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Courting Inequality: Marriage opposition takes the fight to D.C. Superior Court
As expected, the faction fighting against marriage equality in the District, led by Bishop Harry Jackson of the Hope Christian Church in Beltsville, Md., filed suit Wednesday, Nov.
Residents lend a hand in planning the future of Prince George's
Denise Johnson, 53, a facilitator for the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission's "Envision Prince George's" forum, listens Tuesday as residents voice their opinions on different county topics.
Mount Royal Printing Acquires Jarboe Commercial Printing
November 18, 2009 - NAPL today announced that the Mount Royal Printing Co., Inc.
Local animal shelters get helping hand
Christi Fries of Beltsville and Lynn Wexler of Silver Spring unload pet supplies that were donated by various sources at Davis Hall in College Park on Friday afternoon.
Researchers Study Effect of Cinnamon Compounds on Brain Cells
Cell-culture studies looking into how compounds in cinnamon extract affect brain cells are being conducted by Agricultural Research Service scientists.
Crops and Weeds: Climate Change's First Responders
A team of Agricultural Research Service plant physiologists is studying how global climate change could affect food crop production--and prompt the evolution of even more resilient weeds.
Hearing draws critics of Intercounty Connector tolls
A small group of critics, angered by the expensive tolls proposed for the Intercounty Connector, used a public hearing in Beltsville on Wednesday to accuse Maryland Transportation Authority officials of lying.
BELTSVILLE, Md. - More than 100 dogs rescued from puppy mills in Missouri are now in the D.C. area and are looking for a new home.
Beltsville antenna company expands in Prince George's
A Beltsville company that engineers and develops antennas opened its newest facility this week, providing the opportunity for 100 new jobs.
Watchdog groups turns focus on Laurel High
A Prince George's County political activist group that challenged the Laurel City Council's referendum vote in September has now set its critical sights on Laurel High School.
FBI Agent Pleads Guilty to Lying
An FBI agent faces up to five years in prison for submitting more than $41,000 in fraudulent housing expenses while he was on temporary assignment at FBI headquarters.
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Americans embrace alternatives to 'pagan' Halloween
Witches, beware. Mummies, be gone. Halloween may be a celebration of all things creepy and macabre, but a growing number of US communities are shunning traditional ghoulish festivities, seen by some as tainted by association with paganism and the occult.
Public Hearing Held on Maryland's ICC
Maryland residents got the chance to sound off on the proposed tolls for the Intercounty Connector on Wednesday night.
Newcomers, incumbents lining up for 2010 races
Maryland's primary elections are 11 months away, but that hasn't stopped a number of area residents from tossing their hats into some of the 2010 election races.
Transportation Hearing in PG County
PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, Md. - The Prince George's County Council is holding a hearing Monday night on the most sweeping overhaul of transportation planning in more than 25 years.
Residents argue ICC tolls too expensive for daily driving
Many residents said Monday night that toll rates along the Intercounty Connector - a highway that will link Prince George's and Montgomery counties - could make the 18.8-mile highway too expensive for daily usage by many motorists.
Marching squads thrill audience at showcase
High Point High School drum major Alex Hendricks , 16, of Beltsville and flutist Korina Castillo, 17, of Beltsville dance Oct.
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