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Nadia Phillips’ Maryland Crab Cakes Steal The Show On ‘Hell’s Kitchen’
WALDORF, Md. — There were violinists outside the kitchen and caviar on the dinner agenda, but it was a plate of Maryland crab cakes from Waldorf chef Nadia Phillips that won over the judges at the “Hell’s Kitchen” 25th-season gala challenge. Phillips, 24, a North Point...
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Annapolis Holiday Market Expands to Two Weekends in December, Bringing More Holiday Shopping, Food and Entertainment to Annapolis
ANNAPOLIS, MD – The Annapolis Holiday Market is returning this December with an expanded two-weekend schedule, offering visitors six days of holiday shopping, specialty foods, and festive entertainment. The market will take place December 4–6 and December 11–13 at its new outdoor location near the intersection of Jennifer Road and West Street at Annapolis Mall.
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Theatre Review: ‘Clue,’ presented by the Pasadena Theatre Company at Anne Arundel Community College
It’s the Pasadena Theatre Company with a brilliant show in Anne Arundel County! The troupe is currently bringing the legendary board game, “Clue,” to the stage, and murderous mayhem ensues! The theatrical adaptation by Sandy Rustin features all of the characters from the pop culture classic, paired with a mysterious plot centered around the murder mystery’s core ingredients. Wonderfully directed by Jerry Vess, the show offers an entertaining rendition of the beloved game, presented by a talented cast.
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Dundalk resident writes story about escaping domestic violence
Dundalk resident Tameka Brown experienced a marriage shaped by verbal abuse and fear. While she escaped domestic violence, she feels her experience can help others. That is why Brown has turned her story into a book. “Sharing my story can give another man or woman the encouragement to leave and to give them the courage to talk about it,” Brown said. “Turning it into a book, and a self-help book at that, just to let people know that they’re not alone.” Brown’s book, “I’m Not Your Punching Bag,” talks about the things both she and her children went through in a relationship defined by domestic violence, and the retaliation that ensued. When Brown left her relationship, the abuse did not stop. She was stalked. Her child was kidnapped from daycare. She was taken on a high-speed chase through Dundalk. “Me putting a plan together to leave my abuser was everything. But me leaving did not end the abuse; it still continued in many different ways,” Brown said. Brown got a protective order, but that did not stop the stalking and high-speed chase. After that, her abuser tried to manipulate the judge, Brown said. Once Brown explained how she already had