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Volume 16, Issue 46 - November 13 - November 19, 2008 Give an Hour and you can join them Home of the Free Because of the Brave.

This powerful message from our new leader would convey to the Iraqi people a new direction for U.S. policy.

Swan Point resident Ken Robinson hopes to erect a 33-foot-tall wind turbine on property he and his wife, Sheryl Elliott, own on a point of land in Newburg where Cuckold Creek and the Potomac River merge.

The Court of Special Appeals has overturned the vehicular-manslaughter conviction of a gravel-truck driver, holding he was not "operating" a vehicle when he failed to warn motorists near Churchville that he had ...

A mentally ill Baltimore man who was committed to the state health department was not required to present expert testimony to prove his fitness for release at trial, the Court of Appeals held yesterday, ...

A lawyer was not ineffective for failing to question a juror in a murder trial about whether she had seen the defendant in shackles, the Court of Special Appeals has held.

A defendant knowingly waived his right to a jury trial by agreeing with a judgea s assertion that, based on his history with the criminal justice system, a oeyou fully understand about jury trials,a a divided ...

I think you should stress that people need to come out and vote. I don't think you should wonder if they know the issues as the paper examines them, or even watch the TV news.

Clarice, left, and Alfred Jackson ask questions about financial fundamentals and the current business climate of panelists during the Bel Alton High School Alumni Corporation's Small and Minority Business ...

A Charles County man who was convicted of first-degree murder is entitled to a new trial because police failed to read him his rights before obtaining a confession at the police station, the Court of Special ...

Brenda DiCarlo, program manager for the Southern Maryland Food Bank in Hughesville, stands near the remaining pallets of donated food items in the food bank's larder.

The Court of Special Appeals has rejected an attempt to lift the statutory cap for non-economic damages under the Maryland Consumer Protection Act in lead paint cases.

STATUS REPORT Date Released: Monday, June 16, 2008 Source: Goddard Space Flight Center - Comments Synopsis - Jun 13, 2008 Table I: ICESat II RFI laser parameters - Posted on Jun 13, 2008 New! General ...

Do you take this person? Charles County couples will reaffirm their marriage vows Sunday during a Mass at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception.

An attorney who continued to practice law after he was decertified, including briefly representing his own co-defendant on drug and weapon charges, has been disbarred.

Approval for a marina, observation piers and shoreline protection as part of an expansion of the Swan Point housing development in Issue squeaked through the Maryland Board of Public Works Wednesday.

"One thing is clear: the Maryland Legislature is silent when it comes to the question of visitation with children when a non-traditional family is dissolved"

In a decision gay-rights advocates called a setback for same-sex parents, Maryland's highest court held Monday that two lower courts were wrong to allow a woman visitation rights with her former romantic ... via Daily Record

"It's amazing how fast it fell apart"

Issue date: 5/15/08 Section: Opinion I was pulling off the Beltway the other morning into College Park, and was greeted with a rather amusing scene. via The Diamondback

Submitted photos The St. Francis De Sales Chapel at Rock Point is celebrating its 100th anniversary May 18. via The Independent

"John, do you have to rip the sun from the sky? And it still shines on you, doesn't it? Do you have to rip the flowers out of the earth to see them?"

Issue date: 4/28/08 Section: Opinion I have learned a lot in my first year at the "Merriest University in the Land," but I have encountered no fact more crucial to my being, or more critical to the lives of ... via The Diamondback