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Ballet Theatre of Maryland Brings Annapolis-Themed Nutcracker Back to Maryland Hall

Ballet Theatre of Maryland will bring its reimagined production of The Nutcracker back to Maryland Hall in Annapolis from November 22 through December 20, 2026. The holiday favorite returns with a distinctly local twist, transporting audiences to 19th-century Annapolis through familiar landmarks, regional history, and characters inspired by the Chesapeake Bay.

Annapolis, MD · 18h

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The Weekend Scene: Adams Morgan PorchFest, plus holiday markets begin, Nov. 6-8

Subscribe to The Weekend Scene, our free newsletter about events, experiences and adventures for you and for your family around the DMV. Northwest D.C. is rocking out this weekend. Adams Morgan PorchFest is likely to draw hundreds of people to 20+ porches across the neighborhood. If one band isn’t your jam, you can walk to a different porch for something new. Bluegrass, jazz, rock ... you name it, they’ve got it. There’s a full map up with showtimes, too. Sat. 12-5 p.m., free.

Maryland · 2d

DC News Now

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Frederick County cat tests positive for rabies: Health officials

Frederick County Health Department (FCHD) officials said a stray cat found in Woodsboro has tested positive for rabies on Friday.

Frederick County, MD · 13h

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Denim Coffee opens 10th spot in 10 years in Downtown York

YORK COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — A local coffee company is celebrating opening 10 shops within 10 years to bring sustainably sourced coffee to communities in PA. The owners, Matt Ramsay and Tony Diehl, wanted to open 10 shops in 10 years “to bring their vision of specialty coffee and third spaces to Central Pennsylvania.”

York, PA · 1d

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Ellicott City Man Wins $50,000 Bonus Match 5 Prize After Grocery Store Stop

An IT professional from Ellicott City has a “honey-do” list to thank for his latest lottery win. His wife asked him to make a run to the grocery store, which led him to the lottery counter of a Giant supermarket. He paid $6 for one Bonus Match 5 ticket and the next morning he learned that he had $50,000 coming his way.

Ellicott City, MD · 1d

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Rockville Becomes Montgomery County's First Bird City Maryland Community

Rockville has become Montgomery County's first Bird City, earning statewide recognition for its efforts to protect bird habitat, reduce threats to birds and expand nature education in the community. The Mayor and Council are scheduled to formally accept the designation at their Dec. 7 meeting. The city announced the milestone...

Montgomery County, MD · 1d

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Arby’s Plans to Open Next Month at Former McDonald’s Location

Arby’s is targeting is expected to open its new restaurant at 7200 Muncaster Mill Road in Derwood next month, marking the chain’s return to Montgomery County. A representative confirmed to The MoCo Show that the restaurant is working toward the December 7 opening, although the date remains subject to change. “We’re thrilled to bring this Arby’s of the Future to serve Rockville and Montgomery County.”

Montgomery County, MD · 15h

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From Seinfeld To The Muppets: 10 Famous People Who Attended The University Of Maryland

COLLEGE PARK, Md. — The University of Maryland is one of our state’s most recognized institutions, but did you know that a plethora of famous writers, actors and CEOs attended UMD over the years? Between the comedic genius of Larry David and the CEO of Under Armour, we’ve identified 10 famous individuals who are proud alumni of the University of Maryland.

College Park, MD · 5d

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Fill Up For Around $12 At These 7 Old-School Maryland Lunch Spots

Want to find the best old-school lunch spots in Maryland without spending a fortune?. These 7 lunch spots serve up big portions, great food, and serious nostalgia for around $12!. 1. Curtis’ Famous Weiners (Cumberland) Some places just refuse to change, and honestly, thank goodness for that. Curtis’ Famous...

Maryland · 6d

The Avenue News

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Cat tests positive for Rabies in Rosedale

On Monday Nov.2 a cat found in the 8000 block of Babikow Road in Rosedale tested positive for rabies, according to the Baltimore County Department of Health and Human Services. Anyone who may have had contact with this animal, described as an adult, female, domestic short hair, brown tabby with white, is urged to seek immediate medical attention from their healthcare provider or a hospital emergency room. The American Veterinary Association says that symptoms of rabies can appear in mammals as fearfulness, aggression, excessive drooling, difficulty swallowing, staggering, paralysis and seizures. While fearfulness is common, rabid animals can also become overly affectionate. Rabid wild animals that naturally fear humans may lose that fear and display unusual behavior. Residents are reminded of the potential dangers of feeding or handling stray or unknown animals and should adhere to the following rabies prevention tips: Consider the risk of rabies and other diseases before interacting with all animals, especially if the home contains children, persons with certain illnesses, elderly, or other pets. Avoid contact with wildlife as well as stray or feral animals, especially if they appear to be sick. Since rabies remains uncontrolled in the wild, there is no risk-free contact with these

Baltimore County, MD · 2d

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FINAL DAYS: Longtime Capital Gazette Photographer Paul W. Gillespie Hosting Solo Exhibition at Chesapeake Arts Center

Longtime Capital Gazette photographer Paul W. Gillespie will open a new solo exhibition at Chesapeake Arts Center in September, offering a look at the personal photography he creates beyond his newspaper assignments. The exhibition, “Every Picture Tells a Story, Don’t It? People, Places, and Passing Moments”, will run from September...

