by Pat Reber | Apr 16, 2019 | Community News
Sally Guardia has been busy documenting the return of bird life to New Mark Commons as spring slowly—and frigidly!—arrives. Both green and blue herons, in their adult plumage, have landed. Sally was even able to catch the green heron building its nest for the...
by NMC | Apr 3, 2019 | Community News
New Mark Commons is sprouting spring all over, and it’s time to prepare for the joy of warm walks and blooming foliage. Rockville City will be sending its giant leaf vacuum device through New Mark Commons on April 11 and 12. So get out your rakes and leaf blowers...
by Bill Holdsworth | Mar 23, 2019 | Community News
By Pat Reber The Maryland House of Delegates on Monday, March 18 passed a bill intended to slow down or even stall the governor’s plan to add up to four privately-built toll lanes to I-270 and the Beltway. Now it’s up to the Senate to see if the bill, HB1091, makes it...
by Bill Holdsworth | Mar 15, 2019 | Community News
By Pat Reber The New Mark Board of Directors launched its new term on Thursday, March 14, in an organizational session that unanimously backed John Daroff to continue as president. The three newly elected members – Karin Boychyn, Joe Jordan and David Sloane...
by Bill Holdsworth | Mar 11, 2019 | Community News
By Pat Reber New Mark homeowners on Monday evening elected three new members to the Homes Association Board of Directors, selecting Joe Jordan, David Sloane and Karin Boychyn to fill three vacant seats during the Annual Meeting at the Clubhouse. Six candidates had...
by Pat Reber | Mar 10, 2019 | Community News
Kumar Barve, District 17 delegate to the General Assembly, held out hope to a standing-room-only crowd at the Rockville Senior Center on Saturday (March 9) that the governor’s plan to add up to four lanes to I-270 and the Beltway could be stalled for at least a year...
