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EOA Staff posted this in Anne Arundel County Crime, Breaking News, Crime News, NEWS on March 11, 2010, at 3:47 pm
Timbuktu, a restaurant near BWI known for its crabcakes, was raided this mornign by Federal agents.
ICE Comments On Timbuktu Raid
The following statement was just received from William Winter, Special Agent in Charge of this morning’s US Immigrations and Customs Enforcement raid at Timbuktu Restaurant in Hanover, MD.
Today’s enforcement action is part of a multi-phased
Continue reading UPDATE: Hanover Raid
EOA Staff posted this in Anne Arundel County Crime, Breaking News, Crime News, NEWS on March 11, 2010, at 1:19 pm
Local Restaurant Raided
Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has just completed a raid at Timbuktu Restaurant at 1726 Dorsey Road in Hanover. Anne Arundel police supplied 18 officers to assist federal authorities in executing warrants at the restaurant and at several other residential locations around the County. From a source close to the investigation, the restaurant
Continue reading Feds Raid Timbuktu In Hanover
EOA Staff posted this in Breaking News, NEWS on March 11, 2010, at 9:05 am
Regional News From WBAL-TV
More Counties Electing School Board Members. If you want to become a local school board member, your only way in may be through an election because that’s what more local school boards are leaning toward over appointments.Many school members said they are among the overworked and underpaid, but they’re
Continue reading Regional Recap, March 11, 2010
EOA Staff posted this in Breaking News, NEWS on March 10, 2010, at 9:05 am
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Senate Votes To Change Child Support Guidelines. Guidelines used to set child support payments would be changed for the first time in 21 years under legislation approved by the Maryland Senate. The Senate voted 43-2 on Tuesday to pass the measure.
Continue reading Regional Recap, March 10, 2010
EOA Staff posted this in Breaking News, Education, NEWS on March 9, 2010, at 10:46 am
Grasmick Says Yes–Maxwell Puts Her On Christmas Card List
County schools just received notice that their request to waive 5 snow days was approved by the State Superintendent, Nancy S. Grasmick.
This means, that barring any more weather related district wide closures, the last day of school will be on June 15th. There have been other slight
Continue reading State Approves Snow Day Waiver
EOA Staff posted this in Breaking News, NEWS on March 9, 2010, at 9:05 am
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Anti-Slots Petition Gathers 40,000 Signatures. A coalition against slots at Arundel Mills Mall said it has collected 40,000 names on a petition that would force a public vote on whether to allow slots at that location. Monday marked the deadline to submit signatures. The new chapter in Maryland’s slots
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EOA Staff posted this in Breaking News, NEWS on March 8, 2010, at 9:05 am
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4 Accused Of Kidnapping, Torturing Teen. Two men and two women have been denied bail after being accused by police of kidnapping and torturing a 19-year-old woman.Police said the suspects followed the teen to the Executive Inn on Pulaski Highway on Sunday, where they abducted her and took her
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EOA Staff posted this in Breaking News, NEWS on March 5, 2010, at 9:05 am
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2 Injured In Brooklyn Fire. Fire officials said two people were injured Friday morning in a one-alarm house fire.The blaze occurred in the 3600 block of 7th St. in the Brooklyn area.The victims were taken to Johns Hopkins Bayview, and there was no word on their conditions.The fire
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EOA Staff posted this in Breaking News, NEWS on March 4, 2010, at 9:05 am
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Cardinal Gibbons, 12 Other Schools To Close. Cardinal Gibbons High School in Baltimore and St. William of York School are two of 13 schools set to be closed by the Archdiocese of Baltimore.
Group Rallies For Bill To Help Private Education. Hundreds of students rallied in Annapolis in support of legislation
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EOA Staff posted this in Breaking News, Education, NEWS on March 3, 2010, at 3:13 pm
Last Day To Be June 15
The Anne Arundel County Schools released a statement today outlining the changes to the school calendar for the rest of the year. These changes are based on the assumption that the State will grant the County’s application for a waiver of the 5 days, and that we experience no additional
Continue reading Anne Arundel County School Calendar Changes
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