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Autumn Glory king and queen selected - Vimarsana News

Autumn Glory king and queen selected

OAKLAND — Royalty has been selected for the 56th annual Autumn Glory Festival with Isaac Browning as king and Sophia Rankin to serve as queen.

Montgomery County residents bought vacation homes to flee pandemic - Vimarsana News

Montgomery County residents bought vacation homes to flee pandemic

By Carolyn Weber | share this Michelle and Steve Dolge, who live in Chevy Chase, D.C., bought this property in Cambridge, Maryland, last year as a vacation home. Courtesy photo In June 2020, Chevy Chase, D.C., resident Michelle Dolge traveled to Cambridge, Maryland, to help a friend prepare her second home for a pandemic-modified “beach week” visit by their teenage daughters and the girls’ friends. During her visit to the Eastern Shore town, Michelle recalled a house there that had caught her eye when she was browsing online real estate listings during the early weeks of the pandemic...

Once-quiet remote Maryland counties that have been in decline see strongest home sales - Vimarsana News

Once-quiet remote Maryland counties that have been in decline see strongest home sales

As some families migrate away from city centers amid the coronavirus pandemic and move to more remote locations in Maryland, home sales and prices in these once-quiet outposts are booming. If the trend continues, economists believe, it could trigger a resurgence for communities that have been in decline.

Maryland's weakest counties see strongest home sales - Vimarsana News

Maryland's weakest counties see strongest home sales

Kimberly Alster first purchased property near Deep Creek Lake in Maryland’s Garrett County 12 years ago. At the time, the idea was to use the home for frequent family vacations. When the pandemic struck, however, the Alsters decided to trade city life for the great outdoors and move permanently. In doing so, families like the Alsters are fueling a housing boom in locations not accustomed to such activity. Alster, an information technology project manager for a pharmaceuticals company, left Pittsburgh and moved nearly full-time to Deep Creek with her family as the coronavirus crisis was spre...

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