NEW: Folks near Highland View Elementary School in Silver Spring want flood lights + security cameras added to the upper playground. The reason? Crime.— Kevin Lewis (@ABC7Kevin) August 14, 2018
In the last 12 months alone, vandalism, suspicious vehicles, people loitering + three reports of gunfire in the immediate area. pic.twitter.com/QFwZ8ZZJ4h
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Tuesday, August 14, 2018
Folks near Highland View Elementary School in Silver Spring want flood lights + security cameras added to the upper playground. The reason? Crime.
Monday, March 19, 2018
Most Dangerous Railroad Crossing in MD is in Montgomery County at Montrose Road - Randolph Road
Tonight is an opportunity to listen to and give candidates your opinion on many issues. We are hoping many of you come to Aspen Hill and offer your support for the Montrose Pkw East Project, this important project reduces traffic congestion on several east west roads, Randolph, by over 25% Twinbrook Pkw by approx. 32% this project also addresses the dangerous situation at the CSX railroad crossing. This crossing has been designated the most dangerous in the State. Please come and show your support for the Mid County area.
The Aspen Hill Civic Association and the Aspen Hill Friends of the Library will be hosting a candidate forum for the County Executive race in Montgomery County. This will be a great opportunity to hear from the candidates who hope to fill this important office, and perhaps even meet them and let them know what you think.
The forum will be held on Monday, March 19th at 7:30pm in the Community Room of the Aspen Hill Library (4407 Aspen Hill Road, Rockville, MD 20853). We hope you will be able to make it!
The Montrose Road - Randolph Road railroad crossing is used by pedestrians, students, motorcycles, cars, trucks, buses and emergency personnel. It is ranked as the most dangerous railroad crossing in the entire state of Maryland. Councilmembers Roger Berliner, Tom Hucker and Hans Riemer want to delay funding of the project that would create an overpass over this railroad. Should County residents have a safe way to cross the railroad tracks or should they continue using the most dangerous railroad crossing in the State of Maryland?
See the report below:
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