Deb Belt is an editor at Patch.com and has been with the organization since August 2011, serving as the regional manager of the Southeast team since 2017. Her editorial focus spans various topics including pets, veterinary services, environmental issues, and natural resources, reflecting her commitment to community-oriented journalism. Deb's work has been featured in Yahoo News and Patch.com.
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Here are the headlines you may have missed from the weekend in Maryland.
Here are the headlines you may have missed from the weekend in Virginia.
Marylanders are urged to check their exposure times, monitor for measles symptoms, and ensure their MMR vaccination status is up to date.
A Chester man who state police said was armed with a knife was shot by a state trooper, and is charged with attempted murder.
A fire in a Carroll County barn caused an estimated $50,000 damage, according to the Maryland state fire marshal.
Here are the headlines you may have missed from the weekend in Virginia.
Here are the headlines you may have missed from the weekend in Maryland.
The summerlike weather Virginia experienced last week has suddenly been replaced with a return to winter.
The summerlike weather Maryland experienced last week has suddenly been replaced with a return to winter.
From car shows and to free concerts to history talks and art shows, here are fun things to do in NoVA this weekend that are free.
