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MD Italian Eatery Opens + Popular Furniture Store Closing + Mac & Cheese Shop Opens: MD Business News
Plus, a Maryland chef has earned national accolades and more.

A Frederick County native has found himself in the spotlight after being crowned the victor of the Food Network's current season of "Tournament of Champions" cooking competition.
Meanwhile, an old-school Italian restaurant has opened its doors, featuring a mouthwatering menu that includes a variety of parm dishes. Vivi's Chicken 'n Mac also opened recently, the second location in the state.
The popular furniture store Gabby & Summer Classics Annapolis has closed its doors, but customers can find their pieces with another retailer.
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MD Chef Snags Food Network Win
Maryland restaurateur Bryan Voltaggio was named the victor of the Food Network's latest "Tournament of Champions" cooking competition. Voltaggio, a Frederick County native who co-owns two restaurants in Maryland with his brother Michael, took home not only a champion's belt but also $150,000 in winnings.
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Charcuterie Craze Flourishes In Howard County
Maryland native Deanna Furman opened Graze Craze, a charcuterie business, in Ellicott City last fall. Graze Craze can create a charcuterie setup as small as a cutie cup, which is an individual snack and budget-friendly for school events or as favors, up to a large board that serves up to 20 "grazers."
'Old School' Italian Eatery Arrives In Town
Rocco's Old School Italian & Wine Bar held its grand opening on Tuesday, bringing a curated list of classic dishes to the Towson area. An extensive menu released by the eatery includes a variety of parm, macaroni, chicken and seafood dishes, among other plates.
Mac And Cheese Shop Holds Grand Opening
Vivi's Chicken 'n Mac held its grand opening Saturday in Severna Park. Vivi's Chicken 'n Mac opened its only other location in the county last year.
Luxury Furniture Store To Close This Month
Gabby & Summer Classics Annapolis has announced it will be permanently closing its doors at the Annapolis Town Center this month. Products are still being sold through Offenbackers Home Escapes at 2300 Annapolis Mall Road, according to the website.
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- Man Sentenced After Burning 7-Eleven Stores, Stealing Money From ATMs
- $570K Winning Lotto Ticket Sold In Columbia
- Popular Hardware Seller To Host Grand Opening
- Student Art Exhibit Kicks Off At Chesapeake Gallery
- Ethics Violations Cited As 3 Removed From Columbia Association Board
- Lineup For Movies On The Potomac Released
- Goodwill Cements Opening Date For New Store
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