East Riverdale
East Riverdale, MD · Lifestyle
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Get Out There: Tom Sietsema helps us find our next great meal
Tom Sietsema has worked as a food critic for over 25 years. The D.C. region’s dining scene is full of delicious and diverse foods, and there’s one man who knows it like the back of his hand. Tom Sietsema has been a food critic for over 25 years and is now the food correspondent for The Washington Sun.
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Shore News Network
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A Maryland Bakery Serves New York Style Bagels With Homemade Cream Cheese in Unexpected Flavors
Caramelized onion cream cheese comes with black pepper and a hint of rosemary at this Maryland bagel shop. Strawberry, olive, raisin walnut, and roasted red pepper spreads make the choice even harder. And that’s before you’ve decided which bagel to order. The dough is hand-rolled, kettle-boiled, and baked...
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Streets Market on P Street Stocking Shelves, Said to be Opening Monday!!
Thanks to Geri and David for sending: “Streets Market at P and 22nd NW. They’re actively stocking the store. Staff today said they’re opening this Monday, 11/16 at Noon!“. “They’re stocking the shelves. Hurrah!!!!!”. 2130 P Street, NW. Ed. Note: The space previously home to Metro...
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Alexandria Film Festival turns 20, holiday lights’ last run in this weekend’s lineup
More activities are moving indoors and holiday events are starting to appear around Alexandria in mid-November. This weekend, the Alexandria Film Festival celebrates 20 years, and the newly-renamed Bright Nights—The Winter Village at Cameron Run returns for its final season. Other highlights include the Banned Books Speakeasy and specialty tours at Fort Ward Museum and Lee-Fendall House.
WJLA
Let DIG INN Handle Your Thanksgiving Feast This Year
WASHINGTON (7News) — Thanksgiving is a time to gather around the table, but preparing the meal can take up much of the day. DIG INN is offering a convenient way to serve a festive spread while leaving more time for family, friends and the traditions that make the holiday special.
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streetcarsuburbs.news
Faith takes root in Laurel’s native plant gardens
Bees, butterflies and other wildlife have a new place to call home at Oseh Shalom in Laurel, where a 2,000-square-foot stretch of lawn has been transformed into a garden filled with native plants. For congregant Heidi Hess-Webber, who tends a native plant garden along the sidewalk at her home, the...
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Smithonian
The National Portrait Gallery Wasn’t Allowed to Acquire Photographs When It Opened in 1968. Fifty Years Later, the Smithsonian Museum’s Collection Has Grown to 11,000 Photos and Counting
When the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery opened to the public in 1968, its curators had a clear remit: to collect “painted or sculptured likenesses” of individuals who had left their mark on American history and culture. Photography didn’t make the cut, despite the fact that the medium had been invented nearly a century and a half earlier.