Popeyes, Elections, Hit And Run, Thin Blue Line: Top MD News

Here are some of the top stories from the week on Maryland Patch sites. Our most-read list ranges from a variety of elections to the deadly stabbing at one Maryland Popeyes restaurant and several disturbances at another.

These and more are on our list: A few national retailers announced local store closures coming before year's end; central Maryland saw flurries for the first time this season; and a tow truck driver was killed in a hit-and-run crash that remains unsolved, prompting police to remind people of Maryland's Move Over Law.

• Tow Truck Driver Struck, Killed In PG County: Police
• Popeyes Attack In PG County Happened In Seconds: Police
• Sears, Kmart: 4 More Stores Closing In Maryland
• Maternity Apparel Store Closing 3 MD Locations: Report
• 3 Disturbances At Edgewood Popeyes, No Charges Filed
• Elrich Stands By 'Thin Blue Line' Flag Call, Slams Hogan
• Hogan Slams Elrich For Banning 'Thin Blue Line' Flag Display
• Harford County Adds Elementary School Resource Officers
• Forever 21, FYE Closing In Gaithersburg: Report
• Snyder's Willow Grove To Close In Glen Burnie After 83 Years
• MCPS Teacher Allegedly Had 'Inappropriate Conduct' With Student
• Some Lawn Fertilizers Banned In Maryland Starting Nov. 16
• First Flurries Of The Season Fall In Maryland: Weather Service
• Capital Gazette Shooting Aftermath Subject Of Short Film By Time
• Howard County Public School System To Start School In August
• Baltimore County School Start Date Decided For 2020
• Feds Investigating Under Armour For Accounting Practices: Report

Elections:

• Bel Air Election Results 2019: Commissioner Race Decided
• Gaithersburg Election Results: Harris, Spiegel, Wu Win Reelection
• PG County Election Results: Wojahn Wins College Park Mayor
• Rockville City Election Results: Donnell Newton Wins Reelection

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