Tore it down and the lot is still empty a few years later.

Nope. This is.

Here is some drone footage of the aftermath of the fire. Honestly, I think they will have to demolish this. So sad.

To be fair, they did get a massive fine, but that was from the Dept. of the Environment because there was asbestos EVERYWHERE from the demolition.

not really a mcmansion, since it was built in 1925.

Thanks!

BOUDIN!!! OMG! Gotta go find this place!

They do.

I was on a Megabus that stopped at one of the NJ rest stops and then left passengers behind when it left.

Just drove north from Cold Spring and they were cleaning along the jersey walls.

If you look at the map, I70 won’t be close to DC unless you take I270 which leads to the Capital Beltway (495) which I personally would avoid at any time of the day. Especially if you are unfamiliar with it.

They also pay the highest taxes, ya know.

Or the Circulator bus which is free.

I have friends who call Richmond, The Great Walled City because it’s so hard to make your way in.

Sold one at a good profit to “someone” in Baltimore County.

Word is that she moved all of her money to Nick and then separated from him, basically to protect her assets.

There has also been a house a block or two from this house on Northern Parkway that's been on the market for at least two years.

Service was always perfect. Picked up when scheduled and sometimes dropped off early but that wasn’t a problem. About $1.99/lb. I would leave the laundry on my porch in an Ikea bag. I alway asked that they didn’t wrap it in plastic when they returned it because that seemed unnecessary.

I used Push for the last few months when I couldn't get to my laundry room. You can choose your pick up and drop off times and they fold your laundry beautifully. I liked them a lot.

And now she has been declared indigent and so gets a federal public defender. This is so insulting to people who really are indigent. I guess she transferred all of her assets to Nick (bad idea).

The best line in the review is Gjerde, famous for sourcing ingredients from close by, says he’s relaxed some of his earlier dictates. “It’s hard to say to someone who’s booked a wedding here they can’t get a lime for their gin and tonic.” Their stance on non-local was completely insane. Let me know what sugar is farmed locally...

And all of the other things…

If it's written on the menu, then how is it a surprise?

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