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The Old-Fashioned Maryland General Store Where the Bakery Case Is Only Part of the...

Maryland has modern supermarkets for efficiency, but sometimes grocery shopping is much more fun when the store feels like it has its own personality. This family-owned country shop mixes bulk foods, deli meats and cheeses, made-to-order sandwiches on homemade bread, sweets, kettle corn, soft-serve ice cream, and even
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Ride From Hell: Man Robbed, Shot After Accepting Lift In DC, Police Say (VIDEO)

A man who thought he was catching a lift in DC found himself staring down the barrel of a gun before being robbed and shot by the driver who offered him a ride, police say. Now, investigators want the public's help putting a name to the face of the suspected gunman caught on camera. The robbery-turne…
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Joint Base Andrews to recieve 26 HH-60Ws, stand up helicopter squadron

Joint Base Andrews will receive 26 HH-60W "Whiskey” helicopters, replacing its aging UH-1N “Huey” fleet and adding 60 active-duty positions.
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Anne Arundel County woman sentenced for 2 felony theft schemes

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Attorney General Anthony Brown announced Wednesday an Anne Arundel County woman was sentenced for two separate felony theft schemes. The combined loss for the schemes was $185,296, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for Maryland. Carolyn Rae Aldridge, 56, of Crofton, was sentenced to five years.
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Man accused of touching women’s hair on Metro convicted of assault

A man accused of touching women's hair as he sat behind them on Metro trains — and posting video of the incidents to social media — was found guilty Wednesday of a single count of simple assault. Bryan Betancur, of, Silver Spring, Maryland, was found guilty in D.C....
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SUN: Key Bridge collapse | Dali companies could get money back under $2.25B MD...

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — The companies that agreed to pay Maryland $2.25 billion over the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge could ultimately get some of that money back under terms of the settlement obtained by The Baltimore Sun. The settlement, agreed to in May, calls for Maryland to...
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Five Hurt After 3 Vehicles Collide At Busy Gaithersburg Intersection (DEVELOPING)

Five people were hurt when an afternoon drive went sideways at a busy Maryland intersection. The three-vehicle crash was reported around 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 12, near Woodfield Road and Midcounty Highway in Gaithersburg, where Montgomery County police and fire crews were called to the scene.…
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Two Loaded Handguns Seized During Traffic Stop

Montgomery County Police arrested two men after officers allegedly found each carrying a loaded handgun during a traffic stop in Glenmont earlier this month. According to police, members of the 4th District Community Action Team conducted a traffic stop on the evening of August 5 in the 12400 block of Georgia Avenue.
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Gaithersburg’s 88th Annual Labor Day Parade Returns September 7 With New Route

The City of Gaithersburg and the Gaithersburg-Washington Grove Fire Department will celebrate the unofficial end of summer with the 88th Annual Labor Day Parade on Monday, September 7, beginning at 10am. The longtime Gaithersburg tradition will feature high school marching bands, dance groups, costumed characters, anti
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D.C.’s Andy Pollin off the air after 34 years

Andy Pollin, who has been a fixture of Washington, D.C., sports radio for more than three decades, was suddenly taken off the air after his usual ESPN 630 morning show on Tuesday as part of layoffs at Cumulus Media. According to a report from Gabe Hiatt at Axios D.C., the news came with extremely little…

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