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2 c. diced, cooked carrots (make even grosser by using canned)
3/4 c. mayonnaise (but really you should use Miracle Whip)
1/4 c. onion, grated
1/4 c. horseradish (because this goes great with carrots!)
Crushed Ritz crackers (of course, how could we leave those out?)
Combine all ingredients. Place in buttered 1-quart casserole and cover with crumbs. Bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes. Or you know, you could just zap it in the microwave until its unevenly cooked and even soggier, because that's great too.
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Carrot Casserole? Nasty. I couldn't even get past the title.
No wonder you grew up with issues. - 10:03 AM
- Kim said...
Good GAWD but that sounds foul! I'm sorry you had to search for so long for a CURE for your stomach ailments-- guess you never had to question the CAUSE, huh?
- Architect Critic said...
Absolutely not! Who the heck thought of this, anyway? It sounds like the kind of thing you make up when that's all you have in the house and you are flat broke.
Plus, I'm just not a fan of horseradish. - 12:45 PM
- Heather said...
This sounds like something a stray dog wouldn't eat. Blech! How on earth you ended up being someone who cooked professionally - and well - is a testament to your Mom and StepDad. Yeesh...
- Stephanie said...
Oh my GOD. I am not a squeamish person, but I totally dry heaved just now. Ugh. I eat carrots for breakfast every morning, but... with mayonnaise? And horseradish?! Aaaaaaaaghh#$%W$RGSR. NO THANK YOU.
- Missicat said...
Good Lord...a recipe truly conceived in Hell!!! BLECH!!!
Well, actually a number of people have requested that I make it for them because they love it so much. But then I always use fresh sliced carrots and you must us bread crumbs and grated cheddar cheese for the topping and cook until crispy cheesy goodness is on top.
Or I just know an extremely strange group of people. - 3:20 PM
- Karen said...
My sister-in-law makes the orginal version of whatever this was before someone thought of doing this horrible thing to it. Fresh carrots (carefully selected for their blunt ends, so that they're sweet and crisp), sliced into long quarters, blanched, arranged in a casserole, with a little strip of a sauce made of good mayo and horseradish across the middle. Simple, excellent, and probably something I won't be able to eat again because this recipe here on your blog is so grotesque!
I wish I still had the cookbook that came with my old Amana Radarange in 1979. It was called "Microwave Magi," and had an author photo on the cover. She had a beehive and a pantsuit. I have a feeling I could come up with many wonderful delicacies for your blog with this recource, but it's long gone. - 3:26 PM
- LegalMist said...
I think I am tasting a bit of bile in the back of my throat.... excuse me for a minute...
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ok, there, all better now.
Wow, that sounds truly awful. - 3:27 PM
- Jeannie said...
ugh - the Kraft recipe mag came yesterday...I haven't looked through it yet
- That Girl said...
I could probably come up with a version of that recipe that's not foul, but the real question is - would I want to? I'm not sure. I like carrots and I do like horseradish (a lot), but I'm still out on whether or not I believe the two can or do go together. Sounds like an interesting experiment. Maybe.
The recipe as is sounds like it really is quite nasty-assed, though. Especially if nuked. *shudder*
I'm glad my family sticks with the basics on holidays. There may not be anything terrifically interesting on the menu, but at least you know what is there will taste good! - 4:59 PM
- Little Miss Domestica said...
Here's a nasty-assed recipe that snuck up on me. Nothing is worse than sitting with the bf's family for the first Thanksgiving (I'm in Canada, eh?) and having this plunked on your plate.
I'd been hearing about "bean stuff" for ages; it's so good, just green beans and mushrooms. Orly? what kind of mushrooms? Mushroom sauce, they'd say. Doesn't sound so bad.
Turns out his mom made it every year and they all loved it. This year was the first year without his mom :( and his family wasn't sure who was going to make it. Turns out his dad did.
So, I attempt to try the "bean stuff". Half a mouthful was all I could do and my bf scraped the rest off my plate. I wouldn't even let the residue touch the rest of my food.
Maybe it's just me and some people love this stuff, but I wouldn't eat this if I was on a deserted island - bring me the bugs!
