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Giant Food Store To Close In Baltimore County Next Month

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By Gaby Arancibia Verified
| Patch Verified
NOTTINGHAM, MD — After decades of serving Baltimore County, a Giant Food Store in Nottingham will be closing in August for the last time. Signage posted inside the Giant Food branch announced that the 7920-30 Belair Road location would be permanently closing by 6 p.m. on Aug. 6. Impacted employees are being given the chance to transfer to another Giant Food Store. Find out what's happening in Perry Hallfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
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2 Men Arrested Over Series Of Bethesda Car Robberies

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By Gaby Arancibia Verified
| Patch Verified
Two men were arrested in connection with a series of car robberies that took place in Bethesda in mid-July. (Courtesy Montgomery County Police Department) BETHESDA, MD — Two men linked to a series of Bethesda robberies were arrested after police traced them to a Motel 6 in Gaithersburg. Montgomery County Police said Wednesday that 30-year-old Craig Pendergrass and 38-year-old Antonio Gordon had been tied to multiple thefts that were reported on July 14 in Bethesda.
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Laurel Military Academy Issues Food Quarantine After Multiple Cadets Sickened

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By Gaby Arancibia Verified
| Patch Verified
LAUREL, MD — A food quarantine was issued at the Capital Guardian Youth ChalleNGe Academy in Laurel after multiple cadets became ill over the weekend during lunch and were hospitalized. A spokesperson for the academy told Patch that in addition to the 19 cadets who were hospitalized Sunday, six cadets were transported to an area medical facility on Monday for further evaluation.
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