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Crofton man faces drug and handgun charges
A 35-year-old Crofton man is charged with drug possession and distribution and handgun offenses. Michael A. Shepherd was arrested Thursday evening at his home in the 1600 block of Airy Hill Court. After a series of surveillance operations that stemmed...Tags: Cocaine, Firearms, Prosecution
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Council, schools 'at war' as lawmakers threaten repercussions in funding spat
A battle over $5 million escalated this week with Anne Arundel County lawmakers threatening repercussions and school leaders saying seven projects for new schools are jeopardized by the fray. At issue is how the county should pay a $5 million tab owed to...Tags: Budgets and Budgeting, PTA, Justice System, Glen Burnie, Annapolis
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From Sun Magazine: A marriage made in Annapolis
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown, newly single, was lunching with an old friend. She wanted to know if he was dating. Nope, he said, too busy — why, did she know anyone?
Karmen Walker, she suggested. The willowy government relations liaison for Comcast was a...Tags: Government, Karmen Walker, Motorvehicle Accidents, Anthony G. Brown, Prince George's County
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Marquardt, head of Capital Gazette Communications, will retire after 35 years at Annapolis newspaper
The editor and publisher of Capital Gazette Communications, which publishes The Capital newspaper in Annapolis, will retire at the end of the year after more than 35 years at the daily, the publishing company's owner said Friday. Tom Marquardt, who...Tags: Westminster (Carroll, Maryland), Central Michigan University, Carroll County (Maryland), Newspaper and Magazine, Annapolis
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Elliott Franklin Sears, engineer
Elliott Franklin Sears, a World War II veteran who later worked as an assistant chief engineer for the Navy Department in Washington, died Sept. 5 of heart failure at the Charlotte Hall Veterans Home in Southern Maryland. The longtime Woodmoor resident...Tags: U.S. Department of Defense, The Pentagon, Druid Hill, Coral Springs, Heart Failure
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Anne Arundel school board approves teachers' raises
The Anne Arundel County school board approved raises Wednesday for teachers union employees, providing funds for a 2013 fiscal year budget proposal that county officials had struck down. The school board approved a 1.25 percent increase, the first...Tags: Budgets and Budgeting, Teachers, Health Insurance Cost, Teaching and Learning
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Anne Arundel schools excel with STEM programs
The Anne Arundel County school system has one of the most accomplished science, technology, engineering and math programs in the state, garnering national awards while ensuring that its initiatives remain available to all students, according to school...Tags: LEGO Group, Intel Corp., Teachers, Middle Schools, High Schools
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Arnold man charged with theft from cars
Anne Arundel County police are investigating several armed robberies that occurred over the weekend in Brooklyn Park, Galesville, Glen Burnie and Annapolis. In several cases, they have descriptions of the suspects, but have been unable to locate them....Tags: Theft, Arnold (Anne Arundel, Maryland), Brooklyn Park, Glen Burnie, Prosecution
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Ten Maryland schools receive National Blue Ribbon
Ten Maryland schools have been named National Blue Ribbon Schools of Excellence, U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan announced Friday.
Six elementary schools received the honor: Crofton Meadows in Anne Arundel County, Woodholme in Baltimore County, Ring...Tags: Parochial Schools, Human Interest, Prince George's County, PTA, Teachers
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Ring Factory Elementary in Bel Air earns National Blue Ribbon School honor
Ring Factory Elementary School in Bel Air received another prestigious honor Friday when it was announced as a 2012 National Blue Ribbon School by the U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan. According to Harford County Public Schools, Ring Factory...Tags: Archdiocese of Washington, Religion and Belief, Human Interest, Prince George's County, Bel Air (Harford, Maryland)
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Thanks to Burch's efforts, African American culture lives on in Howard County
You know you are entering a different world when you see the heavy cordless iron that requires a fire to heat it sitting atop a wooden ironing board covered with a bed sheet used as an ironing pad at the Howard County Center of African American Culture....Tags: Culture, James Rouse, Human Interest, University of Maryland, College Park, Dominican Republic
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Maryland panel begins look at gun access by mentally ill
A state task force composed of police, mental health advocates and gun rights representatives began its look Tuesday at whether Maryland laws governing gun access by the mentally ill should be changed. Questions the 17-member panel will consider...Tags: Mental Illness, Gun Control, Legal Services, Interior Policy, Executive Branch
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