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Some Stations Reopen as Metro Braces for Next Storm
The Metrorail system will open with limited service Tuesday, and another winter storm is expected to limit afternoon and evening service.
EDITORIAL: Maryland's moneymaking fake school zones
Lawmakers around the country are turning to speed cameras to mask the deficits caused by their reckless spending.
Could the past change the Purple Line?
Morrill Hill, soon to be designated a historic site, may jeopardize a proposal to run the Purple Line on Preinkert Drive.
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Police investigating home invasion
An elderly couple in New Carrollton was bound with duct tape and robbed in their home early Monday morning by a man who then ransacked their home, prompting warnings from police for residents to secure their homes before going to bed.
Major Orange & Blue Line Delays Over Presidents Day Holiday
Metro is giving riders plenty of advance notice: expect major delays on the Blue and Orange Lines over the Presidents Day holiday weekend.
Chevy Chase group continues push for Purple Line shift
The state isn't prepared to change its plan to build the Purple Line light rail on the south side of the Capital Crescent Trail, but is willing to hear contrary arguments from the Town of Chevy Chase.
Brentwood force hires new police chief
Brentwood's newly reinstated police department now has a chief to lead it, and the town is looking to hire a second officer by June.
Boundary plan gets more changes in Prince George's County
Ignore the school boundary changes recently proposed for northern and central Prince George's County - Superintendent William Hite Jr.
Dining: Local buffets keep customers coming back for more
Customers at Grand East Buffet in New Carrollton can choose from time-tested staples, such as fried chicken, snow crab legs and barbeque spare ribs, or they can venture off the beaten buffet path and try an authentic Chinese dessert, such as logan.
Police are investigating a homicide in New Carrollton this Friday morning. Captain David Ladd with the New Carrollton Police Department says a 911 call was made shortly after 6:00 Friday morning reporting a body on Jodie Street near Inlet Street.
Metro pleads guilty to dumping hazardous chemicals in 2003
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority pleaded guilty Wednesday to a charge of violating the Clean Water Act in 2003, when hazardous chemicals were released into a regional sewer system from the New Carrollton and Branch Avenue rail yards.
Sex Demands Part of Man's Death?
WHEATON, Md. - A New Carrollton man who was allegedly stabbed to death by a couple last week demanded sex from the woman in exchange for letting her visit with their 6-year-old child, according to documents filed in Montgomery County District Court.
Reporter's Notebook: Montgomery council endorses transit improvements
The Montgomery County Council has gotten into the spirit of giving. On Tuesday, the council endorsed I-270's light-rail line and the addition of two reversible highway lanes.
Man found in Wheaton was stabbed to death
A New Carrollton man found in a Wheaton road early this morning was stabbed to death, according to the Medical Examiner's Office in Baltimore.
Forman Mills to open pair of new area stores
Jojo Bennaugh prepares for the Friday opening of the new Forman Mills store in New Carrollton.
Man's body found in road in Wheaton at night
WHEATON - Montgomery County police have charged a man with first-degree murder in the killing of a man whose body was found in the road in Wheaton.
Federal Program Helps Troops Transfer to the Classroom
"I guess you could say that I run a tight ship," said White, a veteran of the Air Force and a teacher at Lamont Elementary School in New Carrollton, Md.
Pr. George's OKs Takoma/Langley plan
The Prince George's County Council has approved the Takoma/Langley Crossroads Sector Plan, which envisions a walkable "international corridor" supported by the new Purple Line light rail system.
Metro Charged With Releasing Hazardous Chemicals Into Sewer System
Metro has been charged with releasing hazardous chemicals into the sewer system over a six-day period back in 2003.

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