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Route 202 is one of three routes the MTA is considering cancelling.

State of Maryland to Cancel 3 ICC Bus Routes?

Gaithersburg, Ft. Meade, Bethesda, Columbia and College Park could lose some public transportation options.

By Ben Gross | 5:00 pm

Marylanders Curse How Much?

Amtrak to Replace Quarter Century-Old Locomotives Along DC-Boston Route

Gazette Newspaper Shutters Frederick County, Mt. Airy Editions

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Is Irony out of Style? Americans Down on Hipsters

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Word Clouding Council President's Budget Reaction: County! Budget! Montgomery!

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The Corcoran is one of a number of local museums offering free or special admission for Art Museum Day.

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Local Museums to Participate in 4th Annual Art Museum Day on Saturday

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A woman watches the four race at Pimlico Race Course before the 136th running of the Preakness Stakes on May 21, 2011. The 138th Preakness Stakes highlights a day-long celebration at Pimlico on Saturday.

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Preakness Guide: Traffic, Events, Infield, Live Updates

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High-Profile Golf Championship Organizers to Tweet During Tournament

By Laura L Thornton

Yesterday

This photo provided by the Gross family shows Alan and Judy Gross at an unknown location. The family of Gross, an American man imprisoned in Cuba for nearly three years, is suing his former Maryland employer and the U.S. government, saying they didn't adequately train him or disclose the risks he was undertaking by doing development work in Cuba.

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Report: Settlement Reached Between Potomac Man Jailed in Cuba and Bethesda-Based Employer

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Business

Foodie News: 90-Year-Old Restaurant Closes, Restaurant List Announced for Hometown Holidays

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The Dupont Circle Metro Station before the playoffs game between the Washington Nationals and St. Louis Cardinals, Oct. 10, 2012.

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Metro Delays, Track Work Scheduled for May 17-19

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Nonprofit Village's Annual 'It Takes a Village Awards' Honors Work of Montgomery County Nonprofit Groups

By Matthew Freeman | Friday, May 17

The Nonprofit Village presented its annual "It Takes a Village Awards" this week, honoring Montgomery County organizations and individuals for their work with nonprofits and the people they…

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Arming Our Troops With the Military Ration

By Colleen Walsh Fong | Friday, May 17

Author of Easy Weekly Meals Touchscreen Cookbooks…

Armed Forces Day is May 18th. Ever wonder what we feed our soldiers?

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5 Myths About the SAT or How to Guarantee Higher Critical Reading Scores

By Harriet Broder | Friday, May 17

Understand the 5 Biggest Myths About the SAT!

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Khalifa of Islam concludes a successful visit to Los Angeles, California

By Shahina Bashir | Thursday, May 16

Khalifa of Islam, Mirza Masroor Ahmad, concludes a successful trip to Southern California. His Holiness is a leading advocate for world peace and unequivocally condemns terrorism.

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