New Mark Community News - Blog

The New Mark Commons Board of Directors has decided to cancel the April 2, 2020 Board Meeting, normally scheduled for 7:00 p.m. at the Clubhouse. The decision was made in response to the coronavirus pandemic and concern for the health and safety of Board members, all...

The Board is aware of the fast-changing situation in and around Rockville, Montgomery County and New Mark Commons due to changes caused by the coronavirus pandemic. Montgomery County Schools have closed, employees are beginning to telework, and college students are...

New Mark residents voted in a full board of seven members at its annual meeting Monday, March 9, bringing it back to its full numbers after three resignations over the past year. Ron Tipton was the top vote getter, with 89 votes, followed by Kathleen Moran (77) and...

If you’re thinking about serving on the New Mark Commons Board of Directors, the current Board will offer insights and answer questions about what’s involved at 7 p.m. on Thursday, February 6. Time has been set aside during the normal “community forum” period for this...

New Mark’s own Kathleen Moran was among 13 Rockville residents honored on November 18 for their work as volunteers in supporting their communities, which also included Lincoln Park, Fallsgrove, Woodley Gardens, King Farm, Twinbrook, and Rose Hills. Officials of the...

The Governance Committee will be meeting Thursday, September 26, at 7 p.m. at the Clubhouse.

Sign up by Wednesday, September 25, by contacting Ron Tipton. Everyone who signs up for the event can bring one guest who may play either with or against the person who signs up.  

Come join us for wine and cheese, to meet other single New Mark residents, and to co-create this group’s future.

Welcoming Committee Launch Wednesday, September 4, 7:00 p.m. A new committee being formed to welcome new neighbors to the community is to launch at 7 p.m. Wednesday, September 4, at the Clubhouse. Residents are encouraged to come to the meeting to learn more details...

A NextDoor posting by a neighbor in the 800 block questioning why Lime Scooters were being parked around his house led to a call for New Mark’s towing service to check it out.