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Day of infamy recalled at WWII Memorial
- Patrick Wilkins flanked his two sons as they stared up at the words, engraved in marble, spoken by President Franklin D. Roosevelt on Dec. 8, 1941. "A date which will live in infamy," the Beaufort, S.C., native said quietly to his sons. "That happened 66 years ago today guys. Pearl Harbor."
- Patrick Wilkins flanked his two sons as they stared up at the words, engraved in marble, spoken by President Franklin D. Roosevelt on Dec. 8, 1941. "A date which will live in infamy," the Beaufort, S.C., native said quietly to his sons. "That happened 66 years ago today guys. Pearl Harbor."
Sex charges dropped against ex-member of Prince George’s County School Board
- The case against a former Prince George's County School Board member accused of having sex with a 15-year-old former student was dropped by prosecutors Monday because of a technicality.
Charges dropped against former school board member
- The case against a former Prince George’s County school board member accused of having sex with a 15-year-old former student was dropped by prosecutors Monday because of a technicality.
Councilman to put forth 80 percent emissions cut
- Montgomery County Councilman Roger Berliner will introduce a package of environmental bills today he hopes will push the county to slash greenhouse gas emissions.
Group calls for $59M over two years to tackle nurse shortage
- A group of Maryland hospital administrators and academics called Monday for $59 million over the next two years to finance a plan to curb a statewide nursing shortage that is expected to grow to at least 10,000 vacancies in the next decade.
Montgomery school lauded for focusing on art
- A Montgomery County elementary school that puts an artistic spin on its daily curriculum is one of five schools nationally that won an award for integrated arts education.