On Friday, Governor Wes Moore today announced three appointments to the Maryland State Board of Education.
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Maryland Restaurant Week kicks off its fifth year on September 13, 2024. The dining public is invited to enjoy these Maryland Restaurant Week-specific specials from September 13-22, 2024.
Each month our very own Mr. MoCo releases his favorite dish to eat and in August he went with a breakfast sandwich from the only Maryland restaurant included in the Washington Post’s “10 Best Breakfast Sandwiches in the DC Area” list. While WaPo mentioned the Bistek, Mr. MoCo went with a different sandwich from Lapu Lapu.
Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown has announced that former dentist Seyed Hamid Tofigh, who previously defrauded the Medicaid program and practiced dentistry without a license, was sentenced to 18 months in jail for violating his probation by attempting to return to dentistry using a fake license and leaving home detention without approval. (more…)
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Catalyst Hot Dogs has announced it will be opening a concession stand this season inside of SECU Stadium (90 Stadium Dr) at the University of Maryland in College Park, MD. (more…)
Two Montgomery County Restaurants Make Washingtonian’s “29 Best New Restaurants in the DC Area“ List
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Washingtonian Magazine has released its “29 Best New Restaurants in the DC Area” list, stating “There’s never a dull moment in Washington’s food scene, but the past year has been especially exciting.” Just two Maryland restaurants, both in Montgomery County, have made the list:
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Federal Realty has announced that Rockville’s Bao Bei will open at Montrose Crossing in Rockville. What began as a “ghost kitchen” (a restaurant without dining space and no visible storefront, where food is typically sold through third party delivery apps) in 2022, Bao Bei features a variety of Taiwanese street food dishes from baos to hearty bowls, side dishes and more. Chef Kevin Hsieh, a 2013 graduate of Gaithersburg High School, curates a dining experience that preserves tradition and offers authentic Taiwanese flavors.
Today, Maryland Governor Wes Moore released the following statement on his military record after The New York Times published an article investigating the claims surrounding Moore wrongfully stating he has a Bronze Star:
The City of Cumberland is launching a limited time relocation package pilot program in an effort to attract families to live inside of the city limits.
Governor Wes Moore announced $20 million in grants to expand Saga Education tutoring and the ASSISTments online educational tool across Maryland, aimed at improving student math achievement through the Maryland Partnership for Proven Programs. (more…)
