Murder Of 2 Students Showed 'Degree Of Overkill,' Judge Says: Patch PM

Share-worthy stories from Maryland Patches on Monday, June 19, include a line of honor created to escort a fallen soldier into Harford County and breakthrough in the case of two students slain the night before graduation in Montgomery County. Plus, a Navy sailor from Baltimore County killed in a weekend crash at sea, a light-filled sculpture in Howard County and a Potomac student's Cheerio stunt.

State troopers created a "line of honor" for a motorcade escorting a fallen soldier from the Dover Air Force Base to Bel Air over the weekend: Troopers Salute Fallen Maryland Soldier On I-95.

Three suspects have been charged in the murders of two Germantown students: Judge Denies Bond For 3 Men Accused Of Murdering Germantown Teens.

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• Luminarium Near Lake Kittamaqundi Dazzles Columbia
• HCC 'Active Shooter Situation:' No Confirmation Of Shots Fired, Sheriff Says
• Topless Women Can Be Banned From Ocean City Beaches: Maryland AG

A Potomac student who snarfed down a bowl of Cheerios during the Berman Academy graduation ceremony drew laughs; watch the video: Senior Eats Cheerios During Graduation Ceremony.

Rockville Wow House: $1,595,000 For Elegant All-Brick Tudor Home

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