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A Charles County man who repeatedly raped and sexually abused an underage girl in his care has been sentenced to life in prison, federal prosecutors announced Wednesday.
A Charles County man who repeatedly raped and sexually abused an underage girl in his care has been sentenced to life in prison, federal prosecutors announced Wednesday. (Renee Schiavone/Patch)

MARYLAND — On the weekend, we present a week in review of the top stories and headlines from across Maryland. Here's a roundup of some of the biggest and quirkiest stories across the state. You can also find your local Patch and catch up on those stories by clicking here.

MD Man Who Raped Girl Hundreds Of Times Sentenced To Prison

Prosecutors said the Maryland man helped raise the girl whom he pleaded guilty to sexually abusing multiple times over 5 years.

Severely Abused Dog Rescued From Iran Finds Hope In MD

An Iranian farmer cut off part of Sudi's legs, ears and toes. Sudi is now receiving medical treatment in the U.S. while searching for love.

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72-Year-Old Man Fatally Stabbed In Own Home, Suspect Sought: Police

Police are searching for the suspect they say fatally stabbed a 72-year-old man in his home Monday night.

Solar Eclipse Weather Forecast For MD: Will It Be Clear?

Hopes are high that the skies will clear for Monday's historic partial eclipse across Maryland.

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Teens Set Fire To Laundry Room Door At Apartment Complex: Official

A group of teens are believed to have set fire to a laundry/maintenance room door at an apartment complex, officials report.

José Andrés' Charity Suspends Operations Near Gaza As Strike Kills 7

World Central Kitchen, founded by José Andrés of Maryland, said it immediately suspended operations in the Mideast after 7 workers died.

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