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Midshipman remembered for her smile
- Despite being a rising athletic star, a potential leader and an aspiring aviator, U.S. Naval Academy Midshipman Kristen Dickmann was best remembered by coaches, roommates and officials for her “melting” smile.
- Despite being a rising athletic star, a potential leader and an aspiring aviator, U.S. Naval Academy Midshipman Kristen Dickmann was best remembered by coaches, roommates and officials for her “melting” smile.
Anne Arundel Schools snatch funding from jails
- Bigger and better classrooms could come to several Anne Arundel elementary schools after the county executive pulled funding for expanding a Glen Burnie jail.
Midshipman remembered for her smile, kindness
- Despite being a rising athletic star, a potential leader and an aspiring aviator, U.S. Naval Academy Midshipman Kristen Dickmann was best remembered by coaches, roommates and officials for her “melting” smile.
- Despite being a rising athletic star, a potential leader and an aspiring aviator, U.S. Naval Academy Midshipman Kristen Dickmann was best remembered by coaches, roommates and officials for her “melting” smile.
Naval Academy taps new commandant
- The U.S. Naval Academy named Capt. Matthew Klunder as the new commandant in charge of the 4,000 midshipmen at the Annapolis institution.
Mold being expunged from the barracks at Fort Meade
- The mold being removed from Fort Meade barracks poses no immediate health threat, officials said, but military service members are still wary about living in moldy rooms.
- The mold being removed from Fort Meade barracks poses no immediate health threat, officials said, but military service members are still wary about living in moldy rooms.
Residents urge more money for schools
- Anne Arundel residents were adamant about what is missing from the proposed operating and capital budgets: more money for teachers, special education and new classrooms.
Tight budget could eliminate affordable housing growth
- Money and government-owned property intended to create more affordable housing in Anne Arundel could be on the chopping block because of the county’s slim budget, officials said.
Veterans could get free treatment for mental health, drug abuse
- Anne Arundel’s military veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan could get help with mental health and substance abuse treatment, under a proposed county plan.
Police hope officers at schools will curb crime
- Anne Arundel police want to post school resource officers at three middle schools to curb crime and provide extra security in at-risk neighborhoods.
The 3-minute interview: Wesley Brown
- Born in Baltimore City in 1927, Wesley Brown became the first black man to graduate from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1949. He later retired as a lieutenant commander in the Navy Civil Engineer Corps. The academy named its new field house after Brown, who ran track at the academy, and is hosting a dedication ceremony Saturday for the 140,000-square-foot facility. Brown answered questions Tuesday about the building and diversity at the academy.
Proposed changes to charter challenge county exec’s power
- Anne Arundel voters could decide if the County Council should have more authority over the county executive’s actions.
Anne Arundel Council seeks executive power
- Five resolutions introduced Monday night would give the Anne Arundel County Council more say over the committees and decisions made by the county executive.
Moldy, leaky conditions plague Fort Meade barracks
- Mold covers pipes and grows from walls, while pipes leak and paint peels from 1950s-era barracks housing service members stationed at Fort Meade.
- Mold covers pipes and grows from walls, while pipes leak and paint peels from 1950s-era barracks housing service members stationed at Fort Meade.