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ELKTON — A Delaware man is facing drug and gun charges after a patrol trooper spotted baggies containing suspect cocaine — lying in plain view inside a vehicle — during a traffic stop near Elkton over the weekend, according to the Maryland State Police. Investigators identified the suspect as Avery Matthew Glover, 30, of Newark, Del. MSP Trooper Luke Rafer, who is assigned to the agency’s North East Barrack, stopped a Kia driven by Glover — the sole occupant — at approximately 1:20 a.m. on Saturday on Ephrata Avenue, after noticing an alleged equipment violation ...

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Texas A&M's Veterinary Emergency Team debuts new pet evacuation trailer Donated by Banfield Foundation The Texas A&M Veterinary Emergency Team has added a new vehicle to its fleet; the likes of which will help expand the team's capabilities to treat animals while responding to areas impacted by disasters. and last updated 2021-05-05 10:17:41-04 COLLEGE STATION, TX — The Texas A&M Veterinary Emergency Team has added a new vehicle to its fleet; the likes of which will help expand the team's capabilities to treat animals while responding to areas impacted by disasters. Thanks to a donat...

A&M researcher suggests CrossFit could help people recovering from addiction Texas A&M Professor Meg Patterson says, a new study shows joining a CrossFit gym builds a sense of community. and last updated 2021-05-05 10:57:20-04 COLLEGE STATION, TX — Well, one Aggie researcher says the key to keeping clean from addiction, is as simple as hitting the gym... a CrossFit gym in fact. Texas A&M Professor Meg Patterson says, a new study shows joining a CrossFit gym builds a sense of community. Helping those struggling with addiction to kick the habit. And those social networks may be key to ...

Final Review: Hard work and accomplishments honored for Corps of Cadets Class of 2021 and last updated 2021-04-30 18:07:12-04 COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS — The largest and oldest student organization at Texas A&M celebrates the end of another school year, in a very historic and traditional way. The Corps of Cadets is known as 'Keepers of the Spirit' and 'Guardians of Tradition' and they do just that. While the pandemic put one of their traditions on hold... it wasn't for long. "'Final Review' is kind of like changing of the guard between the old senior class and the old leadership, and the ne...