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Farewell Crown Fried Chicken, Hello Lime & Cilantro [New Restaurant]
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Lime & Cilantro will replace the recently closed Crown Fried Chicken at 1909 Seminary Rd. in Montgomery Hills.
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2024 RAMMY Awards Finalists Revealed: Zinnia, Roaming Rooster Earn Prestigious Nominations
Zinnia and Roaming Rooster are finalists in this year’s RAMMY Awards, presented by the Restaurant Association of Metropolitan Washington.
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Seylou Bakery’s Pastry Chef to Open Red Hound Pizza in Takoma Park
Red Hound Pizza is set to open at 7050 Carroll Ave. in Takoma Park this spring, according to Main Street Takoma.
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Silver Spring Rapper Phil Da Phuture Fatally Shot During Robbery at Northwest D.C. Dispensary
41-year-old Philip Prendergast of Silver Spring was fatally shot during a robbery at a cannabis dispensary in Northwest D.C., according to the Metropolitan Police Department.
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The Angry Jerk: A Taste of the Caribbean Expanding to Dupont Circle
Downtown Silver Spring’s Caribbean quick-service restaurant, The Angry Jerk, is expanding to Dupont Circle.
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Dog Haus Grand Opening in Dupont Circle: Free Burritos for First 100 Guests on Feb. 19
Dog Haus Biergarten is set to open a new location in Dupont Circle on Monday, February 19th, according to a report from The MoCo Show.
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Metro’s Weekend Red Line Disruptions and Enhanced Ridership Data Portal
This weekend, on Saturday, Feb. 3, and Sunday, Feb. 4, Metro will conduct maintenance and track work, affecting the Red, Green, and Yellow lines.
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Miss Toya’s Creole House Featured on The Real Housewives of Potomac
Miss Toya’s Creole House in Downtown Silver Spring has gained international exposure after being featured in the latest episode of The Real Housewives of Potomac.
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Red Line Construction Completed Ahead of Schedule: Normal Service Resumes Saturday
Construction on Metro’s Red Line between the Dupont Circle and Gallery Place stations finished one day early and $250,000 under budget, with normal service set to resume at 7 a.m. today.