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Man Sentenced To Federal Prison In Maryland SNAP Fraud Scheme That Targeted EBT Recipients

Florin Serdaru, 29, was sentenced to 39 months in federal prison for his role in a large-scale Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) fraud scheme that stole hundreds of thousands of dollars in benefits from recipients across multiple states, including Maryland. According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the
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Tax-Free Shopping Dates Announced for Maryland and Virginia

Back-to-school shoppers in Maryland and Virginia can soon save money during each state’s annual tax-free shopping holiday. Virginia’s sales tax holiday runs August 7th through the 9th, allowing shoppers to buy qualifying school supplies, clothing, footwear, emergency preparedness items, and certain energy-efficient pro
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Air Force helicopter makes emergency landing in DC

A U.S. Air Force helicopter made an emergency landing near the Georgetown Reservoir in D.C., according to a spokesperson for Joint Base Andrews.
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Maryland, Virginia fail to secure America’s Best Looking Cruiser: see winner

Every year, state troopers set off to compete for America's vote.
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Maryland Health Officials Warn of Parasitic Intestinal Illness Spread

In the midst of rising summer temperatures and crowded community events across the Chesapeake region, health professionals observed a troubling pattern of digestive complaints that defied initial explanations. Families reported persistent stomach issues after attending local gatherings, leading investigators to identif
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Can You Own a Fox in Maryland? What the Law Actually Says

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! If you’ve been wondering whether you can own a fox in Maryland, the short answer is no — and the prohibition is broader than many people expect. Maryland is one of the stricter states in the mid-Atlantic region when it comes to exotic animal o
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Man charged with beating victim with combination lock in Courthouse

A 57-year-old Arlington man is facing a felony charge after police say he beat someone he knows with a combination lock Sunday afternoon. The alleged incident happened in a residential building on the 2000 block of 14th Street N., a block away from Arlington County police headquarters in Courthouse. “At...
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Federal job cuts crushed Montgomery County. A year later, recovery is still difficult

ROCKVILLE, Md. — New economic data reveals a sobering reality for Maryland’s largest jurisdiction: Montgomery County continues to deal with local job losses, lagging neighboring Virginia suburbs in its post-DOGE federal job cuts recovery. Some numbers show the problem might be deeper than just the federal cuts. Data...
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Maryland Pizza Icon Opens New Location in New York City

Ledo Pizza announced that its newest location is now open at 220 Varick St. in Manhattan’s West Village, marking the chain’s second location in New York City. For many Marylanders, Ledo Pizza is more than just another pizza restaurant. The brand traces its roots to 1955, when the original Ledo Restaurant opened in Adel
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Montgomery County Council to Consider Street Racing Bill, Montgomery College Funding

The Montgomery County Council will meet on Tuesday, July 14, beginning at 10 a.m., with proclamations recognizing Parks and Recreation Month, Mattie Stepanek Peace Day, National Council of Negro Women Day, and honoring Maryland State Delegate Pamela E. Queen. The Council will also interview James Hedrick and John Schli

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