The Maryland Coalition Against Sexual Assault, based in Arnold, issued a statement regarding VAWA's passage in the Senate.
A gap in addressing adolescent needs is becoming a growing concern, several panelists said at a forum Tuesday.
Last year's budget increased tuition and saw no teacher raises. Will the trend continue this year?
Utility relocation has tied up the contractor for the trail's construction.
Broadneck's councilman addresses the County Executive's replacement, and the critical area bill currently under discussion.
The state comptroller paid a visit to Arnold Volunteer Fire Department this week to recognize volunteers for their efforts.
The governor asked students how they balanced their work, education and family time, and if tuition was becoming a problem.
In his monthly newsletter post, Broadneck and Severna Park's County Councilman Dick Ladd discusses issues of importance to the community.
It's National Trivia Day, so we're taking some time to quiz residents on their knowledge of the community.
The county offers tips for how to prepare your pine for pick-up after the holidays.
A Cape St. Claire resident was among Leopold's alleged political enemies.
Mitt Romney was the winner at all 14 Broadneck precincts.
From issues to lines at the polls see how Election Day went in Broadneck.
Some charter amendments sailed through the polls with a 90 percent approval vote, with the lowest being 61 percent.
The chief judge at the Arnold Senior Center said the number of ballot questions were a cause for delay in lines.
Church rector: "I can't imagine hosting all of these people and not offering them something in return. It's just second nature."
Broadneck voters show off their "I Voted" stickers for Patch.
By the time early voting ended on Friday evening, 38,140 voters had cast ballots in Anne Arundel County.
Broadneck and Severna Park's County Councilman outlines his activity in October on the County Council and in local communities.
Some of these items resolve long-standing disputes on the County Council, while others fix newer problems.
Annapolis city officials are recommending residents prepare for potential power outages and property damage from Hurricane Sandy.
Early voting in Maryland starts Saturday for the 2012 presidential election.
The county executive says he will reimburse Anne Arundel County for his attorney fees—reportedly more than $20,000—should there be an unfavorable ruling against him in the discrimination lawsuit.
Schools, businesses and families across Maryland and the country will participate in the U.S. Geological Survey's earthquake drill Thursday.
Councilman warns school officials there will be retaliation next budget season.
A councilman said he wants to try educating residents on the proper usage of recycling facilities before punishing them.
The event promoted the importance of learning to read at a young age.
District 3 candidates John Sarbanes, Eric Knowles and Paul Drgos Jr. and District 4 candidates Faith Loudon and Donna Edwards will square off for a debate on Oct. 23 at AACC.
Council members say the school system went back on their deal in May to resolve the missing $5 million to meet the maintenance of effort requirement.
Delegate Cathy Vitale has been appointed to the Governor’s Family Violence Council serving Maryland families to determine how to best overcome domestic violence.
The average animal adoption cost in the county is $36, and generates up to $340,000 annually.
Next year's preliminary budget includes a feasibility study for Arnold Elementary.
A regular attendee at council meetings was removed by police during Tuesday's meeting after disputing her allotted public comment period.
Slots likely headed to Arundel Mills.