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Judge weighs risk of murder witness testifying in court
- An Anne Arundel judge is considering whether to allow a murder witness, whose life could be threatened, to testify against an inmate accused of killing a correctional officer in 2006.
Better school capacity accuracy proposed
- In Anne Arundel classrooms, students learn that 1-1=0.
Crownsville couple searches for stolen griffin
- Carved from a white cedar log and standing 5-feet tall, the mythical half-lion and half-bird statue has guarded the Crownsville house of Malcolm Doying and his wife Patricia Shema for nearly two decades.
- Carved from a white cedar log and standing 5-feet tall, the mythical half-lion and half-bird statue has guarded the Crownsville house of Malcolm Doying and his wife Patricia Shema for nearly two decades.
Anne Arundel executive proposes post to address permit complaints
- Perry Ealim, of Pasadena, said he and many other Anne Arundel residents are at the mercy of overzealous and uninformed property inspectors with no recourse for appeal.
High school reunion offers Anne Arundel investigator chance at solving 1973 murder
- A cold-case investigator will speak to about 200 Bowie High School Class of 1973 graduates this weekend to see if they can help solve the savage death of their classmate 34 years ago.
Critical area reform fails Anne Arundel council; may return in coming months
- Waterfront homeowners are happy - Anne Arundel officials have nixed a plan to toughen laws protecting the county's environmentally-sensitive watershed that some say would violate their constitutional rights.
Anne Arundel extends fly ash ban
- The Anne Arundel County Council Monday unanimously approved extending by one-year a ban on dumping coal fly ash within the county.
Cold Case rapist gets life in prison for attacking woman outside Linthicum nightclub 18 years ago
- A cold case rapist was sentenced to life in prison Tuesday for attacking a woman outside a Linthicum nightclub and raping her in the back seat of a car more than 18 years ago.
Anne Arundel fire deptartment gets in savings game
- Anne Arundel saved more than $2 million during the past fiscal year by having its firefighters attend fewer events, work less overtime and rely on more volunteer support.
Killer sentenced to 40 years in emotional trial
- A Glen Burnie man was sentenced to 40 years in prison Wednesday for committing the first in a string of killings prompted by violence in the Bay Ridge Gardens Apartments in Annapolis.
Baltimore man struck by cement truck awarded $1.95 million
- An Anne Arundel jury awarded $1.95 million to a Baltimore truck driver who was struck by a cement mixer on Route 295 in April 2005 and watched as the same truck killed his friend.
Shoreline building laws could be tightened in Anne Arundel County
- Building unauthorized houses, sheds and pools in Anne Arundel’s environmentally sensitive areas may result in serious fines and possible demolition of the structure if officials get their way.
Marine vessel to help protect Anne Arundel County against terrorist attacks
- Anne Arundel police and fire authorities have secured funding for a new marine vessel that will patrol and safeguard county waterways in the event of a terrorist attack.
Examiners: Anne Arundel County
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