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Girls volleyball: Tapley, No. 1 Arundel sweep No. 4 Towson
Ashlyn Tapley knows the challenges that go with being the area's top-ranked team. As a matter of fact, the Arundel senior welcomes them. She showed that on a big stage Wednesday.
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Man said to don fake beard in alleged Bethesda murder attempt
Frank Cipriani entered a Bethesda home, wearing a disguise and posing as a building inspector. He faced his lover's husband, and pulled out a gun. Then his fake beard fell off. In that instant, prosecutors say, an elaborate murder plot also unraveled....Tags: Murder, Mass Media, Crime Victims, Adultery, Judges
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Board chairwoman Siddiqui calls recess to stop Dyer from talking
As Board of Education member Allen Dyer's impeachment case progresses at the state level, his battles with fellow board members at the county level are continuing.
Arguments between Dyer and his fellow board members are nothing new, but for the first...Tags: Litigation, Trials, Laws, Business Enterprises, Hunt Valley
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Local government's actions defy message of civility
"Choose Civility" has been a theme of Columbia and Howard County for a few years now, and until recently it seemed a very apropos statement for the area. Howard County was an oasis in a desert. I work in Montgomery County, and driving there is like...Tags: Clarksville, Washington, DC, Local Government
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New rabbi at Bet Aviv led spiritual care efforts in NYC following 9/11
Rabbi Seth Bernstein provided solace and leadership in New York City following the Sept. 11 attacks. He has led congregations in New York and Massachusetts. He has provided comfort to people in hospices and hospitals.
And now, Bernstein is rabbi at Bet...Tags: Yom Kippur, Indianapolis, Boston, American Red Cross, Charity
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Wedding: Elizabeth and Thomas Meadowcroft
Elizabeth Kathleen Green and Thomas Patrick Meadowcroft were married April 16 at the Hilton Hotel in Baltimore. Green is the daughter of Charles "Bob" and Laura Green of Calverton. Meadowcroft is the son of Denny and Paula Meadowcroft, of Bel Air. Green...Tags: Montgomery (Kane, Illinois)
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Life sentence sought in yoga shop killing
Prosecutors in Montgomery County plan to seek a sentence of life without parole if a woman charged with killing a co-worker at an upscale yoga clothing shop is convicted of first-degree murder. Brittany Norwood is awaiting trial in the March death of...Tags: Murder, Prosecution, Assault, Lawyers, Litigation
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Police investigate 'flash mob' robbery of Germantown 7-Eleven
Montgomery County police are investigating a robbery of a 7-Eleven in Germantown by more than two dozen people. Police say the so-called "flash mob robbery" happened around 1:45 a.m. Saturday. The group of about 24 people entered the store, stole...Tags: Theft
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Lawyers in yoga shop killing suggest mental health defense
Lawyers for a woman charged with killing a co-worker at an upscale yoga clothing shop in Bethesda say they plan to call at least one mental health expert at the October trial. The statements in court Wednesday lay the groundwork for a mental health...Tags: Murder, Judges, Behavioral Conditions, Prosecution, Assault
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11 sickened by carbon monoxide leak at Rockville apartment
Montgomery County fire officials say eleven residents of a Rockville apartment building have been sickened by carbon monoxide. Assistant Fire Chief Scott Graham says firefighters were called to the 1200 block of First St. about 2 a.m. Tuesday for... -
Man who raped Md. college student sentenced to 90 years
A man who pleaded guilty to raping a female student in the bathroom of Montgomery College's Takoma Park campus will spend 90 years in prison. Nathaniel Hart was sentenced by a Montgomery County judge on Friday. The 36-year-old pleaded guilty to...Tags: Trials, Punishment, Rape, Takoma Park (Montgomery, Maryland), Judges
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Local farmers use social media to promote, advertise
— "The blueberry bushes are loaded! They are literally falling over!"
So says a tweet from Butler's Orchard, accompanied by a picture of giant clusters of blueberries sagging off branches of a bush.
Gone are the days where farms relied on...Tags: Strawberries, Blueberries, Facebook, Elections, Twitter, Inc.
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