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Blue Alert Act would create a national network to help catch violent criminals who injure or kill police officers, similar to the Amber Alert system.
Blue Alert Act would create a national network to help catch violent criminals who injure or kill police officers, similar to the Amber Alert system.
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Blue Alert Act would create a national network to help catch violent criminals who injure or kill police officers, similar to the Amber Alert system.
Couple's son: 'I consider it hate mail.'
Police said the 23-year-old has been missing since Tuesday.
Baz Luhrmann's 3D film adaptation of "The Great Gatsby" is due in most theaters Friday. But did you know that the novel's author F. Scott Fitzgerald is buried in Rockville?
Photos from last weekend's art fest.
District Heights man was found guilty of running a prostitution ring from a Rockville Pike hotel.
Move could pave way for Walmart. “I think that the community has spoken and the community wants retail at that location,” developer Bruce Lee tells The Gazette.
Anti-abortion group releases secret tapes.
Four Maryland lawmakers will run for re-election
20 restaurants will converge at Rockville Town Center with hopes of pleasing the palate of thousands
Move could pave way for Walmart. “I think that the community has spoken and the community wants retail at that location,” developer Bruce Lee tells The Gazette.
Park could add garden space, walking trails and greenery to White Flint landscape, The Gazette reports.
Seneca Valley High School student Steven Isaacson was awarded $500.
Mass Scheduled for 10 a.m. Thursday at St. Jude Regional Catholic School
The 19-year-old told police he got the idea by watching YouTube.
One man was apprehended; two others are at large, Montgomery County police said.
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