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Comparing Maryland Teacher Pay From 1986 to Today

In the mid 1980s, a starting teacher in Montgomery County earned just over $15,000 a year. A 15-year veteran with a master’s degree made about $28,000. Those numbers appeared alongside similar figures from counties across Maryland, forming a routine salary comparison meant to inform readers about current pay and...
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Washington, D.C. and Baltimore Metro Brace for Chilly Rain-to-Snow Transition Sunday Night as I-95...

WASHINGTON, D.C. — A weekend system is poised to bring a messy mix of rain and snow to the Baltimore–Washington corridor Sunday afternoon into early Monday, with colder air wrapping in late enough to flip parts of the region to snow—especially north and west of Interstate 95.
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Feds Shut Down D.C. ‘21st And Vietnam’ Drug Crew As Last Member Gets 101...

Federal prosecutors say a long-troubled Northeast D.C. corner is finally getting some relief after a judge on Friday handed a 101-month prison sentence to the last remaining member of the violent "21st and Vietnam" crew. Van Robinson, 44, known on the street as "Boogie," was the twelfth and final defendant...
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Convicted squatter released from jail returns to $2.3 million home, alarming nearby residents

When a high‑value home becomes the center of a legal and neighborhood dispute, it forces ordinary residents into an extraordinary situation. In Bethesda, Maryland, what began as an unauthorized occupation of a $2.3 million home turned into a months‑long nightmare for neighbors, local officials, and the homeowner....
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Body found tied, taped up in Northwest DC apartment fire: police

WASHINGTON, D.C. - An apartment fire in Washington, D.C., has led to a homicide investigation. Here's The Cost for a 1-Day Walk-in Shower in 2026Homebuddy |. An unconscious and unresponsive man was found when crews responded to a fire on the 1400 block of Rhode Island Avenue in Northwest DC early Wednesday morning.
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Overturned Vehicle Saturday Night; Occupants and Puppy Escape Uninjured

A single-vehicle collision was reported late Saturday night at Montgomery Village Avenue and Arrowhead Road. According to Chief Spokesperson for Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Services (MCFRS) Pete Piringer, units were dispatched around 11:15pm for a vehicle that had overturned onto its side. Two occupants and a...
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Wow! GameStop Shutters 13 Locations in Virginia This Spring 2026

The retail landscape for gamers in Virginia is shifting dramatically as GameStop executes a major wave of store closures across the state. As part of a nationwide plan to reduce its physical footprint, the video game retailer has closed multiple locations in the Old Dominion at the start of 2026.
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Georgetown’s Cat Cafe Has Closed Amid Allegations of Union-Busting

Crumbs & Whiskers will close “until further notice,” effective immediately, the cat cafe told employees Monday. The DC location on M Street in Georgetown was launched as the city’s first cat cafe more than a decade ago, inviting visitors to adopt or foster shelter cats. According to staff, the cafe has helped more...
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Maryland woman says TPUSA high school event raised ‘serious concerns,’ says Child Protective Services...

A student group affiliated with Turning Point USA is facing criticism for hosting an event at a Maryland high school in December, with one woman saying that Child Protective Services had been notified. A local community member, who was identified as Nancy, expressed “serious concern” about the December...
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This Tiny Restaurant In Maryland Has Mouth-Watering Crab Cakes Known Throughout The US

In the unassuming town of Glen Burnie, Maryland, there exists a culinary treasure that defies its modest exterior – Roy’s Kwik Korner Inc. This humble establishment might not win architectural awards, but it has captured the hearts and taste buds of seafood lovers far beyond the state lines with what many consider...

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