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School Board Considers Banning All Personal Student Devices During School Day

The Loudoun County School Board may prohibit the use of all personal devices by students during the school day, including phones, laptops, and more. A state law passed in April prohibits students from using cell phones between the first and last bell. The state code also bans any personal device that could connect to...
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Maryland – Police Alert: Police Crack Down on Dangerous Driving; 331 Citations Issued

Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Baltimore, MD – Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA) Police officers issued more than 330 citations and warnings during a statewide enforcement effort targeting dangerous driving last Friday. According...
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Search Continues for 10-Year-Old Boy Missing Since August 6

The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children is asking for the public’s help to find Wise Da’Science Dickerson, a 10-year-old boy missing from Montgomery Village. He is 4 feet 7 inches tall, weighs 70 pounds, has short black hair and brown eyes, and was last seen wearing a dark blue shirt and black long...
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Major blue county in hot seat after violent illegal alien arrested 10 times finally...

Fairfax County officials are in the hot seat after the DHS says its sanctuary policies allowed an illegal alien to walk free despite ten arrests.
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As SNAP benefits expire, grassroots groups in Maryland brace to cover food gaps

BETHESDA, Md. (7News) — As federal food assistance programs hang in the balance, community organizations across Maryland are bracing for what they say could be one of the most challenging months in recent memory. For Bethesda-based So What Else, a grassroots nonprofit dedicated to feeding families across the region,...
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Maryland Food Bank can’t feed everyone

The Maryland Food Bank estimates it may be able to cover 15 percent of the SNAP recipients in the state if funding for the program runs out and that would require it to quadruple its distributions.
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UPDATED: Sterling man, 78, charged with murder in fatal three-alarm townhouse fire

A three-alarm fire that left a 36-year-old woman dead and damaged three townhouses in Sterling on Friday was intentionally set – and a 78-year-old man is in custody charged with murder, Loudoun County fire officials said Wednesday. Fire crews were dispatched to the 20000 block of Riptide Square just after 1 a.m for...
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Loudoun’s Roots 657 Cafe announces it is closing its doors

Sad news to report this afternoon as the Roots 657 Cafe & Local Market in rural Loudoun County has announced it is closing its doors next month. “After nearly a decade of serving Loudoun County and being a proud part of the Lucketts community, we want to share some important news — ROOTS 657 will serve its last...
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Labor Department looking into money missing from 401(k) plans at NKY company

Newly unsealed court documents show a Northern Kentucky construction company wasn't depositing 401(k) deferrals as required by law. The I-Team examines what that means for workers.
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Carl Carpenter Killed In ‘Heartless, Senseless’ Act In MD

Carl Carpenter wore a lot of hats before he was killed in what his loved ones described as a "heartless and senseless act of violence." A military veteran, Carpenter was shot and killed on Monday, Oct. 27, during a reported argument that landed his gunman behind bars in Southern Maryland.

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