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Governor Moore launches emergency $700, no-interest loan for essential federal workers in Maryland

ANNAPOLIS, MD—In direct response to the ongoing federal government shutdown entering its second week, Governor Wes Moore on Monday announced the immediate launch of the Federal Shutdown Loan Program to provide financial relief to essential federal employees who are working without pay.
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Resources available for workers affected by the shutdown

As the federal government shutdown drags on, Northern Virginia leaders are letting workers struggling financially know there are resources that can help. The Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments recently unveiled TalentCapital.ai, a powerful tool designed to help workers navigate career changes, reskill,...
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Maryland launches temporary loan program during government shutdown

The Maryland Department of Labor is preparing to launch a temporary loan program for essential federal employees impacted by the government shutdown.
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The Irish Baked Potato At This Buffet Restaurant In Virginia Is So Good, You’ll...

Tucked away in Manassas, Virginia, the Great American Buffet has quietly perfected a humble dish that has locals and travelers alike mapping out special journeys just to experience it: the Irish baked potato that defies all reasonable expectations of what a spud can be. When a potato makes you consider...
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Explosion in Leesburg dislodges several manhole covers

The Loudoun County Fire Marshal's Office is investigating a reported explosion near Sparkleberry Terrace in Leesburg early Sunday that dislodged several manhole covers. Just after 4 a.m., the Loudoun County Emergency Communication Center received a 911 call reporting a explosion in the area of Sparkleberry Terrace...
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The Crab Cakes At This Unassuming Restaurant In Maryland Is Out-Of-This-World Delicious

Tucked away in Laurel, Maryland sits a modest brick building with wooden posts that you might drive past without a second glance – but that would be a culinary mistake of epic proportions, because Casey’s Crab Company is serving up crab cakes that will haunt your dreams. In...
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Leesburg Police investigating report of shot fired and assault

The Leesburg Police Department is investigating an assault during which a firearm was discharged. On Oct. 1, just before 9 p.m., officers responded to the area of the 700 block of E Market Street for a report of a fight. Upon arrival, officers confirmed that a firearm had been discharged during the incident. No...
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One dead, two hurt in Fairfax County crash

One person is dead and two others are hospitalized after a Sunday night crash in Fairfax County, the Fairfax County Police Department detailed.
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Montgomery County’s Bring Your Own Bag Law to Take Effect January 1, 2026

Montgomery County’s new “Bring Your Own Bag” law will take effect on January 1, 2026, banning most plastic carryout bags and increasing the fee for paper bags to 10 cents. The new law, passed earlier this year by the Montgomery County Council, is designed to reduce plastic waste, improve water quality, and encourage...
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Va. school divisions repay nearly $30 million in misused special ed funds; one division...

Three school divisions charged with misusing federal funds intended for students with disabilities have made nearly $30 million in total repayments, according to the state Department of Education, which will be returned to the federal government. Still, one division is actively disputing the charge. The Essex,...

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