Maryland schools must now share information on students charged with serious crimes
The Maryland State Board of Education voted unanimously Tuesday to approve an emergency rule requiring that school leaders be notified if a student charged with "serious criminal offenses" is about to enroll in their school.
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Maryland legislators will meet Thursday to discuss conditions at the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional ...
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For hunters, bear season is a rare opportunity to protect humans from wild animals. Over 4,500 hunters had hoped to win an ...
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