Former Slave Recognized In New Book: Patch PM

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Former Slave From Montgomery County Honored In Book

The biography of Josiah Henson, whose story is said to have inspired "Uncle Tom's Cabin," was published by Montgomery Parks, which is planning a museum and education center in his honor.

Man Threatens To Kill Ex, Surrenders To Annapolis Police

Police said a Laurel man went to his ex's house Wednesday wearing a face mask and armed with a gun, then sent her text messages threatening her life.

Avenue At White Marsh Partners With 101.9 For Wedding On Ice

The Baltimore County shopping destination invited couples to put on their skates to tie the knot.

Using Facebook Live With MD Congressional Staffer Ends In Charges

Recording a meeting with a staffer of Congressman Andy Harris on Facebook Live has brought charges against a Maryland university student, the state prosecutor said.

Options For New Chesapeake Bay Bridge Provoke Debate

State highway officials have mapped out 14 possible locations for a second Chesapeake Bay Bridge.

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Portrait of Rev. Josiah Henson, better known as Mrs. H. Beecher Stowe's "Uncle Tom," courtesy of the Library of Congress.