The Maryland Dental Action Coalition recently celebrated its progress in providing dental healthcare to children throughout the state with its first ever Oral Health Summit.
October Snowfall NOT a Sign of What’s to Come
An unusual October snowfall in the Washington metropolitan area left residents wondering if they would be buried in more snow than in recent years.
Snakeheads, If You Can’t Beat ’em, Eat ’em
If you can’t beat ’em, eat ’em. That was the slogan behind the snakehead cook-off event at Rockfish Restaurant in Annapolis. Nine chefs from Maryland and D.C. teamed up to prepare a six-course meal of snakehead dishes to help raise money for the Annapolis-based non-profit, Oyster Recovery Partnership.
White House Still for Sale, Luxury Real Estate Slumps
A White House look-a-like listed has been on the market for 18 months with no signs of selling soon.
“Boo at the Zoo” Kicks Off Halloween
It wasn’t exactly lions and tigers and bears. More like three-toed sloths, snakes and zebras at the 13th Annual “Boo at the Zoo” held at Washington’s National Zoo last weekend.
A Race Along the ICC
The first people to give the new section of the Intercounty Connector (MD-200) a test drive, weren’t car drivers, they were runners.
Traffic Improvements Jammed in Montgomery County
Traffic congestion has not improved in Montgomery County in the past two years, according to a new report from county transportation officials.
Resource Day, Homelessness on Rise in Rich Montgomery
Hundreds of homeless residents in one of the nation’s richest regions linked up with Montgomery County’s medical and financial resources Wednesday.
Crab Companies Hurt By New Wage Rules
At J.M. Clayton’s crab packing house in Cambridge, more than 100 workers spend the day unloading, picking, stacking and then packing the sweet crabmeat that Maryland is famous for.
New Speed Cameras to Come to Prince George’s County
Officials in Prince George’s County plan to install 55 new speed cameras over the next year, prompting criticism from drivers in the county.