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Swank Designs brings locally-made custom panels and pillows to area homes

Swank Designs brings locally-made custom panels and pillows to area homes

 

Swank Designs' owners are inspired by world travels to create beautiful window treatments, accent pillows and children's bedding

After searching for decorative panels and accents and finding the available designs were just more of the same, Tabitha Mahaffey and Patricia Ulliman decided to combine their expertise and form Swank Designs, offering custom lines of pillows, panels and children's bedding. Together, they share a passion for using and incorporating fabrics in unexpected ways. 

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JC Hayward Interviews Chair Of Annual Children's Inn Gala

WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- The 15th Annual Children's Inn Gala, which raises money for the Inn's services to sick children and their families, is around the corner.

The Children's Inn Gala Chair, Diane Pearson, joined JC Hayward on Tuesday to discuss the gala and the charity, which helps families all over the country.

The Children's Inn at NIH provides a home for patients and their families who receive treatment for life-threatening diseases. The funding of the Inn solely comes from outside donors such as AFCEA Bethesda.

In order to sponsor a table at the gala, you must call Aileen Bloom at 703-629-1347. This year, the event takes place on Saturday, March 23 at Marriott Wardman Park, located at 2660 Woodley Road NW, DC.

Those who are unable to attend the gala, but still want to make a contribution can do so by participating in their raffles. The winners get a trip to London and Barcelona.

Stars Shine at D.C. BET Honors Awards

Stars Shine at D.C. BET Honors Awards

The annual BET Honors with the stunning host Actress Gabrielle Union again celebrated and showcased the achievements of African Americans with their version of what can be likened to the Kennedy Center Honors.

The lineup at the Warner Theatre: Honorees Halle Berry (Service), Chaka Khan (Musical Arts), T.D. Jakes (Education), music exec Clarence Avant (Entrepreneur) and basketball player Lisa Leslie (Athletics).

Supermarkets Ready For Super Bowl Rush

BETHESDA, Md. (WUSA) -- The Giant supermarket on Westbard avenue in Bethesda is stocked and ready for all those procrastinators waiting till the last minute to get Super Bowl party essentials. 

From assorted party platers to cakes decked out in Ravens and 49ers colors management at the supermarket says, "we're ready."

People we spoke with WUSA9 say the popular food items this year are still the classics. Chicken wings, tortilla chips and salsa, veggie plates, burgers, hot dogs, baked goods, and beer continue to top the shopping lists.

Both San Francisco and Baltimore are popular cities for their local brews, so Talbert's Ice and Beverage on River Road so it only fitting to have specials on all their Baltimore and San Francisco beer selections. 

Despite a nationwide rumor of a chicken wing shortage in the past weeks, WUSA9 is happy to report all rumors are false.

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Thursdays 11 PM, WUSA9: Subway Sanitation Closures, Others

WASHINGTON, D.C. (WUSA9) - At 11:00 p.m. WUSA9's weekly Thursday night Food Alert segment will include health violations that close an iconic Shaw neighborhood restaurant,  two Subways, and a Bethesda sandwich shop.

Watch tonight to see what we find inside a Subway on 18th St. NW, and what the manager does next.

To know about restaurant closures first, follow @russptacek on Twitter or Facebook.

You can also see preliminary details about each closure from this week's report by clicking through our photo gallery.

Firefighters Rescue One Person From House Fire In Bethesda

BETHESDA, Md. (WUSA) -- Montgomery County Firefighters have rescued a resident from an early morning house fire in Bethesda.

According to officials, a fire broke out in the 7700 block of Glenmore Spring Road early Thursday morning. Firefighters say they arrived on scene and found a garage fully engulfed in flames.

Firefighters say they were able to pull a person out of the burning home, and the victim is being treated at the scene.

The fire has been extinguished.

Stay with WUSA9 for more updates.