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New expo and event center planned for Dulles Town Center mall

The Dulles Town Center shopping mall has announced that it will open a new expo and event center at the property next year. It will fittingly be called the DTC Expo & Event Center. Regular readers know that the popular Dulles Expo Center in Chantilly is closing at the end...
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New transmission line proposal in Prince William sparks resident outcry

A new 6.5-mile Dominion Energy transmission line in western Prince William County connecting an existing substation in Nokesville to the future Bristow switching station is sparking citizen outcry over its presumed link to increased grid demand resulting from local data centers. The 230-kilovolt transmission line was...
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The Best Hole-In-The-Wall Crab Shacks In Maryland Worth Every Mile

Maryland knows crab like Nashville knows country music – deeply, proudly, and with serious flavor. While tourists flock to waterfront restaurants, locals slip into the no-frills crab shacks tucked along backroads and bays. These hidden gems serve up steamed blue crabs, buttery crab cakes, and Old Bay-dusted fries...
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Family seeks justice 4 years after man was shot to death outside his Silver...

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. (7News) — It’s been 4 years since Jerome Durant was shot and killed outside his apartment on November Circle in the White Oak section of Silver Spring. For his aunt Tina Littlejohn and cousin Kyesha Wheeler, not a day goes by that they don’t feel the sting of his death and the fact that his...
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Gainesville’s Heritage Hunt community reaches $425K settlement with DOJ amid PPP loan probe

The Heritage Hunt Homeowners Association has agreed to a settlement of $425,000 with the U.S. Department of Justice in exchange for the closure of the department's investigation into the HOA's April 2020 Paycheck Protection Program loan that allegedly violated the False Claims Act, an Oct. 14 letter to residents from...
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FCSO arrest 3 Manassas residents for attempting to distributing cocaine

Frederick County Sheriff Lenny Millholland confirmed by text the arrest of three Manassas residents for attempting to distribute cocaine in Frederick County. The trio were seen traveling on Route 50 at better than 30 miles per hour over the speed limit November 9. A Frederick County Sheriff’s Deputy took pursuit,...
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With recent Montgomery Co. coyote sightings, expert advises keeping small dogs, cats close while...

This article was written by WTOP’s news partner Bethesda Today and republished with permission. Sign up for Bethesda Today’s free email subscription today. Kensington resident Barbara Ruben says the yips, howls and barks of coyotes that she heard outside of her home on Nov. 4 were “unnerving.”
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Maryland Human Trafficking Probe Leads To Two Arrests, Recovery Of Missing Girls: State Police

Troopers announced Thursday, Nov. 13, that Deion Taurence Philip, 32, of New York, and Antoine Miles, 57, of Maryland, have both been charged with sex trafficking of a minor and several related offenses. Police said Philip is being held without bond at the Baltimore County Detention Center. Miles is in...
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New roadside marker honors Pocomoke Indian Nation

A new historical marker now honors the Pocomoke Indian Nation and their ancestral homelands, celebrating Native American history on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. The unveiling brought together tribal members, community partners, and local leaders to recognize the tribe’s lasting presence in the region.
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Sheriffs join prosecutors in opposing plan to end automatic adult charges for juveniles

MARYLAND (WBFF) — With Maryland’s next legislative session right around the corner, one anticipated bill on juvenile accountability is already sparking a wave of criticism. This week, half of Maryland’s State’s Attorneys publicly spoke out against a proposal to end the practice of automatically charging youth as...

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