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Art Modell's Grave, Flesh-Eating Bacteria, Train Collides with Truck, Family Reacts to Concert Death

Plus, Restaurant Week 2014, TV show needs MD families, back-to-school classes and fairs, and drunk driver crashes into Edgewater building.

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Ohio Man Charged in Art Modell Graveside Urination Case

Flesh-Eating Bacteria Cases Prompt Chesapeake Bay Warning

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‘Victim of a Terrible Mishap’: Family of Man Who Died After Merriweather Show

DIY Network Show Looking for Families to Film

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Detectives Identify Motive in Street Homicide: Harford County Sheriff’s Office

Train, Truck Collide South of Rosedale

Police: Drunk Driver Crashes into Building

College Park Restaurant Week 2014 Lineup

Applications Accepted for Police Citizen Academy

Volunteers Needed: Craft Beer Fest, Emergency Fair, Light House Run, Walk the Walk

Getting Kids Ready for Kindergarten, Middle School

Petmobile Coming to Eldersburg Walmart

New Immunizations Required for Some Students in Baltimore County Public Schools

Floyd’s 99 Barbershop Offers Opening Specials

Free Immunizations at PG County Back-to-School Fair

115 Annapolis Seniors Gathered for Hot Dog Hoedown

UPDATE: Critical Missing Child Found

Public Asked to Help Find Suspect in Fatal Shooting

Westfield Montgomery Mall Celebrates Tax-Free Shopping Week

Mall in Columbia Says Open-Air Plaza is Completely Leased

Del Frisco’s Grille Hiring Employees This Week

HdG Middle, High School Project Moves Ahead

Teen Charged With Arson in Laurel House Fire

Crofton Businessman Sentenced in Drug-Related Murder

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