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Man dies in Carroll County pond
- The body of 38-year-old James Thomas Merrow of Hanover, Pa., was recovered Friday from the bottom of Pine Valley Park Pond in Manchester.
Carroll County stalls on police referendum
- The move toward a county police department in Carroll will remain stalled if the Board of Commissioners doesn’t decide soon on a referendum, officials said.
In Carroll County, dogs and bogs don’t make good neighbors
- The bog and the dogs don’t mix. Two Hampstead neighbors’ dispute over feces running from one yard into the other escalated to the state’s second-highest court before being sent back to where it started: the Carroll County zoning board.
Police continue probe of deadly crash
- A minivan full of teenagers swerved off the road into a tree Saturday night in Carroll County, killing two passengers and leaving two others seriously injured, state police said.
Carroll County school board vacancy may go unfilled until election
- Carroll’s school board will continue with one fewer member for now after Jeffrey Morse resigned over his use of the “N” word.
Morse quits Carroll board over racial slur
- Jeffrey Morse resigned from the Carroll County school board Wednesday amid fierce criticism over his use of a racial slur. Just after he apologized at a school board meeting for his “extraordinarily inappropriate” use of the slur, the school system confirmed he had quit.
- Jeffrey Morse resigned from the Carroll County school board Wednesday amid fierce criticism over his use of a racial slur. Just after he apologized at a school board meeting for his “extraordinarily inappropriate” use of the slur, the school system confirmed he had quit.
Carroll commissioner refuses to pay back teaching money
- Carroll Commissioner Michael Zimmer refuses to return money he made working as a substitute teacher, rejecting a county ethics board recommendation.
- Carroll Commissioner Michael Zimmer refuses to return money he made working as a substitute teacher, rejecting a county ethics board recommendation.
Hit-and-run victim’s family eyes lawsuit
- The family of a Mexican immigrant killed in a hit-and-run crash has hired attorneys to investigate a potential lawsuit against the suspect — an Anne Arundel County police officer.
- The family of a Mexican immigrant killed in a hit-and-run crash has hired attorneys to investigate a potential lawsuit against the suspect — an Anne Arundel County police officer.
Trooper suffers massive injuries in crash
- A Maryland state trooper suffered “massive facial and brain injuries” early today after his cruiser slid in the rain and crashed into a utility pole before coming to rest on the concrete porch of a house in Hampstead.
Charges dropped in Bowling Brook death
- Reckless-endangerment charges were dropped today against five counselors in the death of a 17-year-old at the Bowling Brook Preparatory School.
Lawmakers back Sunday liquor sales in Carroll
- Carroll County liquor stores should be allowed to open on Sundays, the county’s General Assembly delegation says. The delegation approved a measure that would authorize the county to allow liquor stores to open on Sunday for the first time in recent memory.
Delegation OKs vote on police force
- Carroll voters would decide the fate of a hotly contested countywide police force under a measure being drafted by the county’s State House delegation.
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