The Vermilion County Conservation District in collaboration with the National Great Rivers Research and Education Center (NGRREC) is set to host an Illinois RiverWatch Workshop at the Forest Glen Preserve on Saturday The event will take place at the Gannett Education Center and is part of the Illinois Department of Natural Resources’ (IDNR) ENTICE program The workshop offers an opportunity for community members to become certified RiverWatch community scientists gaining skills in monitoring water quality in local streams Participants will learn to survey habitats and identify aquatic macroinvertebrates These organisms are vital indicators of water quality and play a key role in assessing the health of freshwater ecosystems with scholarships available for those for whom the fee may be a barrier While the workshop primarily targets adults children are welcome to attend with a registered adult (up to two children per adult) RiverWatch workshops are part of a long-standing program established in 1995 by IDNR NGRREC assumed stewardship of the program in 2006 RiverWatch has trained volunteers—known as “RiverWatchers”—to collect high-quality data that informs decisions on ecosystem restoration The program also fosters public awareness and advocacy for Illinois’ freshwater resources The ENTICE (Environment and Nature Training Institute for Conservation Education) program supports workshops like this by providing hands-on experiences that promote conservation education and stewardship visit NGRREC’s website or call 618-468-2781 Forest Glen Preserve is located at 20301 E Message document.getElementById("comment").setAttribute( "id" "a8cfc7261d363231e5e759645bf7c3c1" );document.getElementById("c08a1a06c7").setAttribute( "id" and website in this browser for the next time I comment Let's connect on any of these social networks By on April 9, 2025No Comment Orion Twp. board approves Villas at Forest Glen development added by on April 9, 2025View all posts by Joseph Goral → in Forest Glen is opening for business at noon Saturday “We were trying to open last May,” said Will Thomas who owns the shop along with his wife Danielle who loves ice cream and encouraged her parents to open their own shop The previous occupant of the storefront was a dog grooming business and the transition from that to an eating establishment required extra work including upgrades to the heating-air conditioning and electrical systems they needed help navigating through permitting electrical company and Illinois Plumbing Works made that possible “They did an amazing job and helped us through this whole process.” Thomas thanked the community for its patience along with its eagerness for an ice cream shop in their neighborhood had lots of inquires about when the shop would be opening At first the store will be offering only scoops of ice cream — around two dozen flavors — in cones or cups but plans call for the eventual addition of fountain creations adding that the community’s recommendations will play a role in the menu as it expands The shop’s planned hours will be noon to 8 p.m The hours may be tweaked after the opening and the shop may be closed December through February Opening day on April 5 will include a ribbon-cutting ceremony with Alderman Samantha Nugent (39th) The shop is around the corner from the busy Forest Glen Playlot Park a fact that the Thomas family expects will be good for business var _ctct_m = "443f17c969548a2439a568a09cb09c51"; var infolinks_pid = 3307912; var infolinks_wsid = 0; The Nadig Newspapers office is open Monday through Friday Each department has different hours which can be found by clicking on their department page link on the top part of the website Nadig Newspapers - Northwest Side Local Newspapers © 2025 Powered by  - Designed with the Hueman theme 2024While the Forest Glen Annex commissary remains closed customers can order items online from a nearby commissary and have them delivered for pickup a customer picks up groceries during a recent Forest Glen Annex drop-off customers at the Forest Glen Annex commissary in Silver Spring have asked: When will our commissary reopen spokeswoman for the Defense Commissary Agency’s Central/Eastern United States and Europe regions we cannot address reopening until we complete the assessments of the Forest Glen commissary for safety,” Ulibarri said “Nobody knows what’s going on and nobody will return emails or voice messages [to the commissary agency],” a retired Army officer who shops at the Forest Glen Annex commissary told Military Times “The only information that I was able to ascertain was that the building had floor structural damage and that it would be closed until further notice … I’m not sure if this is a trend with several commissaries.” The Forest Glen Annex commissary is among at least two commissaries this year to have been shut down for months due to structural issues. Military Times recently reported on the closure of the commissary at Mitchel Field, New York where customers are also having trouble getting answers about the timeline for reopening their store Commissaries are designed to offer discounted groceries as a benefit for eligible service members There are 28,316 eligible commissary shopper households within 20 miles of the Forest Glen commissary The Mitchel Field and Forest Glen commissaries are the only commissaries currently shut down because of facility infrastructure problems There is no issue with funding to make the repairs in either case repairs and renovation of commissary buildings comes from the 5% surcharge customers pay at checkout Months after this commissary closed, customers still seek answersOfficials haven't determined when the Mitchel Field, New York, store will reopen.By As with the Mitchel Field commissary officials are still assessing the structural damage of the Forest Glen store structural and geotechnical assessments were completed and recommendations were made to keep the commissary closed until an additional geotechnical investigation could be conducted,” Ulibarri said A contract for that assessment was awarded in September; the site investigations continue healthy shopping and working environment for customers and employees officials have set up weekly drop-off deliveries for Forest Glen customers through the commissary agency’s Click2Go system Customers must place their orders at least 48 hours before the Thursday drop-off commissary nearly 15 miles away and delivered to the Forest Glen store’s parking lot where customers can pick up their orders from 10 a.m Forest Glen customers should go to the Click2Go program by logging into their shop.commissaries.com account and choosing the “Fort Myer Commissary” location customers must select “switch to drop-off” and select “Forest Glen” as their drop-off location as the “pay in store” option remains unavailable due to the temporary closure quality of life and consumer issues for Military Times for more than 30 years and is co-author of a chapter on media coverage of military families in the book "A Battle Plan for Supporting Military Families." She previously worked for newspapers in Guam The Forest Glen Senior Residence in Canyonville Rhonda Witt has been in Forest Glen since April Two American flags stand next to a bookcase filled with puzzles Old furniture sits on the bare floors at Forest Glen Senior Residence in Canyonville A couple of wheelchairs sit in the hallway at Forest Glen