Neighborhood News

With Development Plan Approved, the Future of White Flint Begins to Take Shape

The Montgomery County Council on Tuesday unanimously approved an ambitious proposal to transform a large segment of Rockville Pike near White Flint into a vibrant, grand boulevard lined with villages where residents can live, shop, walk and play.

Continue reading at washingtonpost.com.


Facelift for White Flint

Parts of North Bethesda in Montgomery County will soon get a major facelift. On Tuesday the county council unanimously approved the White Flint Sector Plan, which will transform the area into a more urban community.

Continue reading at NBC Washington.


Montgomery Council Approves White Flint Sector Plan

The Montgomery County Council on Tuesday approved the White Flint Sector Plan, which will govern growth in the area around the White Flint Metro and calls for 9,800 new residences and nearly 6 million square feet of commercial space over the next 30 years.

Continue reading at Gazette.net.


Echo – March 2010

The March 2010 Echo (PDF), has been posted.


Md. Senate Passes Bill to Waive Montgomery’s Education Fine

A bill that would waive a $23 million penalty levied against Montgomery County public schools passed with overwhelming support in the Maryland Senate on Friday.

The bill now moves to the Maryland House.

Continue reading at washingtonpost.com.


Proposed Neighborhood Dog Park

The Randolph Dog Club, with RCA support, is actively lobbying the County for a Dog Park in our neighborhood. Posted below is a map of the proposed Dog Park. Click the map to view a larger version.

Dog Park Map

The Park would be located in Randolph Hills Local Park.


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Echo – January 2010

The January 2010 Echo (PDF), has been posted.


Traffic Switch Planned for December 18 and 19; Motorists will Shift to Westbound Montrose Parkway

This weekend, the Maryland Department of Transportation’s State Highway Administration (SHA), working with the Montgomery County Department of Transportation (DOT), will shift westbound Randolph Road traffic to the newly opened westbound Montrose Parkway between Maple/Chapman avenues and “old” Old Georgetown Road.

Continue reading at Maryland State Highway Administration – Districts Page.


Echo – December 2009

The December 2009 Echo (PDF), has been posted.


Randolph Hills Residents Upset With White Flint Plan Changes

Residents in Randolph Hills, the neighborhood that has been most on board with the White Flint Sector Plan, are disappointed that significant community input to the plan has been passed over since it moved to the County Council for consideration.

via gazette.net.