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Where to Celebrate Oktoberfest in Northern Virginia

More on the people, places, and culture defining Arlington, McLean and Falls Church. Prost! The beer festival that originated in Munich, Germany, in 1810 today attracts more than 6 million people worldwide. But you don’t have to catch the next Lufthansa flight out of Dulles to experience gemütlichkeit (good cheer). The
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We Asked Locals Where They Go For A Great Sandwich And These 11 Virginia...

A great sandwich can turn an ordinary lunch into the best meal of the day. In Virginia, locals know exactly where to go when the craving hits. Ask around, and certain names come up fast, from old-school delis stacking pastrami and corned beef sky-high to neighborhood shops creating sandwiches you won’t soon forget.
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Rollover crash on Richmond Highway in Potomac Yard sends two to hospital

A rollover crash in Potomac Yard sent two people to the hospital Sunday (Sept. 13), according to the Alexandria Police Department. Police and fire units responded around 3:12 p.m. to Richmond Highway and E. Reed Avenue. An APD spokesperson told ALXnow two vehicles were involved. The Honda ended up on...
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Two men, two women detained by police after fatal Silver Spring shooting

Your support helps Bethesda Today cover the decisions, stories and issues shaping Montgomery County. Hours after Rafael Jeremias Brewster of Prince George’s County was fatally shot in Silver Spring on Thursday, Montgomery County police searched an apartment nearby and detained two men and two women. No one has been cha
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2 DC landlords agree to $9.3M settlement over alleged rent fixing

WASHINGTON (7News) — Two D.C. landlords will pay a total of $9.3 million to settle a lawsuit accusing them of working with other landlords to drive up apartment rents, according to D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb's office. Schwalb announced the settlements Monday with JBG Associates, L.L.C., also known as...
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Man Arrested in Hyattsville on Rape Warrant, Deputies Say; Victim Assaulted in February

A man is behind bars after Prince George's County sheriff's deputies say they tracked him down and arrested him on a second-degree rape charge stemming from an alleged assault back in February. Hector Choc-Cac was taken into custody safely on September 2 and transported to the county's central detention facility to awa
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What to know as DC Council member Trayon White’s federal bribery trial is set...

The federal bribery trial of Ward 8 Council member Trayon White is set to get underway this week in a case that has had ripple effects on the D.C. Council. White faces one federal bribery count and has pleaded not guilty. Prosecutors accuse White of accepting $35,000 in bribes during the summer of 2024 in return for us
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Man hurt, suspect arrested in Silver Spring shooting: Police

A man was hurt after a shooting in Silver Spring on Sunday, according to the Montgomery County Department of Police.
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See the designs for the new Commanders stadium parking garages

Plans for parking at the Washington Commanders’ new stadium complex in D.C. have been revealed as the redevelopment of the RFK stadium site moves forward. The plans submitted to the National Capital Planning Commission for review include two garages with 6,000 parking spaces and 2,000 surface parking spots, all to be r
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Kaptur returns to Washington six weeks after hit-and-run crash

TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur heads back to Washington on Monday, six weeks after a hit-and-run crash landed her in a hospital on Aug. 2. Kaptur, 80, was a passenger in the vehicle at the time of the crash. Her campaign manager was driving them to a church service when the other car hit them on North

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