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Carroll County cops nab teens, marijuana during weekend raids
- Carroll County police busted two loud parties during the weekend where they discovered underage drinking and a small amount of marijuana.
Carroll adopts lean budget
- Carroll commissioners unanimously adopted a $545 million budget for next year, a spending plan trimmed back about 7.5 percent from this year’s $589 million.
Carroll County adopts lean budget
- Carroll commissioners unanimously adopted a $545 million budget for next year, a spending plan that is about 7.5 percent less than this year’s $589 million budget.
Carroll County schools cutting teaching slots
- Carroll schools will cut teaching positions, after-school learning centers and dozens of other requests because of a $5 million reduction in its proposed budget.
Carroll schools slam commissioners, demand more money
- School employees slammed Carroll commissioners and demanded bigger salary increases.
Breast-feeding Maryland mom faces fine for refusing jury duty
- A Carroll County mother faces a possible $150 fine or jail time on Tuesday for failing to show up for jury duty in October because she was breast-feeding her infant son.
- A Carroll County mother faces a possible $150 fine or jail time on Tuesday for failing to show up for jury duty in October because she was breast-feeding her infant son.
Carroll police force plan wins praise
- The most vocal ones shout and hurl insults at Carroll commissioners and rant about being deprived of their democratic right to be heard. They say the commissioners voted, without public hearings, to dump the sheriff’s office and start a countywide police force, against the wishes of just about everybody in Carroll.
Counselors want charges dismissed
- Reckless endangerment charges should be dropped against six Bowling Brook Preparatory counselors in connection with the death last year of a teen at the juvenile facility, defense attorneys argued in a motion filed in Carroll County Circuit Court.
Big Brother is not watching you
- Nobody’s spying on you. The truck with a camera on top cruising Carroll County streets will be scouting neighborhoods so police, firefighters and paramedics can more easily find destinations in emergencies.
- Nobody’s spying on you. The truck with a camera on top cruising Carroll County streets will be scouting neighborhoods so police, firefighters and paramedics can more easily find destinations in emergencies.
Family: Police covered up hit-and-run
- A Finksburg man did not commit suicide by leaping in front of a state trooper’s cruiser about a year ago, as police had reported, but was killed after the car sped onto the shoulder and hit him at nearly 85 mph, according to an accident investigation.
Son admits to killing mother
- Eric Raymond Yates confessed to police that he stabbed his mother up to 30 times with a nine-inch knife last Wednesday, according to court documents. Police found Christine Windstein, 57, lying dead in her trailer Friday evening when neighbors called 911, concerned because they hadn’t seen her in days.
Second call throws off school investigation
- After state police took two suspects into custody Thursday while investigating a shooting threat made against Century High School, authorities received another call from the same pay phone.
Mass e-mails to Carroll parents delayed
- Thousands of e-mails alerting parents of the threat to Century High School in Carroll County Thursday were not received up to six hours later because they were not marked as urgent.