Residence Center An outdoor smoking area adjacent to the Forest Glen Residence Center in Canyonville sit in the lobby of the Forest Glen Senior Residence in Canyonville The entrance to Forest Glen Senior Residence in Canyonville The owners said they plan to put new tiles down CANYONVILLE — With its assorted history of problems the Forest Glen Senior Residence in Canyonville can be a tough place to live were living in a tent in Roseburg for more than three years before moving into Forest Glen in September The couple and their bevy of pets — 10 cats and two dogs — pay $1,900 a month for a suite apartment the couple worries they may soon be back on the streets after receiving an eviction notice last month filed eviction notices in Douglas County Circuit Court on residents in nearly two dozen units The evictions were dismissed by a judge due to a technicality Benwell and the other residents who received notices including many seniors on modest fixed incomes said they fear another round is almost certainly on the way “We’re waiting to hear if we can stay or not The facility has also gone by other names over the years including the most recent Harmony Active Living As with previous situations where residents faced uncertainty including this past spring when the facility was at risk of closure it remains unclear exactly what is happening is headed by 80-year-old Clackamas developer Terry W an individual who said he was a spokesperson for Emmert discussed the current situation but declined to give his name He blamed current problems on the previous management at the site a Roseburg faith-based organization called Redemptive Ministries “The other people didn’t do their job,” he said “There’s people living there that haven’t paid anything for months and the people that pay don’t want the people that don’t pay The man also said Emmert was in the process of making major improvements at the site including putting in new tile and spraying for bed bugs Maybe we should focus on the positive,” he said Portland attorney Scott Staab said he is representing people living in four units at Forest Glen who received eviction notices He said the notices were dismissed in court because they were “defective” and “didn’t comply with the law.” Staab also blamed the problems at Forest Glen on Redemptive Ministries which managed the property this past spring The agency defaulted on its lease and left behind “a mess” for Emmert Development Co. “There was no documentation on who was living there or what promises were made to these folks,” he said Staab also said Redemptive Ministries let people work at the facility instead of paying rent and tried unsuccessfully to evict a slew of residents back in the spring “Redemptive Ministries was running what seemed to be a pretty seedy operation As for the most recent round of attempted evictions Staab said he is concerned for the residents “I don’t think a lot of these people have anywhere to go,” he said Max Stafford the president of Redemptive Ministries He said the agency did not default on its lease denied any wrongdoing and said those pointing a finger at him are just looking for someone to blame “None of that has merit,” he said of the allegations against him “I never moved anyone in there nor ever evicted anyone Sounds like they need a scapegoat…Emmert is absolutely who created this mess and also is wanting a scapegoat.” is currently on hospice and is unable to speak he hasn’t been involved with Forest Glen for quite some time “I’ve been too ill for months to have any involvement down there,” he said “I was only involved down there for a short while back in May I am not up to date with what’s happening there at all The recent eviction notices are the second time this year residents at the facility faced such a dilemma Emmert notified all the tenants — 50 at the time — the building was going to be shuttered effective immediately due to financial issues The situation was considered so dire State Representatives Christine Goodwin and Virgle Osborne issued a joint statement urging intervention by public health officials into the looming evictions The two officials asked state agencies to “step in assess the situation and take appropriate measures to protect residents and staff.” we found a shocked staff and confused and fearful residents The physical condition of the building is also very troubling and clearly in need of (significant) repair and maintenance,” the statement said the mass eviction notices never materialized and shortly after Stafford and Redemptive Ministries took over management of the facility after an unpaid water bill surpassed $40,000 Canyonville City Council voted to shut off the building’s water Emmert came up with the back due debt and crisis was averted Canyonville Mayor Christine Morgan said now Emmert pays the water bill every month The monthly bill generally ranges between $7,000 — $9,000 but can be higher because of water leaks in the building Morgan also said there is the misconception Forest Glen is a care facility Nor can it be a hotel under current zoning that the water and sewer bills are paid and that the use of the building conforms to its zoning “There are lots of concerns down there and there should be,” Morgan said In the spring the building had deteriorated While these problems appear to have been addressed the conditions at the building remain substandard and now include the tumult of a potential closure requiring residents to rely on their own electric heaters Food service at the facility ceased months ago forcing residents to figure out other ways to eat On a visit last Friday there didn’t appear to be any staff at the site Rooms that had been used as offices were empty with furniture and other items on the ground Two vending machines in the front lobby were empty and unplugged Two American flags stood next to a shelving unit filled with puzzles A large yellow dumpster sat near the entrance with old mattresses Resident Rhonda Witt said work at the site stopped abruptly Friday They said they weren’t getting paid,” she said Witt lived in a van for two years before securing a room at Forest Glen in April Witt had signed a lease with Redemptive Ministries for the room but when Witt asked for a copy of it so she could get a loan for a car “As long as I pay my rent I’m staying,” she said “I know what it’s like to be in the cold.” has been in the building for just under a year She pays $525 a month for a small unit she shares with her two miniature dogs The central heat doesn’t work so she has her own heater She put a padlock on her door because the pre-existing lock didn’t work and I’m about to not have dinner,” she said Friday Redemptive Ministries posted an eviction notice on her door “I don’t really know what’s going on now,” she said “I just hope they get someone in here who knows what they’re doing.” Beall said she and Benwell plan to stay as long as possible When they first moved in the rent included three meals a day Then there were three weeks they had to go without hot water recently like the Thanksgiving dinner the staff put together “I’m worried because I don’t know what we’ll do if we have to leave Scott Carroll can be reached at scarroll@nrtoday.com or 541-672-3321 x7204 Local journalism needs your support. 