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Spring Garden woman remembers Beltway Sniper terror
Wendy Daly, a 54-year-old Spring Garden Township resident, lived in Bowie, Md., during the Beltway Sniper's reign of terror.
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DC area relives terror as sniper's execution nears
Early the next morning, a landscaper was fatally shot in nearby Rockville, also by a .223-caliber bullet.
Holidays promise a 'Devil' of a time
The Bowie Senior Center Chorale is scheduled to perform a holiday concert of 1950s rock 'n' roll as well as Christmas classics at the Bowie Center for the Performing Arts.
PG Firefighters Indicted for Arson
UPPER MARLBORO, Md. - A grand jury indicted two volunteer Prince George's County firefighters on arson and burglary charges Thursday.
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Larry D. Rich Honored for Excellence in Education Administration
BOWIE, MD, November 4, 2009 /Cambridge Who's Who/ -- Larry D. Rich, Principal of Sligo Adventist School, has been recognized by Cambridge Who's Who for demonstrating dedication, leadership and excellence in education administration.
Next Maryland GOP chairmanship competition narrows
Audrey Scott, a former Ehrlich administration official, is the clear front-runner to be the next Maryland Republican Party chairman, with the withdrawal of her chief rival.
Trail of the ghosts of Anne Arundel County
"This is one of the most haunted spots in Maryland," she says. Crime map Search for information about crimes in Anne Arundel County by specifying an incident type, time period and/or location Around Arundel Images from around the county - see what's going on in your neighborhood Readers Respond The Sun welcomes comments from readers.
Councilwoman donates, reads 'Chocolate Factory' story to third-graders
Springhill Lake Elementary School third-graders received a sweet surprise from Prince George's County Councilwoman Ingrid Turner of Bowie, who donated the book "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" to each student in a class and read aloud chapters of the book.
Speed cameras coming to Prince George's in January
Lights, camera, tickets. In Prince George's County, that will soon be the case for many speeders.
In a sea of options, reading stays afloat at Route 1 shop
It is entirely fitting that Attic Books operates out of what was once the Greyhound bus depot at Route 1 and Main Street.
Scramble to parcel out H1N1 vaccine
The federal government's unprecedented campaign to protect the nation against the swine flu pandemic has gotten off to a sputtering start, frustrating parents, pregnant women and others anxious to get immunized against the new virus.
Hite asked many questions about student redistribution
Bowie area parents came to a school boundary meeting Tuesday armed with suggestions - and one petition - to guide Prince George's County officials as they consider enrollment adjustments.
Md. Woman Gets Unexpected Kidney
Two women brought together by an unexpected match, underwent kidney transplant surgery Monday morning at The Johns Hopkins Hospital.
Environmental activist now a Md. green developer
Stephen P. McAllister wants to build one of "the greenest projects to date in this country" on a sprawling plot of land straddling the line between South Baltimore and Anne Arundel County.
Bricklayer wins international award
Bloom-ville bricklayer Darren Tobolt won first place in the 2009 Bricklayers International Apprenticeship Contest Sept.
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Maryland man guilty in assault on police
A Maryland man who charged two police officers in his car, prompting them to open fire to disable his vehicle, pleaded guilty in Adams County court Friday.
Prince George's County lobbyist pleads guilty to DUI
A former Prince George's County Council lobbyist is being held without bail after pleading guilty Tuesday to driving under the influence.
Health officials sound rabies warning in county
County health officials are warning Bowie residents to monitor their pets for signs of rabies and to get their animals vaccinated against the disease, after a rabid cat was discovered in the area on Oct.