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Bark & Sip Bar

Bark &amp; Sip is more than just a dog-friendly bar—it’s a vibrant community space where the people (and pups!) of Prince George’s County can sip, sit, and stay. Founded by hospitality professional Anthony Williams, Bark &amp; Sip is the first of its kind in Upper Marlboro, MD—a safe, joyful gathering spot for dog lovers, families, and neighbors. We’ll offer: A cozy indoor/outdoor bar featuring local drinks Dog-safe treats and water stations Weekly events like breed meetups, pet adoption days, and local artist nights A welcoming space for all ages (and breeds!) We believe community is built one tail wag at a time. Our mission is to uplift local businesses, support pet lovers, and create inclusive spaces where everyone feels at home. 💛 Want to support Bark &amp; Sip? ✅ Follow us: Instagram: https://instagram.com/barkandsipbar Facebook: https://facebook.com/barkandsipbar Linktree: https://linktr.ee/barkandsip ❤️ Donate or share to help us open our doors: https://gofund.me/82fa0a5d 🐕 Let’s raise the woof—together.

Prince George's County

Washington Metropolitan Area

Upper Marlboro

Maryland

Bark & Sip is more than just a dog-friendly bar—it’s a vibrant community space where the people (and pups!) of Prince George’s County can sip, sit,...

A 35-year-old Upper Marlboro man will spend 10 years behind bars after he was convicted of having crack cocaine with the intent to sell, according to a press release from the office of U.S. Attorney for the District of Maryland Rod J. Rosenstein.  In January 2009, police conducted a search of Weldon Emanuwell Gordon's apartment and found 379.2 grams of crack cocaine, an electronic scale with cocaine residue and $18,729 in cash, according to his plea agreement. After serving his sentence, Gordon will then have five years supervised release. Gordon is currently serving a life sentence for his conviction in the District of Columbia for conspiring to murder a witness in a separate case, according to Rosenstein's office.

A 35-year-old Upper Marlboro man will spend 10 years behind bars after he was convicted of having crack cocaine with the intent to sell, according to a press release from the office of U.S. Attorney for the District of Maryland Rod J. Rosenstein.

In January 2009, police conducted a search of Weldon Emanuwell Gordon's apartment and found 379.2 grams of crack cocaine, an electronic scale with cocaine residue and $18,729 in cash, according to his plea agreement. After serving his sentence, Gordon will then have five years supervised release.

Gordon is currently serving a life sentence for his conviction in the District of Columbia for conspiring to murder a witness in a separate case, according to Rosenstein's office.

Weldon Emanuwell Gordon, 35, received a 10-year sentence for possession with intent to distribute crack cocaine.