Benjamin Rothstein is a Reporter at WRDE NBC Coast TV. He covers a diverse range of topics including retail, hospitality, and government, with a particular focus on elections, public policy, and the dynamics of chain restaurants. His work has been featured in notable publications such as The Baltimore Sun, Yahoo News, and The Virginian-Pilot.
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By: Benjamin Rothstein
The county will move forward with replacing pipes if the property owner requests it after they are notified of the noncompliant pipe, or if the property owner does not get the pipes replaced within 90 days after they are notified by the county that they are noncompliant.
The Cromwell light rail station in Glen Burnie has reopened. It had been closed since sustaining storm damage on July 4.
By: Benjamin Rothstein
Third Eye, a comic book store with three Annapolis locations, will open a new shop in Glen Burnie on Saturday.
By: Benjamin Rothstein
Chick-fil-A wanted to build a restaurant in Arnold, but neighbors objected. Officials decided the proposal's fate.
By: Benjamin Rothstein
Del. Gary Simmons was charged with second-degree assault in Anne Arundel County, court records say. He is accused of grabbing a female family member's arm "very tightly" after a verbal altercation.
By: Benjamin Rothstein
Dick's House of Sport announced the opening date for its Annapolis Mall store. The location will feature a climbing wall and golf bays.
By: Benjamin Rothstein
Dick’s House of Sport announced the opening date for its Annapolis Mall store. The location will feature a climbing wall and golf bays.
By: Benjamin Rothstein
Housing developers have given big money to Anne Arundel lawmakers. The County Council is taking another swing at curbing their influence.
By: Benjamin Rothstein
A jewelry store closed its downtown Annapolis shop after over 30 years. The store is on the hunt for a new location.
By: Benjamin Rothstein
10,000 Scoop Challenge will be Wednesday at People's Park "When you say free ice cream, who doesn't want some?" a Moose Tracks employee said, referring to the 10,000 complimentary scoops to be served in Annapolis.
