How the 2021 Crab Shortage Impacted DC and Maryland Restaurants
In what has been called the worst year for crab on record, scarcity of blue crab forced vendors to turn to suppliers in Louisiana, Venezuela, China, and more.
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In what has been called the worst year for crab on record, scarcity of blue crab forced vendors to turn to suppliers in Louisiana, Venezuela, China, and more.
DC's indoor dining ban begins Wednesday night The new rule will be in place for at least three weeks as the city works to curb coronavirus cases. Author: Michael Quander Updated: 7:42 AM EST December 23, 2020 WASHINGTON — Indoor dining in D.C. is temporarily banned starting Wednesday night. A new rule will be in place for at least 3-weeks in the District as city leaders work to tame coronavirus numbers. Starting at 10:00p.m. Wednesday, restaurants and bars in D.C. will not be allowed to seat customers inside to eat. The mayor’s order is will be in place at ...