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Syndicate This PageTalented, Gifted and Alarmed
Parents of students in Pr. George's program worry about proposal to move the school's talented-and-gifted program.
Bids for Slots Falls Short
Md.'s plan to offer slot machine gambling gets off to a tepid start with lackluster bidding by companies for the right to open sites.
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Hearing Begins to Investigate Medical Helicopter Crashes (Post, February 3, 2009; 7:25 AM)
O'Malley Seeks Wider Benefits: Same-Sex Couples Focus of Plan (Post, February 3, 2009; Page B02)
Md. EMS Is Pressed To Share Triage Study (Post, February 2, 2009; Page B01)
1 Student Killed, 1 Hurt In Crash : Driver Talks to Police As Condition Improves (Post, February 2, 2009; Page B04)
SLOT MACHINE GAMBLING: 150 Turn Out for Bidders' Forum as Deadline Nears (Post, January 13, 2009; Page B04)
Calvert Won't Press State to Allow Bingo Machines: Plan for Nonprofits Called 'Premature' (Post, December 7, 2008; Page SM03)
SLOTS COMMISSION: O'Malley Names Ex-Legislator to Lead Powerful New Panel (Post, December 5, 2008; Page B07)
Pro-Slots Group Raised $7 Million: Foes Collected $950,000, Report Finds (Post, November 27, 2008; Page B05)
SLOTS REFERENDUM: No Time Wasted on Savoring Victory (Post, November 6, 2008; Page A45)
Schools News
Talented, Gifted and Alarmed: Parents of Students in Pr. George's Program Worried About Proposed Move (Post, February 3, 2009; Page B01)
Rosa Parks Middle School: Program Helps Students Stand Up to Bullying (Post, January 29, 2009; Page GZ13)
12 Pr. George's Schools Identified for Closing: Plan Offered as Part of Budget Cuts (Post, January 23, 2009; Page B01)
The Deepest Cuts State Budgets in Crisis: Innovative Guidance Program At Fairfax High Is Threatened (Post, January 22, 2009; Page B01)
D.C. Reduces Number Of Unqualified Teachers: City Still Trails Neighboring Jurisdictions (Post, January 8, 2009; Page B01)
Crime News
PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY: Man Sentenced to 36 Years in Drug-Related Killing (Post, January 30, 2009; Page B02)
Changes to Oversight Plan Perplex Its Sponsor (Post, January 29, 2009; Page GZ03)
PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY: Teenager, Her Mother Fatally Shot in Largo (Post, January 27, 2009; Page B04)
Man Gets Life Term, But Acquittal in Other Md. Death Is Disputed (Post, January 24, 2009; Page B01)
Gang Law Gets Use in Pr. George's Death: Prosecutors, Slow to Invoke 2007 Md. Statute, Urge That It Be Strengthened (Post, January 22, 2009; Page PG01)
Government News
Steele Is RNC's First Black Chairman: Election of Moderate Marylander Signals Break From Bush Era (Post, January 31, 2009; Page A01)
Unlikely Path Led to RNC's Summit (Post, January 31, 2009; Page A06)
Well-Connected Parents Take On School Boards: Web-Savvy Activists Push For Educational Change (Post, January 30, 2009; Page A01)
Donations Pour In For Baker's Next Try (Post, January 29, 2009; Page PG03)
THE 2009 LEGISLATIVE SESSIONS: The Year's Political Power Plays Might Involve This Capital Cast (Post, January 12, 2009; Page B01)
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