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Service Force Plumbing's new Bethesda, MD dispatch location will make our legendary plumbing technicians and customer service even more accessible to Bethesda and the surrounding areas. Service Force Plumbing, a trusted name in residential and commercial plumbing services, is proud to announce the opening of a new dispatch location in Bethesda, Maryland. The new location, situated at 7625 Wisconsin Ave, #210, enhances the company's ability to provide fast, reliable plumbing services to Bethesda and the surrounding communities.

"We have served Montgomery County for more than twenty years from our original location. With this new dispatch center, we are strengthening our commitment to providing timely and efficient service to our customers in and around Bethesda," said Hendrik Vandepoll, Co-owner of Service Force Plumbing. "Our goal has always been to offer expert plumbing solutions with top-tier customer service, and this expansion allows us to respond even faster to the needs of local homeowners and businesses."

The Bethesda dispatch location will support a full range of plumbing services, including leak repairs, drain cleaning, water heater installation, trenchless sewer replacement, and more. With a team of highly trained and experienced plumbers, Service Force Plumbing continues to uphold its reputation for quality workmanship and customer satisfaction.

For service inquiries, customers can contact Service Force Plumbing at 301-637-1577 or visit https://serviceforceplumbing.com

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POTOMAC, MD — A new Duke's Grocery expanding for the first time outside the District, will open soon at the Zuckerman Gravely-owned shopping center, Potomac Place, in Potomac, the restaurant's website says.

Duke's Grocery will replace the former Lock 72, a news release from JLL’s Mid Atlantic Retail Group said.

The sixth location of Duke’s Grocery, a DC-based British-style gastropub, will open at 10128 River Road. Look for indoor and outdoor dining options at the Potomac Duke’s, plus a coppertop bar.

No official opening date has been announced, Bethesda Today reported, but the business is hiring and training staff.

Duke’s Grocery is known for serving one of the best burgers in D.C., the owners said, and will feature a regularly updated menu, offering dishes made from scratch, sandwiches, salads, and full service bar featuring cocktails and beer and wine.

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Its Proper Burger is ranked as one of the D.C. area’s best burgers, with two patties, gouda cheese, charred red onion and sweet chili sauce, DC Eater said.

Other Duke's Grocery locations are in the Dupont Circle, Foggy Bottom and Navy Yard areas of Washington, D.C., with a Duke's Counter sister location in Woodley Park/National Zoo.

“As a resident of Potomac, I am particularly enthusiastic about the addition of these two new restaurants,” “This marks a significant step in the evolution of this cherished community hub. Potomac Place is the heart and soul of our neighborhood, and while we have fond memories of the restaurants that previously occupied these spaces, we eagerly anticipate this next chapter with an opportunity to support these new, homegrown restaurants," said Andy Corno, managing director of JLL, in a news release previously.

Suburban retail real estate options are in low supply. According to JLL research, retail has an average vacancy of only 4.3 percent.

“Core grocery-anchored shopping centers like Potomac Place are thriving right now,” Corno said in the news release. “Businesses are growing and expanding. That, coupled with a lack of new supply, is what’s driving value to our shopping centers.”

Five Maryland communities were ranked in the top 100 of Niche's latest list of the best places to live in America.

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|Updated Tue, Mar 25, 2025 at 11:27 am ET

MARYLAND — Five Maryland communities are among the Best Places to Live in America in 2025, according to a new ranking from Niche released Monday.

Now in its 11th year, the ranking from the data-driven platform Niche helps everyone from young people just starting their careers or families to retirees decide where they want to live. The report analyzes places of various sizes, including cities with populations of 100,000 or more, suburbs and neighborhoods.

In Maryland, the following towns were among the top 100 on the list:

No. 26, North Potomac: This Montgomery County suburb earned an A+ overall, plus an A+ grade for public schools. Niche says: "North Potomac is the complete package. Within a 5 minute drive, you can be at a James Beard Award-nominated restaurant, on a hike, at a wine bar, at a library, at a delicious bakery, shopping in a locally owned boutique, at a fabulous park… the list goes on and on. Beautiful, lush, green setting; lovely neighborhoods; and an excellent community feel."

No. 43 North Bethesda: This Washington, D.C. suburb in Montgomery County earned an A+ overall, plus an A+ grade for public schools. Niche says: "Living in North Bethesda offers residents an urban feel and most residents rent their homes. In North Bethesda there are a lot of restaurants, coffee shops, and parks. Many young professionals live in North Bethesda."

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No. 44 Fulton: A suburb of Baltimore in Howard County, the community earned an A+ overall, plus an A+ grade for public schools. Niche says: The community "offers residents a suburban rural mix feel and most residents own their homes. In Fulton there are a lot of coffee shops and parks."

No. 80 Ellicott City: This Baltimore suburb earned an A+ overall, plus an A+ grade for public schools. Niche says: "Living in Ellicott City offers residents a dense suburban feel and most residents own their homes. In Ellicott City there are a lot of restaurants, coffee shops, and parks."

No. 81 Potomac: Much like its neighboring DC suburb at No. 26, Potomac earned an A+ overall, plus an A+ grade for public schools. Niche says: "Living in Potomac offers residents a dense suburban feel and most residents own their homes. In Potomac there are a lot of restaurants, coffee shops, and parks."

The rankings are based on a wide range of public data sources, including the U.S. Census Bureau, Bureau of Labor Statistics, and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, combined with millions of resident reviews.

Niche said it analyzed thousands of communities to compile this year’s ranking. Community attributes considered in developing the list included the health of the local housing market, neighborhood diversity, area public schools and walkability, among others. (More on methodology.)

According to the ranking, the five best places to live in the United States are: Colonial Village, VA; Atlantic Station, GA; Chesterbrook, PA; Harbour Island, FL; City Center, CA.

Note: An earlier version of this story omitted Fulton from the list.