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X"Desperate to keep up, I tried using a translation app, but the class had already moved on by the time it processed the words," writes Dr. David McGuire of his time helping to lead a Spanish immersion school in Indianapolis. (Getty Images) and others thinking and writing about public education.“I do not speak Spanish.” These were the first words I muttered to myself when I was told that I had been tapped to become the interim assistant principal at Forest Glen Elementary a Spanish immersion school in Indianapolis I hadn’t taken a Spanish class since high school I have taught at or led schools where at least 80% of the students looked like me I got into this profession to serve these students because I did not get my first Black male teacher until eighth grade and didn’t have another one until my junior year of high school where a professor told our class that education is the civil rights issue of our generation I could lean into challenging systemic inequities I wanted to be a mirror through which my Black students could see themselves teaching and leading schools I never imagined it would allow me to tap into the things that first inspired me to become an educator Forest Glen Elementary School has almost 1,000 students in pre-K through sixth grade Many of the students come from Spanish-speaking homes I remember the first time I stepped into a Forest Glen classroom eager to engage in the lesson and offer support and feedback But I was completely lost within a minute as the teacher spoke to students in Spanish but the class had already moved on by the time it processed the words I realized then that I was experiencing what many families face when they arrive in the U.S For the first time in my 14-year career in education I tapped into the philosophy of being a servant leader — that is tailoring my leadership to the school and students I was serving I had to adjust and redefine what my role would look like spending time with Spanish-speaking parents and participating in our school’s Hispanic Festival I learned much more than the basic Spanish phrases I came in with The annual Hispanic Festival is one of the school’s biggest events Each kindergarten through sixth grade class selects a country and creates a performance inspired by it The event is held over four nights; each night I learned a lot about the rich cultures at Forest Glen through the flags and projects displayed throughout the building as well as the costumes and performances at the main event Forest Glen is a school full of rich traditions With the talented culture team at the school we hosted a pumpkin patch in the fall and a “Mom Prom” in the spring We gave away family gift baskets to students who had perfect attendance Get everything you need to know about Indy's public schools in 3 minutes — sign up today By signing up, you agree to our Privacy Notice and European users agree to the data transfer policy. You may also receive occasional messages from sponsors I learned about myself as an educator and a leader I realized that my students cared less about my rudimentary Spanish skills and more about my commitment to them and gifts both during my time there and now after I could see that I was making a difference and that the students appreciated my efforts I also developed a strong rapport with the teachers in the building who saw that I needed a place like Forest Glen at that moment in my career I am forever grateful for the opportunity he provided for me and for the Forest Glen colleagues who embraced me Students need teachers who look like them and share the same experiences my time at Forest Glen showed me that authentic empathetic leadership can transcend language and cultural differences I had developed a newfound appreciation for the richness of what a Spanish immersion school could offer to students regardless of their background and home language My challenging yet rewarding year at Forest Glen made me more resilient and strengthened my skills in cross-cultural communication it brought me closer to the leader I have always aspired to become Dr. David McGuire is Principal in Residence at Rooted School Indy and serves as treasurer for the Indiana Alliance of Black School Educators. Dr. McGuire hosts The Recess Podcast where he has real conversations about students and schools CHALKBEAT IS A CIVIC NEWS COMPANY NEWSROOM ©2025 The Trump administration is speeding up environmental reviews of logging projects on more than half of the country’s national forests including parts of the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest in Wisconsin A large part of the western Upper Peninsula and several smaller areas in the eastern Upper Peninsula are also included Department of Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins issued an emergency designation April 4 on more than 112 million acres of national forest land The move seeks to align with President Donald Trump’s order to boost logging and reduce reliance on foreign lumber Rollins used authority established under the bipartisan infrastructure law to issue the emergency designation and the Biden administration previously sought to increase logging to address wildfire threats due to climate change The move allows the Forest Service within USDA to engage in faster permitting and roll back federal environmental regulations CHEQUAMEGON-NICOLET NATIONAL Forest in northern Wisconsin Ron Eckstein is the co-chair of the public lands and forestry work group for Wisconsin’s Green Fire He said he doesn’t think existing federal regulations are too burdensome for loggers “We can produce the timber we need to produce We can protect against wildfire using the (National Environmental Policy Act) process and Endangered Species Act and still produce forest products yet protecting all the other values of the national forests Eckstein noted the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest is already one of the top timber-producing national forests in the country The forest sold about 125 million board feet in fiscal year 2024 The Forest Service sells an average of 3 billion board feet each year nationwide the Trump administration aims to increase timber production 25% across the agency A national strategy will be developed within the next month “I am proud to follow the bold leadership of President Trump by empowering forest managers to reduce constraints and minimize the risks of fire and disease so that we can strengthen American timber industry and further enrich our forests with the resources they need to thrive,” Rollins said in a statement Former forest supervisor calls for transparency around at-risk lands former supervisor of the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest said it’s unclear how the Forest Service determined lands at high risk for wildfires and infestations “I would want to know what are the characteristics of that area and information that was used to declare that there is an emergency situation there — either threat from wildfire or threat from insect and disease or something else that affects human health and safety,” Strong said noted one of the areas designated at risk is in northern Oconto County on the eastern side of the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest and appears to be associated with high-quality northern hardwood forests He said such forests aren’t typically linked to wildfire threats “It was an area that was impacted in part by the 2019 blowdown on national forest and other lands There was a lot of salvage timber