Bean Stuff
1 bag frozen green beans
1 can mushroom sauce (aka mushroom soup with no water)
slices of marble cheddar cheese
Mix green beans and mushroom sauce, top with cheese and bake. - 5:11 PM
- martee said...
OMG that is VILE sounding... I gagged reading it. I hate mayo and miracle whip even more!
and the soggy cracker think GAWD why didn't someone tell her to please not make that crap anymore. - 5:17 PM
my mother used to make this hideous salad of grated carrots, raisins, and mayonnaise. it was unbelievably nasty. she'd argue with me... "but you like carrots!" yes, i would agreed that i did. "and you love raisins..." and i also agreed that i loved raisins. "and you have me put mayonnaise on your sandwiches." she had me there. "so why won't you eat my salad?" it was as if it were a personal insult if i didn't eat her salad. but every nasty mouthful made me want to puke. some things were never meant to go together, i've learned. even though they can. happy thanksgiving, sunny
- Emily said...
I had a Thanksgiving potluck at work today and was expecting to have some nasty-assery to report, but somehow everyone brought perfectly normal, edible things.
A co-worker recently shared a delightful little recipe with me -- Barbaque Chip Chicken. The recipe she told was similar to the one I found here: http://www.bigoven.com/48840-Sandras-Bbq-Chip-Chicken-recipe.html except for a few changes I know you're familiar with: Miracle Whip instead of margarine and microwaving instead of baking.
I just nodded and smiled... - 8:07 PM
I just remembered- my father-in-law made soup with lettuce once during my husband's childhood. It was so horrible even the chickens wouldn't eat it. And they'll eat anything.
- R said...
"grated carrots, raisins, and mayonnaise"
Your carrots and horseradish story reminded me of a similar dish I was forced to consume as a child, but I couldn't remember it clearly. Then, wham, there it was posted by someone else, complete with a similar guilt trip song and dance to try to get you to eat it.
There must have been a magazine or cookbook somewhere that had this crappy recipe, and the phrase,"your family loves carrots, raisins, and miracle whip, right?"
I wish you could rinse out the taste of things from your mind, and not just your tongue. - 9:54 PM
"I wish you could rinse out the taste of things from your mind, and not just your tongue."
That's totally brilliant, R! - 1:06 AM
Oh well, I am going to sound like the heathen here, but I luuuv mayonnaise-based carrot salads (as long as the carrots are raw and nicely shredded). I actually prefer them the way the French frequently prepare them: cold, shredded in a vinaigrette. But I do recall eating them cold, shredded, in a mayonnaise dressing, and loved them. I wonder how the horseradish would taste, though, and having them cooked to mushy isn't so appetizing to me.
But I'll even eat the cold shredded carrots/mayonnaise with raisins added (though not my fave), and will even down a few spoonfuls if pineapple is added (yes, you read it right folks...cold carrots/mayo/pineapple/raisins..that had to have been a ladies' lunch standard from wayback, because I have seen it on cold buffets and potlucks too numerous to remember!
But anything with that nasty canned cream of mushroom soup concentrate (green bean casserole, but especially tuna fish casserole) gets a big thumbs down from me.
Happy Thanksgiving, everybody! - 1:56 AM
- Wide Lawns said...
You know what, I like raw carrot, raisin, pineapple salad myself. I even like the one from Chick-fil-a. There's also a middle eastern salad of raw shredded carrot in a sort of sweet vinaigrette that I really like too. My stepmother's recipe was nothing like the other two things.
- BohoPoetGirl said...
Flippin GROSS!!! I remember a carrot raisin mayo salad from Passover @my Aunts. And the ubiquitous Jello mold of course... Seriously, there's just no excuse for this sort of Nasty Assery - not even not being able to eat leavened things for 8 days. Do these people have different taste buds or do they not know eating is supposed to be pleasurable...
- LegalMist said...
You've been tagged with the *fabulous* award. If you feel like accepting, check it out here:
http://legalmist.blogspot.com/2008/11/aaaaw-shucks.html - 7:16 PM
- Kali said...
