DAMASCUS, Md. (AP) — In the small town of Damascus, where grape juice substitutes for wine in the Communion chalice, an aversion to alcohol has created an anomaly many residents are proud of: It’s one of the last dry areas in Maryland.
Restaurants in this Montgomery County town can’t sell beer or wine, and the closest bar is in the next county over.
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