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Maryland hopes to buy back crab licenses
Baltimore Sun reporterCrabbers, name your price. In an unprecedented move to protect Chesapeake Bay crabs, the state is offering to buy back more than half of the commercial crabbing licenses held by Marylanders. The Maryland Department of Natural Resources announced Thursday...Tags: E-Commerce Industry, Population, Seafood and Fishing Industry, Chesapeake Bay, Aquaculture
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2 bodies found in burning home
The Associated PressPrince George's County fire officials say the bodies of two people were recovered from a burning home in Upper Marlboro on Saturday night. Fire officials are awaiting autopsy results to determine how the victims died as well as the identity of one of the...Tags: Prince George's County, Fires, Symptoms
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Three charged after raid seizes $60K in marijuana
Investigators recently broke up a drug distribution ring and seized more than $60,000 in marijuana, including about 265 marijuana plants from a Virginia Beach house, police said. Johnathan L. Wright Jr., 26, and Adam Ray Pipkin, 31, both of Virginia...Tags: Prosecution, Organized Crime
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Prince George's Co. board votes to name school after Obama
The Associated PressThe Prince George's County school board has voted to name an Upper Marlboro elementary school after President Barack Obama. The board voted unanimously Thursday on the name for the school just miles from the White House. Barack Obama Elementary School,...Tags: Prince George's County, Government, Barack Obama Elementary School, Long Island, Elementary Schools
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As news spreads, it's personal for 1 neighbor
Baltimore Sun reporterWhile news of the fatal commuter train accident in Washington yesterday spread quickly through the neighborhoods surrounding the site, the concern was intensely personal for one resident. "My daughter and my grandson is on that train. I had gone to...Tags: Alice Miller, Family, Transportation Accidents, Vehicles, Twitter, Inc.
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Prince George's board to vote on Obama school name
President Barack Obama's name would grace a new Prince George's County elementary school a few miles from the White House under a proposal set for a vote tonight, barely five months after he took office. If the Prince George's school board approves the...Tags: Barack Obama Elementary School, Elementary Schools, Imperial and Royal Matters, Prince George's County, Government
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Taylor brings civil, customer service
When Wayne Taylor was 16, he'd bring girls all the way from his home in Upper Marlboro to Annapolis for dates. "We'd sit on the docks and watch the boats," said Taylor, a 13-year resident of the city and now candidate for mayor. "It was more enjoyable...Tags: Regional Authority, Consumers, Democratic Party, Government, Local Elections
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2 men in custody after Crofton bank robbery
Two Prince George's County men are in police custody after a man was robbed of a bank deposit bag containing an undisclosed sum of money outside a Wachovia Bank in Crofton on Wednesday morning, Anne Arundel County police said. Shortly before 11 a.m., a...Tags: Prince George's County, Bank Robbery, Fort Meade, Wachovia Corp., Crofton
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Suspected getaway driver charged in theft
A man who police suspect was the driver of the crashed getaway car in a Crofton robbery was charged late Wednesday. Darnell S. Garrison Jr., 20, the 11000 block of Ketterling Circle in Upper Marlboro, was charged with felony theft, robbery and assault,...Tags: Trials, Prosecution, Fort Meade, Road Accidents, Wachovia Corp.
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Investigators probe capital's worst subway crash
The Associated PressThe worst accident in 33-year history of Metrorail, Washington's subway system, is under investigation by authorities trying to determine why a train plowed into the rear of another, killing at least nine people and injuring scores of others. A...Tags: Transportation, Transportation Industry, Subway Transportation, Railway Accidents, Health and Safety at Work
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NTSB: Train in DC Crash Should Have Been Replaced
Associated Press WritersWASHINGTON (AP) -- Crews dismantled the wreckage Tuesday from a subway train collision that killed nine people and injured scores of others in the nation's capital, and a federal investigator revealed an old train involved in the crash should have been...Tags: Transportation, Transportation Industry, Subway Transportation, ABC, Inc., Railway Accidents
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Employees Steal From Nonprofit For Child Abuse
The Associated PressA national nonprofit that helps victims of child sexual abuse across the country was ripped off in a scam orchestrated by three of its own employees, according to federal court documents. Prosecutors say the Washington-based National Children's...Tags: Trials, Prosecution, Employees, Abusive Behavior, Michael Young
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