operations that also reduced heavy fuels that could have been dangerous if they hadn’t been removed,” Strong said “But it didn’t affect that entire area.” He added that the forests are made up of trees like maples and basswood that aren’t associated with insect or disease problems to his knowledge most if not all areas are dominated by northern hardwood forests He said there’s demand for high-quality timber from the industry Logging advocates say move will reduce delays executive director of the American Loggers Council represents about 10,000 logging companies and about 50,000 employees nationwide in the timber industry He said the memo and Trump’s order is a big step forward to reversing policy that has resulted in less forest management and unhealthy forests “(Agencies are) not abandoning any requirements — legal requirements regarding protection and the Endangered Species Act and NEPA and other things — but things do need to be streamlined,” Dane said “They’ve been delayed at the national forest level for years at a time.” Rollins’ memo prevents groups from challenging logging proposals before the agency issues a decision on them Environmental and conservation groups have frequently challenged and delayed projects seeking approval Dane said mills have gone out of business due to unstable timber supplies arguing many could handle additional capacity “It has the potential to improve forest management on national forests improve the health of the national forests as well as create opportunities for the rural communities and jobs that depend on the national forests,” Dane said The forestry and logging sector directly employs about 4,400 of the 57,000 workers in Wisconsin’s nearly $27 billion forest products industry The Trump administration is seeking to use stewardship contracts or Good Neighbor Authority agreements to ramp up logging The Department of Natural Resources has said it’s conducted just shy of 200 timber sales spanning 32,000 acres under an agreement with the agency in the past decade As the Trump administration seeks to boost logging reports state the Forest Service is planning to consolidate its nine regional offices into three As many as 7,000 agency employees could be laid off under a reduction in force “It’s inconsistent for the Trump administration to lay off or fire so many people in the National Forest System at the very same time declaring that there should be increased timber production,” Eckstein said “It doesn’t seem to work out.” MILWAUKEE (AP) — A Wisconsin teenager charged in the deaths of his parents faces wider allegations that he killed .. 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Copyright © 2025 Ogden News Publishing of Michigan | https://www.ironmountaindailynews.com | 215 E Detectives Investigate Theft from Auto and Vandalism of Twenty-One Vehicles; Surveillance Video of Suspects Released (Courtesy: Montgomery County Police Department) (7News) — Silver Spring residents are fed up with recent crime in their neighborhood and are turning to 7News her car was one of 21 vehicles hit the night of December 2nd according to Montgomery County Police (MCPD) "It’s really just been this festering problem we’ve had in our neighborhood for six to seven months now that really no one’s been listening [to]," Robert Gajarsa said He lives near Forest Grove and Dameron Drive and there’s people walking around with guns in the middle of the night," Gajarsa said Gajarsa is referring to this video released by MCPD: Two people appear first and start rummaging through one of two cars parked in the driveway Another person walks up and pulls out a weapon A fourth person hangs back and acts as a lookout I’ve got three little kids that I need to watch out for and this is something that’s super concerning," Gajarsa said He's asking more of his local authorities and leaders on the ongoing issue "The police have been helpful in terms of engaging us and trying to say you need cameras.' But none of that’s solved the problem," Gajarsa said 7News' Lianna Golden: I asked Montgomery County Police if they would consider putting a unit out here for extra patrols Is that something you would be interested in particularly at the nighttime hours when they’re coming through.. When these guys are coming straight to your front door and they have guns to be able to respond in a timely matter to that so we can call them and actually have them come He believes there are ways to help deter the criminals and says it's time to crack down in this area and it’s pretty simple to kind of put license plate readers there to see everyone that’s coming through those entrances and exits," Gajarsa said "It’s a hard solution to figure out what it is but a police presence is definitely one of the things we need." 7News brought Gajarsa's concerns directly to MCPD Anyone with information regarding these suspects or this crime is asked to visit the Crime Solvers of Montgomery County MD website at www.crimesolversmcmd.org and click on the “www.p3tips.com” link at the top of the page or call 1-866-411-8477 Tips with information leading to an arrest may be eligible for a reward from $250 up to $10,000 MHP has developed 36 affordable properties consisting of 2,883 apartment homes We will have many active projects in progress throughout 2025 Here is a quick snapshot of what’s in the works:  Students in our Community Life programs received their end-of-year gifts specially selected by their classroom teachers We also brought gifts to a few other properties with large youth populations we served 600+ children and teens throughout our Montgomery County properties Their smiles were all we needed to know that we made great selections Thank you to all the corporate and individual donors who made this year’s drive possible you may have noticed planters outside of some of the local businesses in this Silver Spring neighborhood Many flowers and shrubs are planted and maintained by MHP staff as part of our effort to strengthen Long Branch in light of Purple Line construction disruptions and other challenges This is just one of the ways we are engaging in community development efforts to support local businesses and residents Check out our new winter plantings curated and nurtured by MHP’s Paul Grenier Have you read the latest version of La Verdad de Long Branch MHP’s bi-lingual newspaper is available in newsstands throughout the Long Branch business district Read stories that bring this community gem and its residents to life Stop by a local establishment or discover the green box outside of Flower Urban Park to get a free copy MHP provides thousands of low- and moderate-income families and individuals with quality affordable homes where they can thrive Each tour is held at an MHP property and explores the heart of all we do The tours include learning about our holistic approach to housing see facilities like Community Centers where innovative programs are happening Let us show you how MHP is fulfilling our mission by housing people Email Jaimee Goodman to learn more and RSVP: jgoodman@mhpartners.org MHP is seeking qualified candidates to join our dynamic team in Silver Spring MHP employees make a difference and enjoy a range of professional benefits You might be a fit for our featured job openings. Learn more here. a positive and inclusive workplace culture and a mission to help people in the community MHP preserves and expands affordable housing