Brooklyn Park, MD · 2d

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This Maryland Pie Shop Bakes Savory And Sweet Pies In Wild Flavors

Old Bay usually lands on crabs, but this Maryland shop sprinkles it on salted caramel pie. The crab spice sits right on top, and somehow it absolutely works. The dessert case only gets bolder from there, with a local fudge-topped cookie melted into vanilla filling. Bacon, banana, and Swiss chocolate...

Maryland · 7d

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Good Luck Leaving Empty-Handed From This Maryland Amish Market Stacked With Homemade Treats

Pretzels get twisted by hand right in front of you, and the doughnut case alone could derail any grocery list. Add smoked brisket, stuffed pretzel logs, and cheesecake, and resistance starts to feel optional. The market only opens three days a week. That short schedule turns every Thursday, Friday, and...

Laurel, MD · 4d

York Daily Record

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York County Chinese eatery failed after cockroaches found in kitchen

The state Department of Agriculture conducts annual inspections of food-serving businesses to ensure public safety and safe food-handling practices. Schools are inspected twice per year, according to the Bureau of Food Safety and Laboratories. Whether an establishment is considered compliant or noncompliant is at the discretion of the inspector. There are, however, several violations for which inspectors should automatically consider establishments noncompliant. Called "critical violations," they include food temperature issues, employee hygiene and issues with chemicals and how they're handled. Depending on the severity of the situation, inspectors and their supervisors could file citations or close an establishment. >> Please consider subscribing to support local journalism. Inspection Violations: Oct. 8, 2026 New China Family Restaurant 565 S. Main St., Shrewsbury Temperature measuring device for ensuring proper temperature of equipment is not available or readily accessible in walk-in cooler equipment. The Person in Charge did not demonstrate adequate knowledge of food safety in this food facility as evidenced by this non-compliant inspection. Pork, raw chicken, and egg rolls food was held at 46.7 °F, in the walk-in cooler area, rather than 41°F or below as required. Food will be discarded. Cabbage, mushrooms other cut veggies and pork in the walk-in cooler

York County, PA · 7d

Baltimore Times

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Emerging Screenwriter Gabriel McDonald Earns Baltimore Honor for Story of Family, Home, and Displacement

BALTIMORE, MD - Emerging screenwriter Gabriel McDonald, a first-year student at Morehouse College, has won first place in the high school feature screenplay category of Mayor Brandon M. Scott’s 2026 Baltimore Screenwriting Competition for the screenplay When Walls Speak. Set in East Baltimore, the screenplay follows Elijah Johnson, a...

Baltimore, MD · 4d

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Pit Beef Isn’t The Only Classic, Since Baltimore Still Has 5 Old Italian Restaurants In Little Italy

Baltimore loves its pit beef, but a few blocks east of the Inner Harbor sits another food tradition that has lasted for generations. Little Italy is a small neighborhood packed with red-sauce restaurants, and some of them have been feeding the city for decades. These five spots still serve the...

Baltimore, MD · 2d

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Health Alert: Anyone who came into contact with rabid Rosedale cat urged to seek treatment

ROSEDALE, Md. (WBFF) — A cat found in Rosedale tested positive for rabies on Monday, according to the Baltimore County Department of Health and Human Services. The animal is described as an adult, female, domestic short hair, brown tabby with white. Now, health officials are urging anyone who may...

Rosedale, MD · 2d

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New Lottery Player Turns Favorite Scratch-Off Games Into $50,000 Win

A Baltimore woman who has been playing the Lottery for less than a year is already celebrating a major win. The rookie recently scratched her way to a $50,000 top prize on the Multiply Your Money scratch-off. The winner, who considers herself relatively new to Lottery play, shared with officials...

Baltimore, MD · 3d

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Convenience Store Run Leads to $50,000 Scratch-off Win

A Baltimore mother of five, who occasionally asks her family to pick up a lottery ticket during convenience store runs, is celebrating a $50,000 win on the Extreme Green scratch-off. The retired corrections officer considers herself a casual Maryland Lottery player who rarely makes purchases but enjoys the fun of...

Baltimore, MD · 1d