Both of my siblings are professional chefs, and they will tell you that cooking comes down to creative chemistry, which is why you can like all the individual ingredients in a recipe, but gag when you combine them.
I actually throught bean stuff sounded kinda tasty, kinda like a dish I make called "Shit Mix". Ground beef (or the fake stuff if you're a vegetarian like me), a can of mushrooms, a can of mushroom soup, an onion chopped and fried), frozen peas, a can of corn, soy suace, Worcestershire sauce garlic salt and seasoning salt. Serve over pasta or rice.
Shit Mix. - 10:23 PM
i think i would have eaten the carrot mix with vinaigrette. even as a kid. i'm a huge fan of german salads and they're all about pickled/vinaigrette soaked ingredients.
shit mix sounds intriguing. i think i'm going to [inflict] try it out on my family right after thanksgiving.
big hugs, sunny - 1:10 AM
I believe we had that at my in-laws house. It was nasty.
I hope I'm not too late on the nasty assed bonanza, but I came across this lovely "salad" and delicious sounding "dressing" on a website recommended by one of you other readers. 7-Up mixed with vinegar, mustard, eggs, AND cream...a perfect compliment to 7-Up hot applesauce lime jello.
http://www.lileks.com/institute/gallery/sevenup2/4.html - 6:14 PM
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7 hours 50 min ago | They didn't. It was an |
They didn't. It was an actual play where the player flopped to the court in protest to the ref. I enjoy that pic because of THJ's reaction of wtf. |
7 weeks 8 hours ago | Agreed. NEVER use Western |
Agreed. NEVER use Western Union when purchasing items. I have heard nothing but horror stories. |
10 weeks 1 hour ago | I read comments like these |
I read comments like these and can't help but to wonder; What the fuck is wrong with people? |
10 weeks 1 hour ago | I'm sure the team will be |
I'm sure the team will be very disappointed to hear that you have better things to do with your time. |
10 weeks 1 hour ago | Well said. This comment is |
Well said. This comment is one of the few redeeming ones. Based on some of these comments I'm ashamed at the very idea one of these kids will more than likely read them. |
10 weeks 2 hours ago | I feel like the comments on |
I feel like the comments on this board have been half frustrated/mostly intelligent and half red-cedar message board quality bullshit. Fire Beilein?!?! Are you fucking kidding?? Yes, because we'd be so much better off with the likes of Phil Jackson that I'm sure most of the bandwagon fans think we're capable of getting. Enough of this shit every goddamn time we lose. This team is young and they will continue to lose in frustrating ways (is there ever a non-frustrating way to lose?). Either way I will continue to support them. There is my $0.02. |
13 weeks 5 hours ago | You as well. I hope you |
You as well. I hope you pass. |
13 weeks 6 hours ago | I'm taking Audit on April |
I'm taking Audit on April 1st. I think the order for now is AUD, BEC, REG, and FAR. |
13 weeks 9 hours ago | Studying for CPA Exam and |
19 weeks 1 day ago | I'm not sure that this had a |
I'm not sure that this had a whole lot to do with Kelly interviewing with the Eagles. I think it was Mike Farrell about a month or two ago, who said he would be shocked if Anzalone didn't end up flipping to Florida. It sounds like this was months in the making. |
23 weeks 3 hours ago | Seriously though it's only a |
Seriously though it's only a matter of time until that's an actual quote. Jemele Hill = Rob Parker in terms of reporting ability/racial profiling. |
23 weeks 3 hours ago | Rob Parker is such an asshat. |
Rob Parker is such an asshat. This is the same guy who asked Marinelli whether he wished his daughter had married a better coordinator. Even more insulting than his comments was the completely asinine, yet unsurpising follow up question by Bayless, "What about his braids?" You know something is ridiculous and offensive when Stephen A. Smith states on live air that something made him uncomfortable. Essentially, Parker said if you are a "real" black person, not a "cornball" black person, you must be a democrat, date or marry a black female, and preferably have dreads or braids. Par for the course for First Take though. |
35 weeks 2 days ago | Not in the minority |
If I was a D-1 athlete I would be irritated by the fact that people are making money off of my $90 jersey and $60 video game, but I don't have enough money to go out for a nice dinner. I would have a hard time arguing. |
43 weeks 4 days ago | Agreed |
Agreed, I'm getting married on a beach in Traverse City in twelve days. No place like it in my mind. |
44 weeks 1 day ago | Agreed. The test is to watch |
Agreed. The test is to watch that overgrown child make an ass of himself, screaming and jumping around a bunch of teenagers, while resisting the urge to chuck the ball straight at his dick. |
46 weeks 5 hours ago | Counting down the time until |
