Motorkat owner-partners Chris Brown and Chef Danny Wells are hosting a week of festivities and Maryland Crab Week specials to celebrate the restaurant’s second anniversary in Takoma Park.
Port-au-Prince Haitian Cuisine will close permanently this weekend with a Haitian Flag Day celebration on Sunday.
Momiji Sushi Izakaya & Japanese Ramen is set to open at the former location of Cubano’s Restaurant in downtown Silver Spring.
Montgomery Parks and the Maryland Transit Administration have completed a project that enables fish to swim upstream in Long Branch for the first time in 50 years.
Mandalay will soon open a quick-service delivery and takeout spot at Ivy City Food Works in Northeast D.C., in addition to the Burmese restaurant’s existing location in downtown Silver Spring.
Crisp & Juicy will celebrate the grand opening of its new Four Corners restaurant on Thursday, offering the first 200 dine-in or pickup customers a free quarter chicken entree with sauce.
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Philip Resnik and his team researched a Reddit thread to understand why individuals chose to live instead of dying by suicide, identifying four main themes that reveal the diverse personal experiences and motivations behind their resilience.
GoFundMe has ranked Silver Spring as the third most generous city since the crowdfunding website launched in 2010, with over 58,000 residents donating nearly $6 million over the past 15 years.
Maryland has joined a coalition to challenge a Trump executive order that jeopardizes funding for electric vehicle charging stations, while the state continues to develop its electric vehicle infrastructure and legislation amid federal pushback.
A real estate investment joint venture has recently acquired the Fenwick Apartments in downtown Silver Spring for $95 million, attracted by its demographics, access to public transportation, and proximity to key employment centers.
The Maryland Department of Transportation has begun awarding grants between $1,000 and $40,000 to businesses affected by the construction of the Maryland Purple Line.