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If Glass' new bill passes, it will apply only to new data center permits and could impact the planned center in Dickerson that has been at the center of controversy

U.S. Rep. Jamie Raskin sent a letter signed by 39 other House members urging the preservation of the program.

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Two county executive candidates have put forward competing bills, creating an unusual competition as the upcoming election impacts council business.

The proposal would raise taxes for higher income earners while lowering them for others, and also eliminate a homeowner tax credit.

Income taxes will decrease for residents making $150,000 or less annually. Residents making more than $150,000 will pay a 3.3% income tax — a 0.1% bump.

In the lead-up to a June primary, the Montgomery Council Council Wednesday narrowly approved a progressive income tax hike.

A former county program director alleges “systemic discrimination against employees with disabilities, particularly disabled veterans and employees seeking reasonable accommodations” during his time with the county’s HR department.

Montgomery County Fire and Rescue officials have shut down part of Bradley Boulevard in Bethesda due to a water main break Tuesday afternoon.