Counting down the time until I get out of work for the start of what will hopefully be a great weekend, including my bachelor party tomorrow. However, golf and a tigers game sounded a lot better before I read the weather report. High 90's with scattered thunderstorms. |
47 weeks 6 hours ago | Good luck! I started |
Good luck! I started studying recently and it is truly a grind. |
47 weeks 6 hours ago | Congrats! That is excellent |
Congrats! That is excellent news. |
47 weeks 6 hours ago | Went to the preview last |
Went to the preview last night. They provided everything from the food court as well as a carving station with roast beef, salmon, and pulled chicken. The food alone was worth going. Gas for $3.33 a gallon at their station didn't hurt either. |
47 weeks 3 days ago | American Express Costco Card |
If you are a Costco member or have any desire to become one, I would highly recommend the American Express Costco Card. There is no annual fee other than your $50 Costco membership and it gives very nice rewards. I currently get 3% on gas, 2% on travel and restaurants, and 1% on everything else. Also, you get 90 days of accidental damage protection on almost all major electronic purchases and they extend the manufacturers warranty up to an extra year. Lastly, their customer service is second to none. Just my two cents. |
50 weeks 5 hours ago | As a poster stated above, |
As a poster stated above, downtown West Dearborn is very nice. Many cool bars such as Bailey's (my favorite) and good restaurants. You will have both a nice downtown area and close proximity to your job. Try this site: I bought a house in Livonia last year and it is definitely not a renter's haven nor does it have a downtown presence. It is a very nice city to live and raise a family, but if you are looking for a more upbeat, lively city, I think Dearborn or Royal Oak is a good place to start. Good luck and congrats! |
50 weeks 7 hours ago | Reviewing a mountain of sales |
Reviewing a mountain of sales tax returns, which is very exciting. Tomorrow I'll be playing a round of golf while my fiance is at her wedding shower. Playing a drinking version of Cards Against Humanity tonight hopefully. If you haven't played that game and aren't easily offended, I would highly recommend it. |
50 weeks 2 days ago | I agree. I like Germany and |
I agree. I like Germany and Spain (bold pick with Spain, I know) to go far, but I am rooting for Germany. I would be funny to see another France meltdown. I think Italy will fall flat. |
51 weeks 4 hours ago | I just ordered mine and chose |
I just ordered mine and chose tungsten-carbide. I like the look of the polished grey, and it's extremely durable, not to mention cheap. |
51 weeks 4 hours ago | As BucksFanXC said, even if |
As BucksFanXC said, even if you don't care, pretend like you do. I have been planning my wedding for the last 8 months (Beach wedding in Traverse City in August). There are many aspects I don't care about as long as the wife-to-be is happy, but I still pretend to care for her sake. The conversation goes something like this: Fiance: What do you think about the centerpieces? Me: Which one do you like? Fiance: The square ones with the purple flowers. Me: Perfect, that's the one I like better too. |
51 weeks 5 hours ago | Only if he wears overalls, a |
Only if he wears overalls, a plain white beater, and a gold stud in one ear. |
51 weeks 5 hours ago | I bought a house last May and |
I bought a house last May and renovated the half-bath with the same stuff you're using. I was a little overwhelmed at first, but once you get moving with the thin-set and laying tiles, it goes suprisingly fast. It's amazing how nice it looks when you're done, especially if you install the matching bullnose 3 x 12 in pieces as base trim. Just be sure to take before and after pics. |
1 year 2 weeks ago | Sounds the like the student |
Sounds the like the student either failed out or dropped out in April 2011, but didn't tell their mom. Sad situation either way. Glad my parents knew I was failure from the start. Set the bar low and you'll never disappoint. |
1 year 3 weeks ago | You lost me at Jason |
You lost me at Jason Whitlock. He makes Drew Sharp look like a professional. Nevermind, they're both equal assholes. |
1 year 5 weeks ago | Essentially, it is a nearly |
Essentially, it is a nearly finished version of the game that allows gamers to find final bugs and any other necessary tweaks. Open beta generally means that the public has an opportunity to test, and closed is far more limited in who can test. |


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French chic… What to wear in Paris (our Paris inspiration shopping guide is at the end of the page)
Dear Sharon: I'm going to Paris for vacation and don't want to look like a tourist. I'm not familiar with what is acceptable to wear in such a chic city for touring around. I'm thinking the usual American customs of wearing shorts, T-shirts, sweats, tennis shoes, UGG's, or flip-flops probably won't go over well in Paris.
