
Ted's Bulletin Eyes Bethesda Woodmont Ave Site
The Montgomery County restaurant chain has posted coming soon signage at 7715 Woodmont Avenue, the former Woodmont Grill location.

The Montgomery County restaurant chain has posted coming soon signage at 7715 Woodmont Avenue, the former Woodmont Grill location.
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Authorities are verifying a report of gunfire near Rockledge Drive that prompted a school security measure.

The French-style bakery shut its downtown Bethesda shop at 8231 Woodmont Avenue while its Wheaton location remains open.
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The 34th annual festival brings 50 food vendors and live music to Woodmont Triangle.

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