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Red Lobster Restaurant Closings: Laurel Location Among Dozens Abruptly Shuttered In U.S. Red Lobster Restaurant Closings: Laurel Location Among Dozens Abruptly Shuttered In U.S.
Red Lobster Restaurant Closings: Laurel Location Among Dozens Abruptly Shuttered In U.S. Red Lobster has abruptly closed dozens of locations across the United States. According to a Bloomberg, the fast-casual seafood restaurant has considered filing for bankruptcy. The following locations are listed as being temporarily closed on the Red Lobster website, with some set to be auctioned off. MD: Columbia, Laurel, Silver Spring, Gaithersburg NJ: Ledgewood, Lawrenceville, East Brunswick, Bridgewater PA: Erie VA: Newport News, Williamsburg, Colonial Heights TAGeX Brand, which bills itself as the world's largest after-marketplac…

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by Cecilia Levine
News
Adolf Hitler's Watch Sells For $1.1M At Maryland Auction Adolf Hitler's Watch Sells For $1.1M At Maryland Auction
Adolf Hitler's Watch Sells For $1.1M At Maryland Auction A watch that once belonged to Adolf Hitler sold for more than $1 million at a Maryland auction house. Alexander Historical Auctions in Chesapeake City announced that it sold the former führer’s wristwatch for $1.1 million over the weekend, describing it as a “World War II relic of historic proportions.” Auctioneers had estimated the value of the watch between $2 million and $4 million. The auction had come under fire from some, with Jewish officials objecting to the sale, stating that it has “little to no historical value.” “The sale of these items is an abhorrence,” a collection of 34 …

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by Zak Failla
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NJ Scammer Admits Selling Bogus Tom Brady Super Bowl Rings NJ Scammer Admits Selling Bogus Tom Brady Super Bowl Rings
NJ Scammer Admits Selling Bogus Tom Brady Super Bowl Rings A 24-year-old New Jersey man pleaded guilty to fraud for pretending to be a New England Patriots player to buy and sell Super Bowl rings engraved with Tom Brady's last name, federal prosecutors said on Wednesday, Feb. 2. Scott V. Spina Jr., of Roseland, could face decades in prison when he's sentenced May 23, for charges of mail fraud, three counts of wire fraud, and one count of aggravated identity theft, authorities said. Spina's guilty plea comes one day after the quarterback announced his retirement after 22 seasons and seven Super Bowl titles. Spina ordered three replica Super Bo…

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by Cecilia Levine & Jerry DeMarco