Category Archives: Mount Rainier
New Mount Rainier Yoga Studio Takes a Meditative Approach
A new Mount Rainier yoga studio founded by Ariana Lee-Kane is sticking close to its roots in meditation and deep breathing, with classes in vinyasa, kemetic and yin yoga, along with reiki healing and meditation. Continue reading
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- Tagged Ocean Jasper Yoga Studio, yoga
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A veteran of the D.C. restaurant industry, co-owner Erin Edwards took a big step four years ago when she decided to start Pennyroyal Station in Mount Rainier. Continue reading
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Meet the Owners of Mount Rainier’s New Era Wine Bar Opening This Spring
Avid travelers, Michelle Grant and her husband Ka-ton Grant have visited 42 countries in Europe, Africa, Asia and the Middle East. And in many of those countries, they sampled the local wine. Continue reading
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- Tagged alcohol, Era Wine Bar, restaurants
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The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority is threatening to close the College Park station for at least a year beginning January 2022 if it can’t secure more funding to offset losses from low ridership during the coronavirus pandemic. Continue reading
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Basin Ridge Farm may be in West Virginia, but the owners, Pier LaFarge and Jess Majno who reside in Mount Rainier, hope their first organic beef-share customers will be on the Route 1 corridor. Continue reading
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How Prince George’s County Enslaved People Sued for Freedom
Starting in the 1790s, enslaved people in Prince George’s County tried a novel way to gain their freedom: they took their owners to court. Continue reading
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Mount Rainier woodworker Gene Tehansky’s latest piece can be seen hanging outside 2Fifty Texas BBQ’s sign in Riverdale Park, which was installed last month marking the restaurant’s first official storefront sign since it opened in 2020. Continue reading
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