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    How the Rachel Carson museum is making its mark years before it opens
    Springsong, the Silver Spring-based museum dedicated to environmentalist Rachel Carson, isn’t scheduled to open until 2028. But the founder is wasting no time building a name in the community now.
    Rachel Carson, a longtime Silver Spring resident, is pictured sitting in the Northwest Branch of the Anacostia, near the future site of the Springsong Museum.
    Hutzell: Baltimore County Orphans’ Court judges give up unconstitutional pay raise
    COLUMN | Baltimore County violated the state constitution last year when it awarded $30,000 raises to its three orphans’ court judges. It should have known better. But when it comes to the orphans’ court, getting the law wrong is a common outcome.
    The Baltimore County Orphans Court conducts its hearings in a series of small courtrooms on the fifth floor of the county courthouse in Towson.
    All the Maryland finalists for the 2026 RAMMYS Awards
    Montgomery County area chefs and restaurants made the list of finalists for the 2026 RAMMYS Awards, which honor the best restaurants in the Metropolitan Washington area.
    Call Your Mother owner and chef Daniela Moreira, left, Andy’s Pizza owner Andy Brown, third from right, and San Pancho owner Carolina McCandless, second from right, represent the three Maryland-based nominees out of five total in the Fast Casual Restaurant category.
    Hutzell: Iran, the moon and $5 gas come together one night in Annapolis
    COLUMN | There, like a $20 bill left on the sidewalk, former U.N. Ambassador John Bolton dropped a fragment of truth. “It hangs by a thread at this point,” he said in Annapolis, “whether we’re going to come out of this better after it’s over than we were before we went in.” He was more right than he knew.
    NASA's Artemis II moon rocket lifts off from the Kennedy Space Center's Launch Pad 39-B Wednesday, April 1, 2026, in Cape Canaveral, Fla. (AP Photo/Chris O'Meara)
    Miles Mikolas makes the wrong kind of history in Nationals’ home opener loss
    Mikolas allowed a club-record 11 earned runs in his second outing with the team; nine came on homers.
    Nationals starter Miles Mikolas allowed 11 runs on 11 hits Friday against the Dodgers.
    Nationals players poke fun at manager Blake Butera with hilarious T-shirts
    The front of the shirt displayed a cartoon version of Butera wearing sunglasses, sitting in a laundry cart and holding a beer.
    Nationals manager Blake Butera, left, stands at attention before the home opener against the Dodgers on Friday.
    The Nationals announce partnership with Fox 5 DC to air 10 games
    The first simulcast will be on Friday, April 17th against the San Francisco Giants.
    A general view of Nationals Park during the fifth inning of an exhibition game between the Washington Nationals and the Baltimore Orioles on March 23.
    Hutzell: Maryland Republican’s fraud charges started with Chasing Sunsets
    COLUMN | By the time James Appel, a top Maryland Republican finance expert, set off for the Bahamas in November 2023, he and his wife had upgraded to a 65-foot luxury yacht. That’s what got the Annapolis man in trouble.
    FILE - Spiro T. Agnew, who recently resigned from the vice presidency, talks a member of the media after he pleaded no contest to a federal tax evasion charge, outside the Federal Court building in Baltimore, Oct. 10, 1973. The last time Secret Service agents delivered a U.S. leader to face criminal charges, they kept their mission a secret, even from their own bosses. It was Oct. 10, 1973, and just a few agents knew the historic role they were playing in ensuring that Agnew appeared in a federal courtroom to enter a plea and resign from office.
    The Washington Nationals are rebuilding again. This time, they’re starting from scratch.
    The Nationals are playing a more inspired brand of baseball. Still, the parade route shouldn’t be mapped out yet. There’s too much that’s unknown.
    Nationals shortstop CJ Abrams prepares to hit during an exhibition game against the Orioles in March.
    Hutzell: What’s it like being Frank Sinatra? Ask Wendell Rakosky.
    COLUMN | Wendell Rakosky is a professional Sinatra tribute artist. What’s it like? I guess you could say he did it Frank’s way.
    Wendell Rakosky performs at Carpaccio Tuscan Kitchen on a quiet Tuesday night. He performs a Frank Sinatra tribute up to five nights a week across the region.
    Maryland grad students could finally win union rights. They aren’t celebrating.
    Legislation would give graduate students at the University of Maryland, College Park, and UMBC the right to unionize.
    Protesters with the University of Maryland Graduate Labor Union hold signs as Darryll J. Pines, president of the university, delivers the State of the Campus address in March.
    The Nationals spoil an opportunity for a series win, fall to Phillies 6-5 in 10th
    Cole Henry was one strike from being the hero. Then Edmundo Sosa hit a two-run single to tie the game.
    Washington Nationals' CJ Abrams scores after hitting a three-run home run during the seventh inning.
    Alex Ovechkin scores twice, hitting 30 goals for 20th season, as Capitals beat Flyers 6-4
    Ovechkin has reached 30 goals in all but one season: the COVID-shortened 2020-21 campaign, where he had 24 in 45 games.
    Washington Capitals left wing Alex Ovechkin (8) scores a goal past Philadelphia Flyers goaltender Dan Vladar (80) and defenseman Jamie Drysdale (9) during the third period.
    Tom McMillen’s Epstein ties prompt University of Maryland student vote
    A University System of Maryland regent’s connection to Jeffrey Epstein prompted a student-led referendum at the University of Maryland, College Park.
    WASHINGTON, DC - OCTOBER 10:  Former Congressman Tom McMillen (D-MD) arrives at the National Archives Foundation Annual Gala, honoring Laura Bush with the Records Of Achievement Award, at The National Archives on October 10, 2018 in Washington, DC.
    The Nationals use an opener but can’t pull out a win against the Phillies
    The Nationals hadn’t used an opener since July 2019, when lefty Matt Grace was used against the Los Angeles Dodgers.
    Washington Nationals reliever PJ Poulin pitches in the first inning against the Philadelphia Phillies on March 31.
    Joey Wiemer ties modern record for most consecutive plate appearances reaching base to open the season
    Wiemer, 27, was claimed off waivers by the Nationals in January to serve as a defensive replacement.
    Washington Nationals outfielder Joey Wiemer runs towards third base for a triple in the fourth inning against the Chicago Cubs on March 29.
    The Nationals inspire the Philadelphia boo birds with their 13-2 victory
    It seemed wherever the Nationals hit the baseball Monday night, they found a hole in the infield. Washington finished with 17 hits, 14 of them singles.
    Washington Nationals shortstop CJ Abrams high fives teammates after scoring a run in the top of the first inning against the Philadelphia Phillies.
    Hutzell: Maryland loves mail-in voting. Brett Kavanaugh, maybe not.
    COLUMN | If the U.S. Supreme Court decides to disqualify mail-in ballots that arrive after Election Day, Maryland voters will mostly be OK. The unlikely hero? The U.S. Postal Service.
    Nick Frisone's long lost 2020 ballot after arriving in the mail two years late.
    Maryland pushes granny flats as housing pressures mount
    Maryland leaders are embracing accessory dwelling units as the cost of living rises and young people flee the state.
    An accessory dwelling unit, right, built by Makara Builders in Arlington, Virginia.
    Joey Wiemer continues historic start to the season in the Nats’ 6-3 win
    Through two games, Wiemer is 6-for-6 with two home runs, a triple and a pair of walks.
    The Nationals’ Joey Wiemer receives congratulations in the dugout after hitting a three-run home run during the first inning Sunday in Chicago.
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