What should I wear to a dinner cruise on the Seine or trolling about Paris to visit museums, shop, or have a casual lunch? What's appropriate dress when I'm off to a train excursion that is still comfortable enough for walking around a village on somewhat rough roads? HELP me look French chic! – Fried Over French Fashion (Trophy Club, TX –a Dallas suburb)
Dear Fried Over French Fashion: Thankfully, you are thinking about what not to wear in Paris- or any other stylish city for that matter! While we're at it, let's all make a global resolution as to not wear our 'special' car washing duds in public… hello, Mrs. Pink Sweats, you know we are talking to you.
While the chic women of Paris do wear casual clothing, the real sophistication comes from how they put it together.
They don't suffer from the same dimwitted arrogance as badly dressed Americans who wear sloppy sweats, dumpy shorts, beachy flip-flops, or athletic sneakers as their implicit right to be dressed 'comfortably' at all times. Parisians, for the most part, wear well-fitting clothes that suit their frame. You'll barely see a mademoiselle who is stuffed a la saucisson into a size too small jeans or drowned in a droopy camp shirt. The French understand the magic of a good tailor and proper fit, and so should you. It's amazing how you can fake extravagance when something fits just so.
They also understand the power of quality.
Europeans usually don't suffer the same fashion victim overindulgence as Americans do and feel compelled to buy every trend simply because it is in style. They buy what suits them in the best quality that they can afford. French chic is not a matter of having it all, but a matter of having the best of all that you need. Fashion is like food for the Parisian. You don't go to a massive supermarket and load up on super-sized containers of all the groceries that you can cram into your SUV. You buy fresh ingredients from small, specialty shops and carry them home— less is more discerning.
C'est la classique… ahhhh it even sounds better in French!
Parisian chic comprises of classically cut fashion worn in an unexpected, yet perfectly elegant way. There is that certain extra design twist or precise flourish that makes each piece special but never trite or tired. And what gives these classics their special dose of French chic style power? It's the off-handed way in which they are put together. A beautiful dress coat is worn with jeans and a simple T-shirt, along with a luxurious handbag and rich scarf to create an understated elegance that can take you to almost any kind of situation in style. If a French woman does wear sneakers, they are leather tennis shoes, designed to be more of a sports-inspired shoe rather than a gym necessity.
Hairstyles are never overdone or complex. Makeup is always natural, even when lips are a bold scarlet.
There's an expert sense of undoneness that makes every detail more clever but never tricky and without ostentation. Almost as if you are too busy to glance in a mirror, yet have your sense of style so ingrained that you don't have to. Or, at least give that impression. Never looking as if you neurotically belabored over each and every facet of your total ensemble. French style appears to be very second-nature, yet extremely deliberate in its nonchalance.
There always seems to be a ubiquitous trend in the air, but it is never trendy, simply modern.
