Maryland

Sniper Attack Players Reflect 10 Years Later

This year marks the 10th anniversary of the “Beltway sniper” shootings that left every citizen worried they could be a potential victim, and was what one reporter said was “in some ways, the scariest thing this country has seen outside of an organized terror attack.”

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Capitol Heights Gets Rid of Neighborhood Eyesore

CAPITOL HEIGHTS – When yet another fire started two years ago at the abandoned apartment complex down the street from his home, the Rev

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Sniper Attack Players Reflect 10 Years Later

WASHINGTON – On Sept

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Capitol Heights Gets Rid of Long-time Neighborhood Eyesore

For over a decade, city and county officials had stood by as people started fires, dumped trash, and committed crimes on the vacant 10-acre Chapel Wood Apartments property.

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Major Banks Spend Millions to Help Maryland Homeowners Under Mortgage Settlement

COLLEGE PARK – After nearly four years of wrestling with Bank of America, Jose Garcia was overjoyed to get a mortgage modification that allowed him to keep his house

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Bartlett, Delaney Embrace Social Media in 6th District Race

WASHINGTON — The candidates in Maryland’s 6th Congressional District have already raised more money than in the district’s last five congressional races combined, but in an effort to win over voters not swayed by radio and television ads, the campaigns have also taken up social media for the first time