- Brooklyn Park: Coast Guard unit partners with Park Elementary
Twelve members of the Coast Guard crew stationed abroad the Cutter James Rankin read stories to Park Elementary School students for the second time Nov.
- Arundel Digest
A man and woman were displaced yesterday when a deck fire spread to their Crownsville home, county Fire Department officials said.
- Fire leaves 9 homeless for holiday
Courtney Wilfong was home with her family Sunday night when a hot wire from a nearby utility pole fell on the house, shooting flames across the upstairs deck.
- Brooklyn Park: Teacher named educator of the month
Michael Labino thought he was attending a county school board meeting earlier this year to give a presentation about his role as math department chairman at Brooklyn Park Middle School.
- Linthicum: PAAL to present 'singing newlyweds' at arts center
Billed as the "singing newlyweds," Carla Dirlikov and Michael Gallant will perform in the next concert presented by the Performing Arts Association of Linthicum at the Chesapeake Arts Center, 194 Hammonds Lane ...
- Police: Man's 'Joke' Results In Robbery Charge
A man who police said tried to rob a woman at an automatic teller machine, then apologized when she said she had no money, has been arrested.
- Brooklyn Park: BP Elementary students get 'reading buddies'
When Severna Park High School officials contacted their counterparts at Brooklyn Park Elementary School about completing a service project by volunteering with the students, the elementary school officials ...
- Anne Arundel County Cops Search For Robber
Anne Arundel County police are looking for the man who robbed a 7-11 on Ritchie Highway in Brooklyn Park.
- Linthicum: Tree of Lights set for Dec. 14 at Methodist church
Linthicum Heights United Methodist Church, 200 School Lane, will again be the site for the annual Tree of Lights ceremony hosted next month by the Hospice of the Chesapeake Auxiliary.
- Brooklyn Park: Brooklyn Park police officer retires after 37 years
Cpl. Robert Moore Jr. said he couldn't help but feel emotional as he looked around the room at the Roland Terrace Democratic Club filled with friends, family and colleagues Friday because everyone was there to ...
- Annapolis gets its own prosecutor
Hoping to step up prosecution of criminals in Annapolis, the State's Attorney's Office has designated a community prosecutor who will specialize in city-related offenses.
- Brooklyn Park: Association offers reward for vandalism conviction
After the thousands of dollars and hours of volunteer work the Brooklyn Park Youth Athletic Association has poured into maintaining the Tenth Avenue ball fields, President Darrin Stevens said he has plenty of ...
- Man gets 17 years for 1988 sexual assault
The defense attorney thought he had a strong case. Then his client tried to hire an undercover state trooper to silence the woman he sexually assaulted in 1988.
- Inmate Pleads Guilty In 1988 Attack On Hitchhiker
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- Westminster man pleads guilty in 1988 assault
A 53-year-old Westminster man pleaded guilty to first-degree assault and obstruction of justice yesterday for attacking a female hitchhiker nearly 20 years ago and then trying to intimidate her so that she ...
- Brooklyn Park: Couple pleads for return of stolen letter
Nearly three months after people broke into their home, Millie Brown still tears up when she talks of the thieves stealing one of the last mementoes she has of her deceased son.
- Brooklyn Park: Brooklyn Park Middle votes for Obama, Ruppersberger
So goes the nation and the 2nd congressional district in Maryland, so goes Brooklyn Park Middle School.
- Police Beat for November 5
Someone stole a political sign Monday from a lawn on Royal Street, city police said.
- Students split over candidates in mock elections
At North County High School, Barrack Obama won the presidency over John McCain, 61 percent to 32 percent.