see this,” Tyson said. The old…
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New Talbot Avenue Bridge opens in Silver Spring
A new bridge opened in Silver Spring Friday. News4’s Darcy Spencer reports it replaces the historic Talbot Avenue Bridge that divided black and white communities.