Best Employer, Terror Plot, Wedding Spotlight: Top MD News

Among the most read stories this week on Maryland Patches was news of a Coast Guard lieutenant from Silver Spring accused of a domestic terror plot to kill politicians and members of the media. Other top articles included a Maryland company on Fortune's 2019 list of "best companies to work for," teen arrested in the shooting at Arundel Mills, the Maryland city where Airbnb investors are turning a profit, the closure of a Barnes & Noble Starbucks in Harford County, Maryland's missing Powerball winner and more.

• MD Coast Guard Officer Accused Of Plotting Terror Attacks
• This Maryland Company Is One Of Nation's Best To Work For: Fortune
• Machete-Wielding Man Dies After Officer-Involved Shooting In Aldi: Officials
• First $1M Powerball Winner Of 2019 In Maryland
• Severn Teen In Custody For Arundel Mills Mall Shooting: Police
• Baltimore Ranked Among Best Cities For Airbnb Investors
• Damascus Teen To Be Tried As Juvenile In Broomstick Rape Case
• Wedding In Bel Air Gets Attention Of People Magazine
• Korryn Gaines Case: Judge Overturns More Than $36M Payout

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