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Maryland restaurant reopens following celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay's filming

A Harford County restaurant reopened last weekend following a visit and makeover by celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay. MacGregor's Restaurant and Tavern posted on social media on Saturday, March 15, that it is "looking forward to sharing all of our exciting changes with you." Ramsay, the popular TV host of Hell's Kitchen, MasterChef, and Gordon Ramsay's Food Stars, among other shows, brought his film crew to the downtown Havre De Grace staple for several days. WJZ caught Ramsay going in and out of the restaurant a few times. A crew member told WJZ they were filming a pilot episode for...

Harford County, MD · 2025-03-19

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Judge hands down sentence to Tyler Mailloux, Knupp family rep. speaks out

WORCESTER COUNTY, Md. – Wednesday, family and friends of Gavin Knupp packed a Worcester County courtroom, awaiting 24-year-old Tyler Mailloux’s sentencing for his conviction in the tragic hit-and-run that killed Knupp in the summer of 2022. Mailloux sat before Judge Brett Wilson, head down, facing a possible 10-year...

Worcester County, MD · 2025-03-19
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12 Surprising (and Completely True) Maryland Laws You’ve Never Heard Of

Maryland: home of crab cakes, Old Bay seasoning, and a charming collection of laws bizarre enough to make even a blue crab blush. Behind its picturesque coastal towns and storied history lie legal quirks that might leave you scratching your head harder than figuring out how to properly crack open a crab. Buckle up, grab your Natty Boh, and settle in—it’s about to get delightfully weird in the Old Line State!

Maryland · 2025-03-19
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Nick Mosby appointment to State Lottery and Gaming commission approved

Nick Mosby, the former Baltimore City Council President, now has a new job, after the Maryland Senate approved his appointment to the State Lottery and Gaming commission. The Senate approved Mosby's appointment on Friday night, and he will now begin a five-year term that pays $18,000 a year on the commission that oversees lottery, casino and sports wagering operations, regulations, contracts, and licenses.

Baltimore, MD · 2025-03-19
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Delaware corrections officer charged with felonies following meth smuggling investigation

A 27-year-old Delaware Department of Correction officer has been charged with three felonies following an investigation into drug smuggling at a New Castle County prison, police said. Yesenia Martinez-Morales was charged with official misconduct, promoting prison contraband and possession of a controlled substance, Delaware State Police said. She was arraigned and released on $3,500 unsecured bond. According to state police, troopers were called to James T. Vaughn Correctional Center near Smyrna on Sunday after being contacted by corrections officials. They had been investigating Martinez-Morales and determined she had smuggled more than 5.8 grams of methamphetamine into the prison, police...

New Castle County, DE · 2025-03-18

Delaware Online | The News Journal

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After drama, rule-breaking, Delaware lawmakers look to crack down on local school boards

Delaware lawmakers are targeting school board governance. A package of draft bills spearheaded by Rep. Kim Williams, Rep. Cyndie Romer, Rep. Madinah Wilson-Anton and Rep. Eric Morrison was unveiled Tuesday, as the House Democrats took aim at transparency, operations and public participation in these local-controlled boards. The five bills come in the wake of controversy at the school board level throughout last year. In Christina School District, the school board voted 4-3 to place the district's former Superintendent Dan Shelton on administrative leave, indefinitely, in July 2024. The ouster highlighted an ongoing pattern of friction between board leadership and...

Delaware · 2025-03-18

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House Fire Causes $150,000 in Damage in Wicomico County

FRUITLAND, MD -- Firefighters from the Fruitland Volunteer Fire Company responded to a structure fire just before 1 p.m. Tuesday afternoon. According to the Maryland Office of the State Fire Marshal, the fire caused roughly $150,000 in damages. According to state officials, the fire began in the garage of a...

Wicomico County, MD · 2025-03-19

ABC11 Eyewitness News

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Genetic genealogy leads to North Carolina man's arrest in 1979 cold case rape, murder in Maryland

An 82-year-old Moore County man has been charged in connection with a more than four-decade-old cold case in Maryland. Sheriff Ronnie Fields said investigators assisted the Prince George's County Police Department (PGPD) in Maryland in the arrest of Rodger Zodas Brown of Pinehurst. Authorities said Brown was taken into custody at his home in Pinehurst on March 11 and charged in connection with the March 3, 1979 murder of 31-year-old secretary Kathryn Donohue of Arlington, Virginia, whose body was found in a parking lot in Glenarden, Maryland. She was beaten, raped and killed in a "brutal murder," Bill DelBagno,...

Pinehurst, NC · 2025-03-18

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Road Washout in Wicomico County Causes Detours for Drivers

SALISBURY, MD — Rainfall Monday morning left its mark on Jackson Road in Wicomico County. Wicomico County Executive informed the public in a post to Facebook Monday evening that the roadway would be closed as crews worked to address an underground pipe failure. Neighbors in the Doe Run community,...

Wicomico County, MD · 2025-03-18

Shore News Network

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Maryland Lottery player lands $100,000 top prize

BALTIMORE, MD — A Baltimore County woman who regularly plays the Maryland Lottery has claimed a $100,000 top prize after purchasing a…

Baltimore, MD · 2025-03-19

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UPDATE: SPD warn of increased police presence in Hemlock Street area

SALISBURY, Md. – Salisbury Police say there is an increased police presence in the area of Hemlock Street. Details are limited at this time. We’re told police received a third party call regarding a man with a gun walking in the area. Anyone with information is urged to...

Salisbury, MD · 2025-03-18

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Public defender accused of injustice: lawsuit reveals defamation and false accusations

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — The Maryland Public Defender's Office, typically known for highlighting injustices within the criminal justice system, is now facing accusations of creating an injustice itself. A young law student, who worked at the office for ten months, has filed a lawsuit after being discharged via a remote video call and banned from the premises.

Baltimore, MD · 2025-03-19

BaytoBayNews.com

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Atlantic General set to join TidalHealth on May 1

May 1 is the target date for TidalHealth Services to bring Atlantic General Hospital of Berlin, Maryland, into its health care fold.

Berlin, MD · 2025-03-19

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Maryland Vision Care Center and Optometrist Agrees to Pay $143,336 to Settle False Medicaid Claims Allegations

Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown announced that Aqua Vision Care, LLC agreed to pay $143,336 to resolve allegations of submitting false Medicaid claims for vision services not provided. The settlement includes $71,668 in restitution for unprovided services and a $71,668 civil penalty. Per the news release distributed on Monday,...

Maryland · 2025-03-18

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Prince George’s Co. leaders push for Gov. Moore to declare foreclosure moratorium for fired feds

About 150,000 federal workers live in the state of Maryland, and many of them are facing anxiety and uncertainty about their job status. While President Donald Trump’s administration works to carry out sweeping layoffs, leaders in Prince George’s County are calling on Maryland Gov. Wes Moore to help those former federal workers who are now at risk of losing their homes.

Prince George'S County, MD · 2025-03-18

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Gov. Moore's presidential hints spark debate as Maryland faces pressing state issues

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Gov. Wes Moore’s recent national appearances have raised concerns among some Maryland residents and lawmakers about whether he is sufficiently focused on pressing state matters. With the Maryland General Assembly running out of time to address the state’s historic $3.3 billion deficit, Senate Minority Whip...

Maryland · 2025-03-18