in Montgomery County and the surrounding region MHP has developed and owns more than 2,800 apartments MHP offers educational programs for residents to develop skills afterschool and summer enrichment programs serving more than 400 children MHP is working with residents to implement neighborhood revitalization programs in communities affected by foreclosures BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A barricade situation turned into a fire in West Forest Park on Thursday BPD cleared the scene of an apparent barricade that became a dwelling fire ALSO READ | One dead in overnight Baltimore house fire, cause under investigation Firefighters responded to the scene and contained the fire One person is suffering from smoke inhalation (7News) — Several damaged vehicles were found in a Silver Spring neighborhood after a series of break-ins near the Forest Glen Metro Station and the Holy Cross Hospital according to Montgomery County police on Monday Police said they were called to the area of Woodland Drive for reports of theft from multiple vehicles Police did not provide an exact number of cars that were broken into COVID-19 Updates Vaccine and Booster Information View All Media Advisories View All Speeches & Testimony Sign up for a newsletter or update your subscription preferences The planned opening of the Sugar Rae’s Ice Cream shop at 5281 N has been delayed several months due to permit issues but we already put so much into this place,” said Danielle Thomas who will operating the business with her husband Will “We are new at this (and) trying to remain positive.” The previous occupant of the Forest Glen storefront was a dog grooming shop and the conversion of the space to an eatery requires a building permit A plat of survey is being sought for the site as part of the permit application process Thomas said that she “thanks” the community for its patience and that while she had hoped to have the shop open this summer it’s being designed as an all-year business and menu items other than ice cream are being considered The store is being named after the owners’ daughter “We are constantly getting her ice cream,” Thomas said Rae would tell her parents that she wanted her own shop and eventually mom and dad agreed to become first-time business owners The shop is within walking distance of the Thomas home in neighboring Jefferson Park and located in the same mini-mall with one of their favorite eateries It’s also around the corner from the busy Forest Glen Playlot Park Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" We are a family-owned franchise system based out of Fishers we've been publishing monthly community magazines in Indiana and Kentucky © 2025 Towne Post Network - franchises available in Indiana © 2025 Towne Post Network - franchises available in Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois, Michigan and Ohio. Please enter your username or email address to reset your password. Please wait while you are redirected to the right page... Scattered thunderstorms are expected Monday afternoon and evening. Some may become severe with large hail and high winds. TRACK RADARSilver Spring woman's Christmas tree stolen out of her car; suspects caught on cameraby Lianna Golden (7News) — The Montgomery County Police Department (MCPD) is investigating a string of car break-ins in Silver Spring One woman in particular had special cargo stolen from her vehicle parked on Forest Glen Road "The only thing I had in my car was a Christmas tree in a big box," Yolanda Phillips told 7News' Lianna Golden Phillips is a longtime resident of Silver Spring "I’ve lived here about 45 years," she said Her week started abruptly with a phone call from a neighbor alerting her to the damage to her car "It looks awful with all the jagged pieces in the window and the glass all on the sidewalk.. I just got it for my birthday in October as a gift from my children." One of her neighbors caught the end of the heist on camera "You can see them running with a Christmas tree as a committed mother and grandmother herself she has this question for the alleged thieves I’d like to think they’re still young enough that they can feel something and I hope they do feel that they’ve done the wrong thing," Phillips said I’ll tell you I was very surprised," Phillips said Detectives from the Montgomery County Department of Police – Cold Case and Missing Persons Unit are asking for the public’s assistance in locating Sharareh Nassirin Kelley in the 1500 block of Forest Glen Road in Silver Spring Anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of Sharareh Nassirin Kelley is asked to call the Montgomery County Police Non-Emergency (301) 279-8000 (24-hour line) Metro will tweak its free shuttle bus service on Monday to speed up travel and reduce congestion in downtown Silver Spring during summer Red Line construction The existing Limited 2 service will be replaced by two new express shuttle loops: the Forest Glen Express will operate between Forest Glen and Fort Totten and the Silver Spring Express will run between Silver Spring and Fort Totten The transit agency also updated the estimated travel times for all shuttle bus routes, attributing the increased travel times to traffic and construction associated with the Metropolitan Branch Trail on Blair Road Metro said in a press release issued Friday that travel times for the Red Line Limited 2 shuttle loop which runs from Forest Glen to Silver Spring to Fort Totten “The implementation of the new express loops will allow shuttle operation and normal bus service to operate more efficiently allowing customers to reach their destination faster,” Metro said The new shuttle service schedule from Monday For further details on the summer Red Line construction and shuttle services, visit wmata.com/majorconstruction Photo: © Lawr – stock.adobe.com / Graphic Courtesy of WMATA DAYTONA BEACH – A person of interest has been identified in a fatal shooting reported early Saturday out of Daytona Beach Officers responded around 12:18 a.m. to a “large physical disturbance” reported in the area of Forest Glen Boulevard and Oak Tree Circle, the Daytona Beach Police Department said on social media police were informed that someone had been shot adding the shooting victim was located dead upon officers’ arrival Police said there was no threat to public safety and asked people to avoid the area while the investigation continued, requesting anyone with helpful information to contact them No further information had been shared or confirmed at the time of this report Police said that a person of interest had been identified and found yet specifics were not immediately available Note: This map depicts the general area of this scene and not necessarily its exact location You can listen to every episode of Florida’s Fourth Estate in the media player below: Copyright 2025 by WKMG ClickOrlando - 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Tel: (541) 980 - 2756 Powered by Immense Imagery Columbia Community Connection409 Lincoln St,The Dalles Privacy Policy Terms of Service Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Services (MCFRS) responded to a reported pedestrian struck on Georgia Avenue at the I-495 Beltway possibly due to a fall from the bridge above on Monday morning According to Chief Spokesperson for MCFRS Pete Piringer emergency crews are evaluating the injured person for trauma Some lanes are