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Skip The Tourist Traps Because These 10 Maryland Seafood Spots Are Where Locals Actually Eat

A former waterman opened a crab house on a quiet creek back in 1974, and people still wind through a residential neighborhood to find it. That detail alone tells you a lot about how seafood works here. In Maryland, the best crab feasts often hide on back roads, sleepy inlets,...

Maryland · 1d
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FAA ground stop impacts flights at Dulles International Airport

Dulles, VA · 1d

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Maryland Grocery Store Named Best in the State by Tasting Table

Graul’s Market, a fourth-generation, family-owned grocery chain with five locations across Maryland, has been named the best local grocery store in the state by Tasting Table as part of its “Best Local Grocery Stores in Each State” list. The publication highlighted Graul’s for combining the convenience and...

Maryland · 4d
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Some Of Maryland’s Best Pies Come From These 5 Farm Market Bakeries

Some of the best pies in Maryland are not sold in fancy city bakeries. They come from farm markets where the fruit is grown right down the road, sometimes right outside the door. From the Catoctin Mountain area to the far corner of Cecil County, these five orchard bakeries turn...

Maryland · 14h
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Maryland’s Official State Dessert Has Up to 10 Layers. Here’s Where Smith Island Cake Came From

Most cakes have two or three layers. The one Maryland chose as its official dessert has as many as ten,...

Maryland · 1d

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This Must-Visit Food Hall In Virginia Has Something For Nearly Every Craving

For every three meals sold at one food hall, a donation goes to a local food assistance center. I’m giving that a moment, because it means your dumpling habit quietly helps a neighbor. That detail tells you a lot about the place. It sits right above a busy Metro...

Virginia · 3d

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Six Maryland Seafood Houses Where Steamed Crabs Still Arrive On Brown Paper In Late Fall

Summer gets all the credit, but plenty of Maryland crab houses keep the mallets out long after the beach towels are packed away. Late fall is a smart time to go, with shorter waits at many spots and the same paper-covered tables waiting for a pile of seasoned blue crabs.

Maryland · 1d

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$50,000 Winning Lottery Ticket Sold at Maryland Safeway

A $50,000 winning Maryland Lottery Bonus Match 5 ticket was sold at a Safeway grocery store in Baltimore for the Thursday, November 12 drawing. The winning ticket was purchased at Safeway, located at 2801 Smith Avenue, just north of the Baltimore City-County border. The winning numbers were 9, 22, 24, 31 and 35, with a Bonus Ball number of 39.

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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This Massive Virginia Thrift Store Lets You Walk Out With A Full Cart For Just $25

There’s a maroon cube rising above a shopping plaza in Falls Church, and the letters on it spell out “UNIQUE” in a font large enough to read from the interstate. Underneath that bold sign sits a thrift store so big and so stacked with bargains that it genuinely changes how you think about shopping.

Falls Church, VA · 5d

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THE BIG SPIN Gives Charles County Woman Her Second Big Lottery Win

“Spaghetti Grandma,” a Lottery player from Charles County, is all smiles — though hidden — after winning $110,000 on THE BIG SPIN. The ticket she redeemed was the game’s last top-prize winner. A Charles County woman is celebrating a big Maryland Lottery win. She made her...

Charles County, MD · 1d

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Just Salad Headed to New Virginia Location

The fast-casual dining scene has been getting progressively healthier, as diners demand more nutritional options that don’t sacrifice speed, flavor, or economy. Just Salad, a growing chain focused on the titular dish, is getting ready to help Falls Church diners answer that demand, with a new location coming soon to the neighborhood.

Falls Church, VA · 6d

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See What’s New and Coming Soon at Fairfax Corner

With new retailers and restaurants and more fresh arrivals on the way, there’s plenty to discover at Fairfax Corner. Here’s a look at who’s setting up shop at the outdoor shopping spot. Now Open. Becky’s Boutique. Shop clothing, shoes, accessories, gifts, and candles at this curated...

Fairfax, VA · 2d

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Grab A Pint At The Virginia Pub Hiding Inside A Stunning Colonial Seaport Warehouse You Need To Visit

Some places earn their reputation through marketing, and some places earn it through the simple, undeniable fact that they are genuinely excellent, and Union Street Public House in Alexandria, Virginia falls so firmly into the second category that the first category barely deserves mention. This is a pub that has...

Alexandria, VA · 3d

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Rabid Raccoon Sparks Health Warning In Waldorf After Testing Positive Near Homes

A raccoon has tested positive for rabies in Maryland, prompting a warning from health officials for anyone who may have come into contact with the infected animal. The Charles County Department of Health confirmed that the raccoon tested positive on Tuesday, Nov. 10, in the area of Poplar Hill Road …

Waldorf, MD · 3d

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Nailed It: Insight on Seniors Alayna Champ and Aisha Calloway’s Nail Businesses

Many students at Liberty High School start their own businesses before graduating and seniors Alayna Champ and Aisha Calloway did just that. Both Champ and Calloway have started their own nail businesses this year and hope to continue their nail journey in the future. “I started my nail business because I’ve always loved making art. After starting cosmetology, doing nails became the best way to show off my creativity,” Champ said.

Bealeton, VA · 2d

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List of Maryland’s Top Ten Noodle Spots Includes a Local Restaurant at #1

Maryland food influencer Nomtastic Kim has shared a list of her ten favorite places for noodles across the state, featuring restaurants in Montgomery County, Baltimore, Annapolis, and surrounding areas. The list highlights a variety of noodle dishes, including ramen, pho, pad Thai, Sichuan noodles, Korean-Chinese jajangmyeon, and Filipino pancit bihon....

Montgomery County, MD · 5d

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Mount Vernon HS teacher named a finalist for 2027 Grammy Award

For Al Rodriguez, the third time might be the charm. The Mount Vernon High School orchestra teacher was announced last weekend as a finalist for the 2027 Grammy Music Educator Award. Awarded by the Recording Academy and Grammy Museum, the recognition honors music teachers who make a “significant and lasting...

Mt Vernon, VA · 1d

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Signs up at new sushi, ramen restaurant in Reston

Things are starting to percolate at an upcoming new Asian cuisine restaurant in Reston. We’re talking about a new establishment called Taste the World. Taste the World Sushi & Ramen Asian Cuisine is headed to the Hunter Woods Village Center. It has taken over the large endcap space that...

Reston, VA · 15h

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Neighborhood Guide: Where to Eat, Shop, and Play in Alexandria

Alexandria and DC have a complicated history. When the District of Columbia Organic Act of 1801 established the 100 square miles that would become the nation’s capital, Alexandria—founded in 1749 and one of the oldest cities in the country—sat within its boundaries. But representatives of Alexandria immediately wanted out: As part of DC, they’d lost their position as the county seat in Fairfax, they couldn’t vote in congressional and presidential elections, and political and economic discord grew. Eventually, the interest in retrocession became mutual as abolitionists sought to outlaw slavery in DC and wanted Alexandria—then a hub for the trade of enslaved people—to be moved back to Virginia. In July 1846, that happened. The city continued to grow, with its prosperity, according to the tourism organization Visit Alexandria, “inextricably linked to the work of enslaved and free African Americans,” whose stories make up much of the town’s past. Today, it combines centuries of history with modern-day shops, restaurants, and activities for residents and visitors alike.

Alexandria, VA · 2d