Cafeteria Fight, Singing House, Ray Rice Appeal, Ebola Departure: News Nearby

In case you missed anything, here are some of the week’s top headlines from Maryland Patches:

• Police: 5 Students in Custody, 3 Hospitalized from Overlea High School Cafeteria Fights
• Nurse Now Free of Ebola Released from National Institutes of Health
• Bel Air Man Jumped White House Fence, Appears Agitated in Court
• Halloween House Sings Along to ‘All About That Bass’
• Annapolis Named National Treasure
• Rabbi Suspended from Towson University Among Voyeurism Allegations
• Montgomery County Public Schools Ban Food with Additives
• Ray Rice Set to Appeal NFL Suspension in Early November
• Prince George’s Deputy Fatally Shoots Domestic Violence Suspect
• World’s Largest Collection of Holocaust Artifacts Moving to Bowie
• Rosedale Train Derailment Report Calls for Cell Phone Reform
• Surveillance Video Released in Postal Worker Slaying; $125K Reward Offered
• National Weather Service Confirms Tornado Touched Down in Howard County
• Anne Arundel County Employees Disciplined After Lynching Symbol Made at Workplace

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Pictured, aftermath of fight at Overlea High School on Oct. 21 that police said resulted in seven students getting arrested and three being hospitalized. Screenshot from Vine/Kiya.