blocked near Georgia Avenue We will provide an update if additional information becomes available This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page JLB Partners’ recently approved plan in Silver Spring called for 390 apartments over commercial space Moya Design Partners, Montgomery County Planning Board The development plan approved in March, referred to as The Glen in some renderings, would have included an interior courtyard, solar panel installations to offset the planned removal of trees on site, and a parking garage with approximately 540 spaces, according to planning documents. Fifteen percent of the residential units would have been designated as moderately priced dwelling units and a minimum of 25% would have been two-bedroom apartments told the Washington Business Journal that the terms of the deal “didn’t work for JLB in today’s market,” but that the developer would be interested in picking up the project again if circumstances changed an agent of Forest Glen Medical Center LLP responded to a request for comment from Multifamily Dive Forest Glen Medical Center LLP is a named party in three administrative appeals, the latest filed on April 8, in the Montgomery County Circuit Court by the Forest Grove Citizens Association, a group of local residents that have opposed the redevelopment of 9801 Georgia Avenue on multiple grounds These petitions ask the court to review the decision-making process of the Montgomery County Planning Board related to the plans for the site is presently occupied by a number of medical office tenants The property is located across the street from the Forest Glen Metro’s existing entrances and provides close access to the Capital Beltway highway surrounding Washington The Montgomery County Department of Transportation’s plan to build a new Metro entrance on the site is set to proceed without the JLB Partners redevelopment with construction expected to start in 2025 another apartment project just across the street is proceeding as planned the $60 million redevelopment Silver Spring-based affordable housing firm Montgomery Housing Partnership will replace a previous community of 1950s garden-style apartments with 189 affordable units Maryland-based Bozzuto is the site’s general contractor Get the free daily newsletter read by industry experts Bozzuto and Cardinal Group highlighted the strategies that drive value during a recent webinar Subscribe to Multifamily Dive for top news The free newsletter covering the top industry headlines CLICK HERE TO GET THE GAZETTE DIRECT TO YOUR INBOX Dexter McMullen recalled the onset of symptoms It began innocuously with “a thumb moving” uncontrollably gradually escalating to relentless aches that doctors struggled to diagnose “You feel like a hypochondriac,” Dexter said “You almost don’t want to ask for help because it’s not something you can see It touches so much of our body and in every person it seems to come out differently There’s no particular direct pattern for it.” Dexter and his wife Bev discovered The Parkinson’s Centre (known as ‘The Park’) at Forest Glen nine months ago—a discovery they both describe as “life-changing.” It’s Queensland’s first purpose-built allied health centre dedicated to Parkinson’s care Its official opening was on April 11—appropriately World Parkinson’s Day.  Dexter detailed the exhausting journey Parkinson’s inflicted on both him and Bev.  Despite consistent exercise recommended by healthcare providers Dexter found himself deteriorating and feeling worse when his left leg failed to do what his brain told it to do resulted in concussion and highlighted how debilitating Parkinson’s had become How would that be for someone in their seventies or eighties Bev described watching helplessly as Dexter battled symptoms without targeted support unable to find specialised care – until an internet search led them to The Park “At first there wasn’t a roadmap,” Dexter said “Finally we found a roadmap and the roadmap led us here.” Dexter and Bev discovered a holistic model of care uniquely inclusive of both patients and their carer partners Dexter said the centre provided comprehensive support—physical and cognitive therapy tailored precisely to everyday living needs strength—there’s nothing they don’t address,” Dexter said We didn’t find much compassion on the way here emphasising the impact the centre has had on her as a carer “Dexter has felt like this is his second home,” she said “It’s made getting out of bed every day worthwhile And it’s been life-changing for me as well.” who lived with Parkinson’s and at one point was left with only eight cents in her account while desperately needing care Rory described the heartbreaking memory of her reduced circumstances as Parkinson’s progressed living with Parkinson’s for over twenty years,” Rory said and you’ve got just eight cents in your account Rory and Barbara announced the establishment of the Sunshine Coast Parkinson’s Support Fund launching symbolically with eight cents in the account The fund aims to ensure financial hardship never blocks essential care for Parkinson’s sufferers “The Park is more than a clinic,” Barbara said Parkinson’s tries to make your life very small We work every day to help people live bigger reflecting on the extraordinary support he had found at The Park “There is a blessing in Parkinson’s,” he said “It is a slow disease and it affects your partners But by learning that if you fight hard and if you do the work the quality of life becomes something else Editorial: editor@sunshinevalleygazette.com.au | 0409 424 487 Advertising: tanya@sunshinevalleygazette.com.au | 0400 069 711 Display Ads   Ad Rates   Ad Specs   Privacy   Terms & Conditions The Montgomery County Department of Transportation (MDOT) has released a list of travel alternatives for residents who will be affected by this summer’s Metro Red Line closure along with the Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT) Montgomery County Department of Transportation and the District Department of Transportation (DDOT) will offer a range of travel options for customers affected by this summer’s Metro Red Line closures starting Saturday There will be free limited-stop and local shuttle buses with express service between Silver Spring and downtown DC more than seven miles of bus only lanes will be added along sections of Georgia Avenue between Glenmont and Silver Spring with adjustments to signal timing to prioritize buses to reduce shuttle travel times Four stations will be closed for the duration of construction – Glenmont and Silver Spring – with the Takoma Station closed June 1 – June 29 only Due to capacity limitations at Fort Totten and Takoma Red Line trains will run every 6 minutes all day including rush hours when trains normally run every 5 minutes Red Line customers may notice more crowded trains at peak times trains will run every 10 minutes as normally scheduled Free shuttle buses will run every 4-8 minutes providing frequent connections to the closed stations and express shuttles available during Metrorail operating hours Shuttles will be available at all closed stations for customers with accessibility needs Customers at the closed stations who use Metro’s Park & Ride facilities may wish to Park & Ride from other Red Line or Green Line stations including MARC train is offering promotional $3.00 one-way fare from Kensington and Silver Spring to Union Station on the