FOOD & DRINK
Delaware celebrity chef takes over Maryland restaurant kitchen, back soon on Food Network
A Delaware celebrity chef is now running a well-known Maryland restaurant once owned by his father and will soon be back competing on the Food Network. Robbie Jester, the winner of Netflix's "Pressure Cooker'' and a competitor on the Food Network programs "Guy’s Grocery Games,'' and "Beat Bobby Flay'' took over culinary operations at Deep Blue at Kitty Knight earlier this month.
Million-Dollar Scratch-Off Lottery Win Brings Family To Tears In Maryland
A spur-of-the-moment stop to a Howard County Walmart brought a former Maryland Lottery player back to the game, and he's now celebrating a million-dollar win with his family.After taking a step back and not playing an instant Lottery ticket in months, a Severn man said that a random trip to the sto…
Black bear spotted in Northeast DC neighborhood
WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — Residents spotted a black bear roaming through their Northeast D.C. neighborhood on Tuesday morning. One D.C. resident posted on the X platform that she was walking near 14th and Newtown Streets in Brookland just before 7 a.m. when she saw a “furry” figure – that she thought was a dog […]
Maryland & Chesapeake Bay Fishing Report- May 9, 2024
From Ocean City, the guys at Always Bent Fishing OC reported that there’s been a decent bite for speckled trout in the salt marshes of Chesapeake Bay this week. Taylor Bakke was fishing for specks on Tuesday morning after a few days of good fishing, but with little to show for his morning efforts, he moved spots to some deeper water and began jigging. After the morning left much to be desired, he jokingly mentioned to his friend “I’d settle for a weakfish at this point, but I doubt that will happen.” He had only ever seen one weakfish landed at this location, but minutes later, he was battling what he assumed was a large bluefish until he pulled up a true tide runner weakfish (which he caught on film, see video on @alwaysbentfishingoc). The fish took a 4-inch soft-plastic paddletail that Taylor was jigging around bridge pilings.
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