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$1M Ticket Sold, School Violence, Flood Plan Fail: Top MD News
Ellicott City's flood plan, shooting at school, winning ticket, 152-year-old shop closing and school bathroom rape made headlines this week.
Here are some of the top news stories from the week on Maryland Patches:
- Teen Injured In Shooting Outside High School In Baltimore: Police
- 'Real Housewives Of Potomac' Reality Star Faces Assault Charge
- Stebbins Anderson Is Closing
- Firefighters Contain 2-Alarm Gas Station Fire In Rockville
- Ellicott City Residents Say Flood Mitigation Plan Failed
- After 300 Homicides In Baltimore, 'We Need Action': Scott
- Maryland Transportation Authority Sent Thousands Of Warning Letters By Mistake
- Suspect Accused In Popeyes Stabbing Arrested: PGPD
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- Maryland's First National Marine Sanctuary Officially Opens
- Student Charged With Rape In Reservoir High Sex Assault: Police
- Lottery Ticket Worth $1M Sold At Crofton Business
- Edgewood Popeyes Employees Robbed At Gunpoint: Sheriff
- Maryland Has 15 Best STEM High Schools: Newsweek
- One Dead In Webster Road House Fire, Officials Say
- Identical Twins Celebrate 100th Birthday In Baltimore
- Bel Air Bank Teller Charged In Home Invasion Denied Bail
- 226 Maryland Nursing Homes Make U.S. News ‘Best’ Ratings
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