Brunswick Line Weekly and monthly tickets will also be discounted to $22.50 and $81.00 The following maps illustrate the dedicated bus lanes along the corridor that will speed bus travel The Montgomery County Police Department (MCPD) is investigating the vandalism and theft from 21 vehicles in Silver Spring that occurred on December 2 and are seeking tips from the public for a reward of up to $10,000 The investigation has revealed that at approximately 2:30 a.m. four suspects vandalized and broke into the vehicles and stole an undisclosed amount of money from one of the vehicles Detectives reviewed the residential surveillance video and obtained a description for the suspects The footage shows two of the four suspects breaking into a vehicle parked in the driveway while the third suspect pointed a handgun towards the residence and the fourth suspect acted as a lookout Anyone with information regarding these suspects or this crime is asked to visit the Crime Solvers of Montgomery County, MD website at www.crimesolversmcmd.org and click on the “www.p3tips.com” link at the top of the page or call 1-866-411-8477 The Maryland State Highway Administration has scheduled a July 31 open house to provide updates on the Georgia Ave According to an announcement (PDF) the SHA’s project team has progressed on both projects since the last public meeting in January and will present the latest designs replacement of the reversible lane with a landscaped median and dedicated turn lanes project is currently at 75% design completion and is expected to start in the spring of 2028 and the design is expected to be completed in the winter of 2026-27 “We urge the state to provide full funding for the project and for implementation of the improvements to begin as soon as possible.” Photo: © J5M – stock.adobe.com / SHA Graphics Lake and McHenry County Scanner A Riverwoods businessman has been sentenced to three years in federal prison for stealing $3 million through mortgage and vehicle loans obtained using stolen identities pleaded guilty in 2023 to a federal bank fraud charge in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois Rowland sentenced Schiff earlier this month to three years in federal prison She also ordered him to pay $2,955,954 in restitution Prosecutors said Schiff fraudulently obtained mortgage loans lines of credit and credit cards by making false statements to financial institutions regarding his employment income and encumbrances on the collateral he pledged for the loans Schiff filed false documents with the Cook County Recorder of Deeds causing the fraudulent release of the liens Prosecutors said Schiff used the same mortgaged properties for multiple loans each time fraudulently removing the lien and keeping the proceeds Schiff used various false and stolen identities to carry out his fraud scheme He bought vehicles under the false identities and fraudulently removed liens on the cars before selling them for a profit Schiff also opened bank accounts and lines of credit using the false identities and other aliases — funding the accounts with advances from other fraudulently obtained lines of credit and credit cards used a credit card issued in the name of an elderly woman whom he knew was in a memory care facility at the time he used a credit card issued in the name of a friend who was dead multi-faceted scheme to defraud multiple financial institutions and individuals whose identity he used,” Assistant U.S Mecklenburg argued in a sentencing memorandum were also charged as part of the federal investigation Jason Schiff pleaded guilty to causing a false report and statement to be made to the U.S Department of Housing and Urban Development Jason Schiff was sentenced to three years of probation and ordered to pay $306,610 in restitution A jury convicted Izsak on ten counts of financial institution fraud and he is awaiting sentencing No part of this website may be reproduced or stored in any form without written permission from Lake and McHenry County Scanner To keep you informed about the latest news across Lake and McHenry counties as it happens WTTV CBS4Indy 1 injured in Lawrence school bus crash near Forest Glen Elementary Criminals are posing as FBI agents to contact scam victims and pretend to help them The Indiana Supreme Court has ruled that a lawsuit brought by two truckers against retail giant Amazon can move forward despite a Hamilton County judge initially dismissing the suit The Carmel City Council convened for nearly four hours on Monday night the council discussed multiple proposal’s related to the city’s relationships with nonprofit organizations like Christkindlmarkt A man killed outside the Hendricks County Courthouse in Danville reportedly fired a gun before deputies shot him Family members of the man say they think he was targeting an inmate who is charged in the car crash that killed his two great-grandchildren Braun considering deregulation bill affecting K-12 schools Carmel's Home Place neighborhood prepares for redevelopment plan Hinchman Racing Suits celebrating 100 years of protecting drivers Speed camera enforcement starts on northeast side Killer of Beech Grove police officer seeks clemency kills armed man outside Hendricks County courthouse A new survey ranks Indiana number two in the nation for phishing scam victims Former Vice President Mike Pence on Sunday repeatedly invoked the Constitution and said it is what “binds us all together” after receiving the John F Metro will reopen four Red Line stations for customers on schedule Sunday Purple Line mezzanine work will continue on the platform at Silver Spring with scaffolding covering about one-third of the platform but the Metro station will be open for customers Purple Line crews built columns that will support the walkway from the Purple Line station over the tracks to the Metro Red Line platform Silver Spring will still be an active construction site for the Purple Line and the scaffolding will remain on site until 2027 Additional work included replacing automatic train control systems and maintaining the elevators and escalators Metro also rebuilt an interlocking switch area between Fort Totten and Takoma before that stretch of track reopened in late June Crews were able to complete the equivalent of eight months of weekend closures and disruptions into the summer construction period Metro will install new digital Passenger Information Displays on platforms and station entrance digital screens at all five stations Supply chain issues held up installation during the construction window More than 850,000 trips were made on the shuttles during the construction work We thank customers for their patience as MTA made progress on this key connection between the Purple Line light rail and Metrorail Crews work on the escalators at the Wheaton Metrorail station Crews replaced broken and uneven sidewalk at Forest Glen station Crews work in the Red Line tunnel during the closure Crews pull cable along tracks near Silver Spring Four Red Line stations — Silver Spring, Forest Glen, Wheaton, and Glenmont — will reopen for service as scheduled on Sunday The on-time reopening was announced last week as part of Metro’s bus lane pilot extension and confirmed again on Monday The stations’ reopening signifies the completion of the Red Line rehabilitation work this summer which coincided with the construction of part of a new Purple Line mezzanine at the