Thursday Nov 19 | Gazette.Net
Grain bin in urban Maryland brings corn fuel out of boondocks
MOUNT RANIER - On a brisk fall night here, Brent Bolin fires up his corn-burning stove.
Math educator recognized for excellence
Michael Gilchrist , the math chair at Thomas S. Stone Elementary School, works with fifth-graders Jose Majano and Carlos Penate, both 10, on math problems.
Proposed school boundaries to be unveiled in December
Tracy Cutler, Hyattsville Middle School creative and performing arts department coordinator, stands looking over some of the overflow buildings.
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.
Film premier follows expedition to top of Mt. Denison
By any measure, it was an adventure of a lifetime. Four Denison University alums flew to Alaska's Kodiak Island, chartered a bush plane to a remote area in the Aleutian Islands, hiked inland eight miles, climbed up a glacier and then to the cold, snowy summit of 7,800-foot-high Mt.
Mount Rainier base camp. It's 11:57 p.m. The 12 a.m. alarm is about to sound. Our 10-man Climb for Captives team will rise, and the 14-hour summit attack will commence from Camp Muir to Rainier's glaciated 14,410-foot crater rim.
Cashier Shot at Mt. Rainier Grocery
Prince George's County Police say two men walked into the Mount Rainier Mini Grocery Store on Thursday afternoon and shot the cashier, who happens to be the 20-year-old son of the couple that owns the store.
Mobile street food vendors make last stop
Juan Martinez of Mount Rainier has a familiar routine: He arrives at work at around 11 a.m., takes phone calls, chops vegetables and prepares an array of Latin American foods - pupusas, tacos and carne asada - all within a truck.
Magma pool under Cascades may link Mt. Rainier, St. Helens
In Native American lore, the volcanoes of the Cascade Mountains chatted with each other like girlfriends.
New businesses add pizzeria, coffeehouse to Mount Rainier
In a year when some small businesses in northern Prince George's County, including restaurants, bookstores, pharmacies and pet stores, have closed in part due to the recession, two small businesses are opening their doors in Mount Rainier.
Events recognize domestic violence awareness month
Several local organizations are recognizing October as National Domestic Violence Awareness Month with events that aim to educate residents about the problem and of the resources available to fight it.
Melting Mt. Rainier? A transplanted summit marker fools some into climate change melted the summit cap, but warming threats on the mountain are real A few weeks ago, climbing couple on Rainier thought they found the global warming coup of the century: They found the USGS summit marker on top, seemingly melted out of the ice on the summit cap.
Prince George's starts Mt.Ranier planning
The Prince George's County Planning Department will kick off its community meetings for the The City of Mount Rainier Mixed-Use Town Center Zone Development Plan tonight.
I-95 speed camera to launch today
The first speed camera in Prince George's County will start snapping photos on Interstate 95 south of Laurel starting today, state highway officials announced Wednesday.
Mount Rainier residents ready to fire up corn-burning stoves
Jodi-Beth McCain stands alongside Mount Rainier's new fuel-corn supply bin on Monday.
Motorists and their advocates in Maryland say those who drive will decide if the tolls on the new Intercounty Connector are acceptable by using - or not using - the new roadway.
Zapato Productions intradimensional
But why had they set out on a journey so strange and so hazardous -- through the land of the tree-octopi and the snake-cats, through that horrible, unearthly fungoid forest, and up and up, up into the caves of utter blackness, across that frightful chasm, up to the Tamahnowis Rocks, into the blaze of the sunshine, out onto the snow and ice on Mount ...
Brentwood considers reviving police force
Brentwood is considering reestablishing its police force, at the behest of an anti-crime advisory committee and residents.
Jose Guevara and Flora Ana Granado, Mount Rainier, Md. In a good year, bricklayer Guevara and his wife, who cleans offices, earn about $30,000.Their three children, ages 18, 15 and 3, are covered by Medicaid, the state-federal program for the poor.
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