MD Good News: Honoring The Fallen, Top Baby Names, Best Sandwich

Good news stories in the past week include a Maryland restaurant chain's $1.1 million donation to the USO, Target drive-ups service expands, where to find the best sandwich in the state, a neighborhood is flying windsocks to show support for a boy fighting cancer, and the top baby names parents chose last year. Plus, local companies on the Fortune 500 list, one high school wins two state lacrosse titles, restaurants from across the country donate oyster shells to help the Bay, a post office mural is featured on a forever postage stamp, two fishing records set, and more in our roundup of good news stories from Maryland's Patch sites this week.

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Here are this week's good news headlines:

• Restaurant Chain Donates $1.1M To The USO
• Best Sandwich In Maryland: Where To Get It
• Fish Streamers In Towson Send Strength To Boy Battling Leukemia
• Top Maryland Baby Names For 2018 Revealed
• Target Drive-Up Service Now Available
• Patterson Mill Boys Lacrosse Wins State Lacrosse Championship
• Companies Among Inc. Magazine's 'Best Places To Work' in US
• Maryland Restaurants' Missing Tables Honor Fallen Soldiers
• 2 Maryland Fishing Records Set For 'Monster' White Hake, Catfish
• 5 Fun Facts About Philz Coffee In Bethesda Row
• 2 Silver Spring Eateries Make Best New Mexican Restaurant List
• Chesapeake Bay Helped By Oyster Shells From Across The Country
• 3 Maryland Companies Make Fortune 500 List For 2019
• Rockville Police Station Mural Featured On Forever Postage Stamp
• Animal Rescue Seeks To Save Stray Cats In Anne Arundel County
• Target Drive-Up Service Available In Silver Spring
• Garden Tour In Havre de Grace: PHOTOS
• New Supermarket Coming To Perry Hall
• County First Responders Team Up With Youths In Soapbox Derby
• Rockville's Suds & Soles 5K: Registration, Event Info
• Columbia Among Top 10 Places For Summer Jobs
• Havre de Grace Police Officer Saves Woman In Cardiac Arrest: Report
• Timonium Market To Host Spring Festival