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First Scratch-Off Ever Turns Into $50K Jackpot for DC Woman After Eagles Loss

money#post_seo_title Her football team lost, but a $5 lottery ticket delivered the ultimate comeback. WASHINGTON,...
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DC woman pushes for rat control after infestation in her car

WASHINGTON (7News) — A longtime D.C. resident is pushing for answers from District leaders and her apartment complex management after popping the hood of her car to find it infested with rats. "I started crying. I didn't know which way to go; I didn't know what I was going...
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‘Anti-immigration’ flyers placed on cars in Alexandria neighborhood; Community worries it may discourage voting

Evan Pappas was on the way back to his house while walking his dog with his wife in Alexandria, Virginia, earlier this week, when he came across flyers that had been left on cars throughout the block. He spoke to some neighbors about them, and a few minutes later, he...
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New Maryland, Virginia laws aim to make backyard homes easier to build

SILVER SPRING, Md. (7News) — A basement apartment, converted garage or small home in the backyard could offer homeowners a way to earn rental income or make room for family members. New laws in Maryland and Virginia are designed to make it easier to build these smaller homes, known as accessory dwelling units, or ADUs.
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D.C. officials fire and fine ex-public schools’ attorney who worked two jobs at the...

A former D.C. Public Schools lawyer who worked a second job in Maryland during her full-time employment has lost her city government job and will pay a $20,000 fine for violating ethics rules, following a report by The Washington Times.
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Popular Maryland Restaurant Expanding to Northern Virginia

Glenwood’s, with locations in Rockville, Columbia, and Owings Mills, has announced plans to open its first restaurant outside Maryland. The new location will open at Chesterbrook Shopping Center in McLean, Virginia, with an anticipated opening in fall 2027. Blueridge Restaurant Group, the Maryland-based hospitality company behind Glenwood’s, has signed...
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Family-Owned Rockville Restaurant Named Among Washington Post’s 10 Best in the D.C., Maryland, and...

Rockville’s Z&Z Manoushe Bakery has been named one of the 10 best restaurants in the D.C. area by Washington Post food critic Elazar Sontag. Z&Z, located at 1111 Nelson St. in Rockville, came in at No. 9 on Sontag’s list of “The 40 Best Restaurants in and Around D.C.”
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Washington Post to Lay Off 118 Workers in Printing Plant Relocation

Roughly half of the Springfield, Va. facility's workforce is moving to a new plant near Dulles, a source tells TheWrap The post Washington Post to Lay Off 118 Workers in Printing Plant Relocation appeared first on TheWrap .
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Brenda Frese has spent 25 years at Maryland. Here are 25 ways it has...

Brenda Frese is entering her 25th season coaching Maryland women's basketball — but first, she'll enter the school's Athletics Hall of Fame on Friday. Why it matters: Frese runs one of the area's most consistent programs, reaching three Final Fours and winning a national title in 2006. Her tenure also offers a measuring stick for how much women's basketball has changed. So, 25 years, 25 changes: Maryland 1. The Terps were rebuilding. Maryland reached just two NCAA tournaments in the nine years b
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Film based on true Virginia stalking survivor story to premiere in Woodbridge

WOODBRIDGE, Va. (WDBJ) - An independent psychological thriller based on a true story is set to premiere this month in Woodbridge. “When Fatal Attraction Hits Home” was written by Virginia resident Shamila Beslow and co-written by Niki Frazier-Curry. Beslow and Vernon Beslow III serve as executive producers. The film was co-directed by Jahsi Vance and Shamila Beslow. It was produced by Resilient Films and Resilient Enterprises in association with Soul Culture Films.

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