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Potomac Pizza owner Adam Greenberg joined other restaurateurs in calling for an end to the indoor dining ban that's been in p Ocean City restaurants The Embers, BJ’s closing; new OC dining concept coming 01/28/2021 09:49am • BJ's on the Water opened in 1979. (WTOP/Megan Cloherty) Two Ocean City, Maryland, restaurants that have been favorite beach spots for decades are closing their doors. The two restaurants that are closing are The Embers and BJ's on the Water. Seafood and prime-rib buffet restaurant The Embe Md. congressman tries to reduce COVID vaccine confusion, pushes for easier process 01/28/2021 08:30am • Rep. Anthony Brown, D-Md., addressed confusion about coronavirus vaccine access and sought to alleviate lingering hesitancy in some demographics during an hourlong webinar Wednesday afternoon. With soaring demand and limited supply worsening confusion about who can get a COVID-19 vaccine and how, Plight of Palestinians Reflects Global Vaccination Inequity, U.N. 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