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02/28/08
Residents in Odenton, Crofton and Hanover should be able to dine at new Five Guys Famous Burgers and Fries by summer. 
Joshua McKerrow - The Capital
At the Annapolis franchise of Five Guys Famous Burgers and Fries, Minerva Castro serves up an order of piping hot fries.Find Us On Facebook
The new restaurants are part of the company's expansion plan throughout Anne Arundel County and across the country.
The Virginia-based chain plans to expand at the Odenton Shopping Center on Annapolis Road, the Carver Square development in Crofton and on Dorchester Boulevard near the Arundel Mills mall, company officials said. Jeff Rubino, Five Guys' district manager for Maryland and Delaware, said the company plans to add at least 10 more franchises in Anne Arundel County over the next two...
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