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WalletHub: Silver Spring 4th Most Ethnically Diverse
Silver Spring is one of the most ethnically diverse cities in the United States, according to a report released today by WalletHub.
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Kusshi Sushi: “Our New Restaurant Failed Inspection AGAIN”
Kusshi Sushi in Downtown Silver Spring has failed its building inspection a second time as the restaurant prepares to open in the coming weeks.
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Metro to Install New Escalators at Silver Spring Station
Metro will begin work to replace escalators at the Silver Spring station on Tuesday, September 6, the agency announced today.
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Hagedorn: “I’ve Not Had a Finer Steak Frites Than at J. Hollinger’s”
“I’ve not had a finer steak frites than at J. Hollinger’s,” Bethesda Magazine food critic David Hagedorn writes in his review.
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A Third Marsalis Will Headline 2022 Silver Spring Jazz Festival
Delfeayo Marsalis of the well-known Marsalis family of jazz musicians and his band, the Uptown Jazz Orchestra, will headline the 17th edition of the Silver Spring Jazz Festival, officials announced.
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Flip’d by IHOP Now Hiring, to Open in Late September
Flip’d by IHOP is now hiring ahead of an opening in late September, a company representative has confirmed to the Source.
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Check Stolen From Joe’s Record Paradise, Cashed for $9,000: Report
A rent check from Joe’s Record Paradise was stolen from a Georgia Ave. mailbox and later cashed for a much larger amount.
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Shalla Restaurant & Bar Is One of Tom Sietsema’s “7 Favorite Places to Eat Right Now”
Washington Post food critic Tom Sietsema has named Shalla Restaurant & Bar one of his 7 Favorite Places to Eat Right Now.
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UPDATE: Newell Street Streetery to be Discontinued, Reopened to Traffic
The Newell Street Streetery in Silver Spring will be discontinued and the street reopened to traffic after Labor Day, Department of Transportation officials announced.