Boom heard over Maryland caused by military plane, officials say
The loud boom was heard over a large portion of Maryland, D.C. and Virginia on Sunday afternoon.
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Annapolis needs permanent memorial garden to honor women; seeing systemic racism firsthand; support for End-of-Life Option Act | READER COMMENTARY
Letters to the editor of The Capital.
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Bill would make Chesapeake Bay a National Recreation Area
Members of Maryland’s congressional delegation on Monday announced legislation that would make parts of the Chesapeake Bay a National Recreation Area, under the management of the National Park Service, and the public is being invited to comment.
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With stinky fish bait vaccine, Anne Arundel health department volunteers fan out to fight rabies
Anne Arundel health department volunteers are flinging fish-scented bait with rabies vaccine from car windows, rolling it into storm drains and even dropping it from helicopters to diminish the animal disease.
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Anne Arundel County Council District 1 candidates hope to improve public safety, bring resources
Smith, a marine corps reservist who lives in Jessup, has been in the county for about 19 years. He now works as a program manager at Fort George G. Meade. Shifflett is a property manager in Glen Burnie. He’s lived in the county for around 38 years — his entire life besides two years he spent in Pennsylvania.
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