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Better school capacity accuracy proposed
- In Anne Arundel classrooms, students learn that 1-1=0.
Fees to build in Anne Arundel could multiply, but council unsure of how much
- Developer fees used to expand schools and roads in Anne Arundel are expected to multiply this year, but questions remain as to how much and when the fees will increase.
Military recruiting continues to soar
- he U.S. armed forces are continuing to meet recruiting and retention goals, and in some cases have exceeded expectations, the Department of Defense announced this week.
Navy commissions destroyer in Baltimore
- By the order of a descendant of the USS Sterett’s namesake, over 200 sailors and officers raced from the dock of the Locus Point Terminal in Baltimore, up the gangplanks and onto the hulking gray destroyer, lining her railings.
- By the order of a descendant of the USS Sterett’s namesake, over 200 sailors and officers raced from the dock of the Locus Point Terminal in Baltimore, up the gangplanks and onto the hulking gray destroyer, lining her railings.
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.
Plebes finish first step in officer training
- When Harlingen, Texas, native Diana Barrera entered the U.S. Naval Academy last month, she cried as her long, dark hair was drastically trimmed, and she appeared frazzled when complete strangers barked commands in her face.
- When Harlingen, Texas, native Diana Barrera entered the U.S. Naval Academy last month, she cried as her long, dark hair was drastically trimmed, and she appeared frazzled when complete strangers barked commands in her face.
New Navy ship helps Sterett family relive history
- Christening an infant in the bell of a Navy destroyer may seem unusual to some, but for 7-month-old Amelia Sterett-Bernson, the historical significance of her baptism’s location seems fitting for the infant, her family and Baltimore City.
- Christening an infant in the bell of a Navy destroyer may seem unusual to some, but for 7-month-old Amelia Sterett-Bernson, the historical significance of her baptism’s location seems fitting for the infant, her family and Baltimore City.
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.
Employees are legal claims golf company in Anne Arundel
- The operator of three Anne Arundel County-owned golf courses said it has complied with federal laws on hiring immigrants and will provide proof this week, despite doubts from county officials who say the operator could be the first victim of the county’s crackdown on illegal immigrants.
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.
Midshipman pleads guilty to having child porn
- U.S. Naval Academy Midshipman Michael Pollard Jr.’s “terrible secret” of having a child pornography collection has cost him his Navy career, family’s tradition and possibly future relationships.
Midshipman gets 5 years for possessing child porn
- A U.S. Naval Academy midshipman Tuesday pleaded guilty to and was sentenced to five years in a Navy brig in Norfolk for possessing over 1,000 images and videos of child pornography on computer equipment he owned and giving a false statement to Navy officials.
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