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Police: suspect hospitalized after being shot by Md. officer
A suspect is under Maryland State Police guard while being treated at Peninsula Regional Medical Center for what is believed to be a non-life threatening injury in the upper torso that he sustained when shot by a police officer Friday, according to police.
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Suspect Hospitalized, Under Police Guard Following Officer Involved Shooting in Hurlock
Md. Scientists Taking Stock Of Crab Population In The Chesapeake Bay
BALTIMORE - It's a numbers game that effects livelihoods to dinner tables in Maryland.
Hurlock Man Arrested for Child Abuse
HURLOCK , Md.- A Hurlock man is behind bars on child abuse and related charges following accusations that he tried to drown his 12-year-old son in a bathtub while disciplining him.
O'Malley's Teacher Pension Proposal a Major Concern for Md. Counties
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Md. is No. 1 in number of graduates who pass AP exams
For the fourth year in a row, Maryland ranked No. 1 in the nation in the percentage of its graduating seniors who successfully passed the rigorous Advanced Placement exams, leaping further ahead of other top states.
5 watermen charged in oyster violations
The Maryland Natural Resources Police today charged five watermen with oyster violations in Dorchester County.
Parks would honor Harriet Tubman's legacy
February is Black History Month, a time to honor the important contributions made throughout our nation's history by African-Americans. This year, I want to pay special tribute to Harriet Ross Tubman, a Marylander who was a leader of the anti-slavery resistance network known as the Underground Railroad.
Bill on Tracking Devices Upsets DNR
ANNAPOLIS, Md. - If an Eastern Shore lawmaker has his way, soon the Department of Natural Resources will no longer be allowed to place GPS tracking devices on boats.
Elderly Man Dies After Being Burned in Trash Fire
FEDERALSBURG , Md.- Authorities say a 94-year-old man burning trash outside his Federalsburg home lost control of the fire and died from extensive burns he sustained after his clothing caught ablaze.
Md. women's caucus wants to recognize Tubman
After a failed attempt last year to put a Harriet Tubman statue in Congress' Statuary Hall, the Maryland women's caucus is trying again to get the state native what they feel is her due representation in national history.
Tempers Flare Over Tracking Devices on Watermen's Boats
Tempers flared this morning over tracking devices that were placed on watermen vessels by the Department of Natural Resources at the Eastern Shore Delegation meeting in Annapolis, Md.
CONGRESS: Maryland Women's Caucus returns with new Tubman legislation
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State plans to overhaul student suspension codes
Concerned about the high numbers of student suspensions, state school board members are proposing an overhaul of discipline codes that would move away from zero-tolerance policies.
Correctional officer's shooting remains a mystery
Correctional Officer Gregory Collins was on his way home to his family when he was killed by someone who fired into his pickup truck.
Our Bay: Former waterman finds promise in oyster farming
We've been slurping Chesapeake oysters, my Chesapeake Bay Foundation buddy Don Baugh and I, for more than a hundred years between us.
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