In Case You Missed It: Top Stories In Montgomery County

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1. EYA, Bozzuto and the Housing Opportunities Commission of Montgomery County break ground on a 268-unit apartment building near the Shady Grove Metro station.

2. Despite apartment rents in D.C. dropping dramatically, developers aren't backing down from adding new supply.

3. Dr. Travis Gayles, Montgomery County's health officer, says that the county might lift some restrictions on gathering limits and childcare capacity.

4. Gov. Larry Hogan announced that Maryland will start easing capacity limits at bars, restaurants and other establishments.

5. More than 100,000 Montgomery County residents have received Covid-19 vaccinations.

6. As churches face declining membership, they are teaming up with developers to find a solution. Multiple churches in Montgomery County are adding housing to their excess land.

7. Montgomery County leaders call for mass vaccination sites. In other states, vacated malls have been leased short-term to vaccine coordination efforts.

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