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Gov. Wes Moore (D) last month signed legislation that ensures that Maryland schools have a plan in place to address cardiac emergencies.

Furniture Industry News: The Dufresne Group owns 38 additional Ashley stores in Canada, and this store will mark the licensee’s 19th and largest Ashley store in the province of Ontario.

Regardless of the genre, Wesley Snipes was a stick of dynamite that could go off at any moment.

Blacque played Detective Neal Washington on the acclaimed cop series from 1981 to 1987

Some of my colleagues on the editorial page deplored the Thomas-Hill hearings because they presented the spectacle of two black professionals at war with one another. White professionals are at war with each other every day, and nobody thinks to write an op-ed column about them, but in the minds of these columnists any black is thought to represent all blacks, and so it creates a "bad image" when two of them disagree publicly. This opinion is silly, to the extent that it is not tragic....

When: Conoy Township supervisors meeting, Aug. 12, with in-person and conference call options.

amollenauer@altoonamirror.com Dozens of friends and relatives of Devon Pfirsching met at the Cesare Battisti Club in Altoona on the one-year anniversary of his death on Thursday evening. Many remembered the 15-year-old for his smile, which “brought light to everything.” Mirror photo by Patrick Waksmunski On Thursday, one year after 15-year-old Devon Pfirsching was killed in an Altoona alley, members of the community gathered in his memory for a candlelight vigil at the parking lot of...

amollenauer@altoonamirror.com Dozens of friends and relatives of Devon Pfirsching met at the Cesare Battisti Club in Altoona on the one-year anniversary of his death on Thursday evening. Many remembered the 15-year-old for his smile, which “brought light to everything.” Mirror photo by Patrick Waksmunski On Thursday, one year after 15-year-old Devon Pfirsching was killed in an Altoona alley, members of the community gathered in his memory for a candlelight vigil at the parking lot of...

THE public-facing desk at Bicester’s police station could close for good as part of a force-wide reduction of front counter services. Residents have called the move ‘utterly ridiculous’ and Thames Valley Police (TVP) launched a public consultation on Monday seeking views on whether closing the front counter on Queens Avenue is the right thing to do. Under the plans, the force will also close front counter services in Witney and Kidlington HQ South as well as change the opening hours...