COVID-19 Kits, Murder Cases: Top Stories In Germantown For 2020

GERMANTOWN, MD — It won't be long now until 2020 rolls over into the new year.

Quite a lot has happened in the Germantown area in the past 12 months. From the COVID-19 pandemic to the Seneca Valley High School lawsuit, Patch has covered it.

So which stories did Patch readers find the most interesting for Germantown? We've rounded up the top stories from 2020 as listed below. As always, thank you for being loyal readers.

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• 3 Upcounty Students Named National Merit Scholars

• 28-Year-Old Found Dead In Germantown Investigated As Homicide: PD

• Teammates Raped Seneca Valley Football Player: Lawsuit

• 3 Germantown Middle School Employees Test Positive For COVID-19

• Germantown Teen Found Dead In Southern Virginia: State Police

• Demonstrators In Germantown Protest Death Of George Floyd

• Company Making Coronavirus Kits In Germantown Can Now Ship To US

• 'It's Past Time:' Senator Pushes To Honor Black WWII Hero

• Over $35K In Merchandise Stolen At Gucci Outlet Store: Police

• Severe Storm Downs Trees, Power Lines In Montgomery County

• White's Ferry Ceases Operations Following Legal Dispute

This article originally appeared on the Germantown Patch