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The following students were named to the dean's list at the College of William and Mary for the fall semester: Megan Vahsen of Annapolis, Minna Leydorf of Annapolis, Stephanie Steinweg of Arnold, Alexander Greenspan of Millersville and Christina Patrick of Severna Park.
Title company owner gets 1 year for mortgage fraud
The Davidsonville owner of multiple real estate title companies was sentenced to a year in prison this week for defrauding lenders and another title insurance business of hundreds of thousands of dollars, federal prosecutors said.
County seeks to target road funds
A worker perches on the roof of a building under construction at the Haven at Odenton Gateway yesterday.
Our Say: State justifies a political move with poppycock
We wish the governor and the state Department of General Services would demonstrate a little honesty when it comes to justifying their decision to move the Department of Housing and Community Development from Crownsville to Prince George's County.
Bill Would Funnel Impact Fee Cash to Odenton
The Anne Arundel County Council is set to consider a measure designed to funnel new money from development fees toward transportation upgrades in the Odenton Town Center.
Plans for amphitheater on Crownsville farm advance
Graciela Blackstone, who's leading plans to build the Amphitheater for Humanity on her family farm in Crownsville, kneels on the property.
Police Beat: Man wanted in sexual assault
Anne Arundel County Police said Friday a balding white man with an earring and a scar on his right cheek is suspected in a Jan.
Plan to move Crownsville state offices draws criticism
County lawmakers yesterday angrily challenged the cost of Gov. Martin O'Malley's plan to move the Department of Housing and Community Development from Crownsville to New Carrollton.
Political Notes: Human relations panel has a vacancy
The 11-member commission is a volunteer group set up to promote fairness, eliminate discrimination and harassment in both public and private sectors, and form connections between residents of different backgrounds and cultures.
Adventist Behavioral Health to close Crownsville campus
Adventist Behavioral Health said it will close its residential treatment facilities and school in Crownsville later this year, moving the teen-agers it serves to locations in Rockville and in Cambridge on the Eastern Shore.
Crownsville boy has role in ABC movie Sunday
Jimmy Bellinger of Crownsville is part of the cast for the upcoming Hallmark Hall of Fame movie "A Smile as Big as the Moon," starring John Corbett.
Around West County: At the general store, making afghans for wounded soldiers
A cat named Pumpkin casually meandered around the tables while The Cottage Hookers, a lively bunch of ladies, started about their business.
Death Notices for Odenton, Severn
Kenneth James Carey , Odenton resident, formerly of Aberdeen. Died Jan. 20 . James Stewart James , 70.
Jones' fate on council up for vote Tuesday
The councilman who has sponsored legislation that would allow the County Council to replace Daryl D. Jones when he reports to prison later this month is predicting the move will sail through when the panel meets Tuesday.
Good Deeds: 'Giving Back, Linda's Legacy is a dream come true'
EDITOR'S NOTE: We reserve this space for readers to publicly say thanks to Good Samaritans.
Police Beat: Serious accident in Crownsville
A 17-year-old boy was critically injured in a single-vehicle accident on Defense Highway on Saturday evening, according to county fire officials.
Leopold urges House delegation to protect county's tax base
Raising revenues, tracking stolen firearms and blocking the governor's plan to move a state agency from Crownsville to Prince George's County were among the top priorities County Executive John R. Leopold presented to the General Assembly Friday.