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Candidate for Montgomery County Council At-Large campaign sign vandalized

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. — Lelia True, candidate for Montgomery County Council At-Large, was notified that one of her campaign signs was vandalized. True's campaign says the sign that was vandalized sits at 12830 New Hampshire Ave in Silver Spring. The picture provided to WUSA9 shows a separate piece of wood placed over
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Soggy Saturday ahead, but Memorial Day Weekend improves gradually across DC region

WASHINGTON(7News) — If you had outdoor plans for Saturday in Washington, D.C., Northern Virginia, or central Maryland, this is the day to stay flexible and keep the rain jacket nearby. A coastal low riding north along a stalled front will bring a long stretch of chilly, steady rain through...
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Maryland’s Vintage Treasure Trove Where Collectors Keep Finding Rare Surprises

Some vintage shops have the same old stuff every time you visit. Not this one. Maryland collectors know that every trip to this spot brings something new. A mid century lamp here, a retro sign there, maybe a piece of jewelry that looks like it has a story. The owners...
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Construction underway at new pan-Asian restaurant in Loudoun

Construction has started on the space that will soon become the new Southeast Impression restaurant in Loudoun County. When we passed by recently, there were work crews inside the space and the framing up of walls was underway. As we reported last November, Southeast Impression is coming to the Bram...
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Open lunch policy stirs debate in Montgomery County Public Schools

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. — A decades old lunch policy in Montgomery County Public Schools is staying in place. School leaders recently weighed the district's Open Lunch Policy. It allows students at some high schools to leave campus for lunch. But board members recently debated whether the superintendent — instead of the
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Seven Montgomery County Outdoor Pools Open for Summer

The wait is over for Montgomery County residents eager to hit the pools as the weather heats up, with the outdoor pool preseason set to begin at noon today. All seven Montgomery County Recreation outdoor pools, including the Long Branch and MLK pools in Silver Spring and the Sergeant Hector I. Ayala Wheaton/Glenmont po
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Multi-vehicle crash on I-66 causes delays on Memorial Day Weekend

A multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 66 is causing miles of traffic delays on Saturday afternoon, according to the Virginia Department of Transportation.
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The Best Seafood Restaurants In Maryland You Need To Try

MECHANICSVILLE, Md. — Seafood is the ultimate dining experience in Maryland. Serving fresh crabs, an assortment of fish and even shrimp, there’s no shortage of fancy dishes to try when you visit Maryland’s best seafood eateries. Whether you’re located on the Eastern Shore or in the heart of Southern Maryland, there are
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Leesburg finalizes Rock Spring Farm purchase

The Town of Leesburg has completed the purchase of a historic farm on Loudoun Street.
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Montgomery College will remain a Hispanic-Serving Institution regardless of federal funding cuts

Montgomery College will remain eligible as a Hispanic-Serving Institution, but sweeping federal policy changes have stripped the college of access to millions in discretionary grant funding previously available to minority-serving educational institutions. The college exceeds the federal requirement that at least 25% o

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