Silver Spring station by the Maryland Transit Administration Purple Line crews constructed columns to support the walkway from the Purple Line station to the Metro Red Line platform Construction at the Silver Spring station will continue with scaffolding remaining on site until 2027 Metro said the mezzanine work will cover about one-third of the platform but the station will remain open to customers Metro is excited to welcome back customers to Glenmont and Silver Spring rail stations this Sunday — Metro Forward (@wmata) August 26, 2024 Metro said that construction crews completed eight months of weekend closures and disruptions during the summer construction “More than 850,000 trips were made on the shuttles during the construction work We thank customers for their patience as MTA made progress on this key connection between the Purple Line light rail and Metrorail,” Metro said Metro said on Monday that supply chain issues during the construction window delayed the installation of the screens Global commercial real estate broker Avison Young announced the Doctors Medical Park office complex sale earlier this month The complex’s current tenants include Community Radiology Associates “This sale demonstrates that investors and lenders recognize the strength of the performance of medical outpatient buildings in contrast with the challenges faced by other sectors principal and co-lead of Avison Young’s U.S According to the Washington Business Journal Kornick and his team represented the seller which has family ties to the original developer of the medical park Avison Young also facilitated Blue Arch’s acquisition financing from an undisclosed life insurance company Metro plans to shut down the Red Line from Fort Totten to Glenmont starting June 1 for three months Construction of the Purple Line mezzanine and other work will take place during this closure Metro and regional transportation departments will offer various travel options during the Red Line closures free shuttle buses will provide express service between Silver Spring and downtown DC ensuring frequent connections to closed stations and Silver Spring stations will close throughout the construction Takoma Station will be closed from June 1 to June 29 Red Line trains will run every six minutes all day trains will continue to run every 10 minutes as usual More than seven miles of bus-only lanes will be added on Georgia Avenue between Glenmont and Silver Spring Signal timing will be adjusted to prioritize buses and reduce shuttle travel times Metro will have teams at affected stations to provide information before the closure and express shuttles will operate during Metrorail hours Accessible shuttles are available at closed stations Customers at the closed stations who use Metro’s Park & Ride facilities may wish to Park & Ride from other Red Line or Green Line stations including Promotional $3 one-way fare from Kensington and Silver Spring to Union Station Weekly and monthly tickets will be discounted to $22.50 and $81.00 Y8 between Medstar Montgomery Medical Center and Silver Spring Station MTA Commuter Bus routes may be an option. Visit the MTA Commuter Bus website for route and schedule information For more information about the summer construction, visit wmata.com/majorconstruction The maps below illustrate the dedicated bus lanes along the corridor On squid dissection day at Forest Glen Elementary School fourth-grade teacher Jorie Dragas leads her students through a unique experience you’ve got to feel the teeth that are in there,” she directs all fourth-grade students work together as one for a day that Dragas describes as “definitely a highlight.” squid dissection day presents an opportunity to showcase her passion for teaching starting in kindergarten through elementary school I would play in my own room at home and my stuffed animals would be my classroom,” Dragas said recently received this year’s District 41 Educator of the Year award from the Glen Ellyn Chamber of Commerce “Jorie does a wonderful job of building relationships with her students and making the classroom a welcoming environment,” said Forest Glen Principal Scott Klespitz “I wasn’t surprised when I learned she had been recognized for this award.” Dragas taught primarily middle school students before starting as a fourth-grade teacher at Forest Glen Dragas noted the ability to see students as whole learners an opportunity she did not have in middle school while focusing on one subject “It’s something I still enjoy every day,” Dragas said “The love and natural wonder of what (the fourth graders) are thinking and how to help them.” Family inspires Dragas to continue to pour passion and love into her students Dragas credits her upbringing to her parents whom she calls each evening on her way home from school for that day’s debrief Charlie is a sophomore at the University of Dayton studying mechanical engineering are wrapping up a successful volleyball season for the Tigers “It was like I had my own little start of my own classroom,” said Dragas on being a parent (being a parent) is just the most rewarding job you’ll ever have.” Dragas preaches the importance of family in her classroom For children with less stable situations at home “I love making these family connections because I feel when we can talk about ourselves openly and honestly it just creates a stronger classroom,” Dragas said “I try to be that one constant that some kids can depend on every day,” she added Students in her class learn structured writing They read with a focus on identifying themes The plant and animal internal and external features unit wrapped up in science and soon the students will be on to the next discovery Dragas believes routine plays a crucial role in the success of young students Dragas’ passion and joy for her students continue to drive her passion every day “I just try every day to be the type of teacher I want for my own kids because every kid deserves that,” Dragas said Occupation: Fourth grade teacher at Forest Glen Elementary School in Glen Ellyn Education: Master of Curriculum and Instructional Processing Benedictine University; Bachelor of Science in Education WASHINGTON (7News) — The summer shutdown has begun Metro closed several Red Line stations for construction Every station except Takoma is expected to reopen around Aug SEE ALSO |Metro's new bus system proposal could eliminate more than 600 stops, rename routes Metro will offer free shuttle buses to replace trains during the shutdown For more information on the closures, go here You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser or activate Google Chrome Frame to improve your experience announced it was recently recognized as a Top 10 Memory Care Services Provider for 2024 by Eldercare Review only 10 organizations nationwide receive this distinction The honor is reserved for senior living providers who offer memory care services that make a substantial impact on the communities they serve is a StoryPoint Group community that offers assisted living options To learn more about the community’s full services and amenities or to speak with the Forest Glen team Among the best players to keep an eye on when the Los Angeles Kings play the Chicago Blackhawks… will be on the ice Monday against the Los Angeles Kings at… Ryan Donato and the Chicago Blackhawks will play on Monday at 8:30 PM ET meet the Los Angeles Kings on Monday at 8:30 PM ET