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A Japanese restaurant and Indian Bakery are expected to open in Catonsville's One Mile West shopping center - anchored by Lotte Plaza (pictured above) - in early 2026. (Fedder Management Corp.)
Dec 17, 2025

Indian bakery, Japanese restaurant coming to Catonsville

Catonsville’s One Mile West Shopping Center will soon be adding two new eateries, announced Fedder Management Corp.

A pair of entrepreneurs are planning to open an Indian restaurant in Howard County's Columbia Palace Plaza. (Courtesy Photo)
Oct 2, 2025

India Bistro coming to Columbia Palace Plaza

Continental Realty Corp. announced that entrepreneurs are planning to open a quick-service restaurant concept at Columbia Palace Plaza.

May 13, 2013

Maryland to share in Indian drug maker’s settlement

Maryland will receive $849,259 under a multistate False Claims Act settlement the federal government reached with an India-based generic drug maker in U.S. District Court in Baltimore, the state Office of the Attorney General said Monday.

Jun 11, 2012

Md. college students help rehab Sioux reservation

ARNOLD — Guy Hostetter sure knows how to vacation. He drove 30 straight hours in a rented van, then spent several days working construction without pay. He sprained his ankle […]

May 22, 2012

$3.4B Indian land royalty settlement upheld

HELENA, Mont. — A panel of appellate judges has upheld a $3.4 billion settlement between the U.S. government and hundreds of thousands of Native American plaintiffs whose land trust royalties […]

Feb 6, 2012

Frederick County sees boom in Asian immigrants

FREDERICK — Officials say Frederick County is seeing an influx of Asian immigrants with a population that has grown to more than 10,000 people. Elizabeth Chung, executive director of the […]

Jan 16, 2012

Two Maryland Indian tribes won’t seek federal recognition

WASHINGTON — The heads of two Piscataway Indian groups recently recognized by the state of Maryland said they are unlikely to pursue federal recognition for now, but the leader of […]

Feb 27, 2011

Lawyers seek to double fees in Indian claims case

WASHINGTON — Lawyers representing Native Americans helped win a record $3.4 billion settlement with the federal government. Now they want a judge to double their fees. Instead of being paid […]