On my recent trip to Paris, it was all about flats- boots, that is. Wherever you looked, French women glommed on to this red hot, but classic style of slightly Equestrian-influenced flat, knee-high boots and each made her special mark with her interpretation of this trend gone wild. Skinny jeans neatly tucked into flat boots or a shorter skirt, dark tights, and flat boots. Barely a high heel in sight and certainly not a pair of flair leg jeans. Occasionally, ballerina flats replaced the boots. It is all about the long lean look topped by a proper coat, a clever piece of jewelry, and a fabulous knit scarf. For a dressier look, a little black dress adds punch and never looks predictable or showy.
You don't need to be in Paris to master the élan of French chic.
First you need to understand the art of nuance and then you can get the look anywhere. While I was visiting my best friend and disco trivia cohort who moved to Paris to report on French trends for EyePreferParis, and we did what we do best together—shop. After decades of friendship, we were both shocked that my only purchase in Paris was a pack of Missoni-esque space-dyed socks at Muji and not my usual haul of too many shopping bags to get on a plane. I already had my French shopping fix at home with goodies from Hermes, Martin Margiela, Barbara Bui, and Paul and Joe.
But French chic, is really not about designer labels and more about how you put it all together.
It is about starting out with the right pieces that you can mix and match to wear anywhere. And, not obsessing about it. Have the poise to feel elegant yet slightly off-beat, polished but not glitzy, and self-confident enough to understand that the true meaning of chic is very individual.
There is one obsession that Parisians are never without—that is a touch. Friends, lovers, family are constantly connected by holding hands or gently stroking each other—it is the truly the City of Love.
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Superb Reading:
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- French Chic Fashion Tips
- How to Dress French When You Are Not
- The French Chic Formula for Everyday Style a la Emmanuelle Alt
- French Chic Style
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Klismos Luxe Ottoman Painted Metal
A modern interpretation of the 5th-century BC Greek Klismos design, revived in France in the 1700s and now by us in a collection crafted of rustproof cast aluminum.
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1. | Village Bicycle | ||
A slutty chick who has had sex with many peope. Derived from the meaning of a small town, with one bike to go places. All in all, everybody has ridden the bike. "Your dating Anglela? Man, shes the village bicycle, dump that bitch."
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Someone who is easy to ingage sexual activity on a regular basis and has no problem doing it with with various different individuals. Niamh is such a village bicycle.
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Everyone has taken a ride on it. A skank who will let any slob of a guy (and often ferocious bulldyke chicks too) perform the deed on her because all dongs are the same to her, she will go on the job at the drop of the hat. This slut is so stank that she could walk through a retirement home and a 90-year old with dementia will yell "TRAMP!" White, black, redneck, handicapped, gay...it does not matter to this ho. God bless you, village bicycle! See that ho over there with all the makeup? 9 of my friends have rode that village bicycle!
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See slut. The local village bicycle broke down with the measles.
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Someone who seems to go out with every person in a group of friends Luke: Would You say Kelly is a Village Bicycle?
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A girl that screws you and everyone else in your crew. Usually within the same weekend. Things like the great escape and scooby snack usually dosent bother them. Hey Pesci, did you get on the ride on the village bicycle yet?
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1. someone who has been locally skeeted upon on a massive scale
2. the sodomy-cycle 3. a bicycle in motion... has had it's seat removed... this cycle is used in place of male genitals and means to be fornicated with 1. "that village bicycle looks like a bukake-fest"
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Gaithersburg Patch: Magruder's Closing All Locations
All four of the chain's locations, including in Rockville and Gaithersburg, will be sold, Gaithersburg Patch reports.
A familiar name in the Montgomery County supermarket scene is selling all four of its stores, Gaithersburg Patch reports. Rockville-based supermarket chain Magruder's has been a Washington institution for more than 130 years, according to Rockville Patch. The two Montgomery County stores, in Rockville and Gaithersburg, were seeing a run on items discounted by 50 percent Wednesday. "We are currently in negotiations to sell the remaining four locations to a group who wishes to purchase the individual stores and reopen them as quickly as possible and we are working diligently with all parties involved," Magruder's Vice President Gary Bortnick wrote in a letter. Read the full report on Gaithersburg Patch. Do you travel to Rockville or …
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