Week in Review: Feb 27 - March 4

Here are some selected stories from Wheaton Patch this week:

When you drive by Irene's Pupusas III, have you ever wondered who Irene is? and samples the Wheaton restaurant's famous pupusas.

A vertical farm might seem like something out of a science fiction story, but it was just another innovative agricultural concept presented at the Feb. 24 The theme? Urban Farming Pioneers.

Two burglary suspects, caught on surveillance video after a Jan. 27 burglary north of Glenmont, since then between the Georgia Avenue and New Hampshire Avenue corridors, according to Montgomery County Police.

A group of Wheaton businesses before the Montgomery County Council that would create a program to assist small businesses damaged by county-sponsored redevelopment. A leader of the Coalition for the Fair Redevelopment of Wheaton said the bill would show "a real commitment to the community."

about Wheaton redevelopment's place in the Montgomery County CIP budget, and whether it faces competition from construction plans to improve Bethesda Metro station's south entrance.

Our White Knuckle Parenting columnist Who will win the competition for her favor?

Images of a new Glenmont took shape at the on Feb. 22, but the projected timeline of completion appears longer than residents had hoped.

Montgomery County Police in Aspen Hill, along Connecticut Avenue between Georgia Avenue and Weller Road.