Happy Wednesday, Rockville!

It’s another wet one. Hope you’ve got an umbrella for the next few days.

With a nod to my alma mater on homecoming week, here’s the “Have You Ever Seen the Rain?” edition of “The Rundown”:

• The Montgomery County Council is hosting a town hall meeting for students at 7 tonight at the Stella B. Werner Council Office Building in Rockville Town Center. A pre-meeting reception will be held at 6:30 p.m. in the second-floor cafeteria. RSVP by calling 240-777-7931. Expect the county’s proposed curfew legislation to be a hot topic. Can’t make it out? County Cable Montgomery (Channel 6 on Comcast and RCN; Channel 30 on Verizon) will carry it live.
• Rockville High School is selling pies and pumpkin rolls to help defray medical costs for the family of Rockville High physical education teacher Frank Weaver. Weaver’s 10-year-old daughter, Lily, was diagnosed with bone cancer in August. The last day to place an order is Oct. 22. Delivery to the school will be Nov. 11. Click here to visit the school’s website for more details and an order form.
• Rockville will host an economic summit from 8:30 to 11:45 a.m. on Tuesday at VisArts in Town Square. Stephen Fuller, director of the Center for Regional Analysis at George Mason University will deliver the keynote, an analysis of the city’s economy that he is preparing. Washington Post columnist Robert McCartney will moderate a panel discussion of community, nonprofit and business leaders. To learn more, go to www.rockvillemd.gov/summit or call 240-314-8100.
• Rake ‘em! The City of Rockville has released its leaf collection schedule.
• Montgomery County Council employees will be collecting items for injured military personnel from Monday through Oct. 21. Needed items include clothes, DVDs, video games, calling and gift cards, water and nonperishable snack foods, toiletries and monetary donations. Items should be delivered to the 6^th floor reception desk of the Stella B. Werner Council Office Building. Call 240-777-7923 for more information.
• The Montgomery County Police Department is now on Facebook and on Twitter.
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