What a Difference Public Policy Makes
CONTACT THE COUNCIL NOW!
The County Council Will Take Up ZTA 25-02 (Workforce Housing - Development Standards) TOMORROW Tuesday, July 22nd.
CLICK HERE TO SEND THEM A MESSAGE TODAY
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The video shows what our area will look like if the Council votes for Zoning Text Amendment ZTA 25-02. | Instagram | TheGardenState | June 30, 2025
The Storm Arrives
How Maryland's 188 Legislators Voted on Bills Important to Business and Jobs
The Storm Arrives: Maryland Institutes Massive Tax Increases, Driving Taxpayers Away | Maryland Free | July 2025
Court Overturns Douglass Mackey Meme Conviction
Court Overturns Douglass Mackey Meme Conviction | Reclaim The Net | Dan Frieth
To Celebrate, Douglass Mackey reposted the meme!
Hat tip to Vince Coglianese, WMAL Radio
FIGHT AGAINST OVER-DEVELOPMENT!
IF THE COUNTY COUNCIL PASSES ZTA 25-02 THIS JULY TO REZONE OUR NEIGHBORHOOD,
THIS COULD BE BUILT NEXT TO YOUR HOME AND YOU WON’T BE ABLE TO STOP IT
PLEASE JOIN OUR LIVE PROTEST at Massachusetts Ave. and Jamestown Rd.
on Monday, July 7th from 4:30 pm-6:00 pm.
This bill will allow developers to replace single family homes with duplexes, triplexes, quadplexes, and “small” apartment buildings up to 40 feet tall, like in the picture, starting on Massachusetts Ave. but allowed to reach into the neighborhood by joining adjacent lots.[1]
[1] Zoning Text Amendment 25-02 in the More Housing N.O.W. bill pending before the Council.
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The video shows what our area will look like if the Council votes for Zoning Text Amendment ZTA 25-02. | Instagram.com
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What Displacement Really Looks Like Under More Housing N.O.W. | EPIC of MOCO | July 3, 2025
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Stop More Housing N.O.W. / ZTA 25-02!! – It Doesn’t Do What it Promises to Do | Clean Slate MoCo |Ann Telma | July 6, 2025
MoCo's Own Win Supreme Court Case vs MCPS in LGBTQ/Pride Hearing
Dennis Melby Reports
On June 25, 2025 reporter Matthew Foldi, Montgomery County and Bethany Mandel, MCPS Board Member Candidate in 2026, settled a lawsuit they filed against the Montgomery County Public Schools System for violating their First Amendment rights. A ruling from the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland that found MCPS’s “Staff Pride” affinity group may have violated their First Amendment rights by denying them the right to attend and report on a meeting that was being held by MCPS. Their lawsuit was filed by America First Legal on their behalf. Judge Paula Xinis, an Obama appointee, ruled in their favor.
