Parole News

A Parole business manager discovered suspected gang graffiti spray-painted on the side of a building last week.. The manager of Ascensions Hair Salon at 101 Old Solomons Island Road discovered black and gray graffiti spray-painted on a fence on the far side of the property on the morning of Dec.

At Westfield Annapolis mall in Parole, Santa Claus usually takes time off twice a day to feed his reindeer, as a sign at Santa's Workshop clearly states.

The City Council last night set in motion the process of creating a renewable energy park even though many details still need to be hammered out.

At 10 a.m. yesterday, long lines had formed at the Giant supermarket on Bay Ridge Avenue in Annapolis, and cashiers frantically tried to keep up with the seemingly endless stream of customers.

Despite some well-known verses of a popular Hanukkah song, most members of the Jewish community don't make their dreidels out of clay.

A 46-year-old Baltimore man died last night shortly after walking into a volunteer fire station and verbally confronting firefighters who tried to treat him, county fire officials and police said.

A Pasadena man was charged Tuesday with breaking into several vehicles in a Glen Burnie community, county police said.

This is the time of the year when shoppers bemoan the chore of finding the right gift for the family wine enthusiast.

'He's beatin' everyone up in the store' Published 12/10/09 Shouting obscenities and pushing customers, a Baltimore man charged into a Ferndale convenience store this week and quickly focused all his anger on the 66-year-old man who told him to stop.

The waterkeepers who patrol Maryland's rivers and bays said the state is failing to enforce clean-water laws, and the federal government should take over the task.

An Annapolis-area man convicted in 2007 of manslaughter must serve out the remainder of his 3 1/2-year prison sentence, a county judge ruled yesterday.

For decades, people have wrung their hands: What to do about "Boomtown," the commercial strip on Route 175 across from Fort George G. Meade? To some, it's an eyesore, full of seedy bars, cheap restaurants, nail salons, dry cleaners and, of course, the de rigueur adult video store.

A 64-year-old woman was killed and an SHA employee injured Monday afternoon as they stood at the scene of an accident that happened moments earlier on Ritchie Highway in Severna Park.

The checkout line at Toys 'R' Us on West Street in Parole snakes through roped-off lanes and floor displays this morning.

They work late nights driving beat-up cars that smell of cheese and sausage. And every time pizza delivery drivers head out, they fear being robbed by some crook looking for an easy mark with ready cash.

Cape St. Claire resident Judeth Lucas, 16, is a junior at Archbishop Spalding High School and a new member of its National Honor Society chapter.

The City Council last night postponed negotiating a lease for the development of a state-of-the-art power plant, drawing immediate fire from the outgoing mayor.

Like a lot of kids his age, 10-year-old Jonathan Clingenpeel said he fell into a habit of eating too many snacks and watching a lot of television.

A clinical breast exam helped pinpoint Kelly Lange's breast cancer 14 years ago, and self exams helped her notice recurrences later.

Hospitalizations for H1N1 and other types of flu have begun to fall in Maryland, spurring top state health officials to hope the public health problem is waning.