Politics & Government
Five Things: Town Center, Guantanamo, Wrestling and Hoops
Here are five newsy things that might be worth following this week in the Odenton and Severn area.

When: Monday, 7 p.m.
Where: Meade High School, 1100 Clark Rd., Fort Meade
Details: These local rivals have had some real battles over the years, and now they are back for a second-round playoff matchup. The Meade girls should be favored as they topped the Lady Wildcats, 64-46, during the regular season.
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When: Tuesday, 8 a.m.
Where: , 329 Gambrills Rd., Gambrills
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Details: Members of the business community will hear a presentation from Michele Wheley of the Central Maryland Transportation Alliance, which has advocated for an expansion of MARC train service. The breakfast is $20 for members and $30 for non-members.
When: Tuesday, 6:30 p.m.
Where: , 8273 Telegraph Rd., Odenton
Details: There's a full agenda for Tuesday's meeting, as the public will see plans for a new CVS at Odenton Gateway and for a new motorcycle parts and repair store at the former Harvest Moon site. Residents will also get an update on plans for development along North Patuxent Road and across from the fire department. Check out .
Arraignment for Majid Shoukat Khan
When: Wednesday, 9 a.m.
Where: Fort Meade
Details: Fort Meade is serving as the satellite location for media and other parties following the military commissions of terrorism suspects at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Khan, a former Baltimore resident, was charged with war crimes and has reportedly agreed to testify against other detainees. Patch will be covering the proceedings from Fort Meade.
When: Saturday and Sunday
Where: Cole Field House, College Park
Details: There will be four wrestlers from in action as the best wrestlers in the state face off this weekend. Tyler Goodwin will be seeking his second state championship, while Logan Reece will look to improve on a second-place finish from last year. Justin Goodwin and Zach Johnson have also qualified.
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