Maryland Headlines from The Washington Post

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A new growth policy also will charge developers to help expand crowded schools.

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Few details were released, but campus police said Kaitlyn George was okay.

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Alejandro Avelar is suspected of posting threats toward his former high school in Beltsville.

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TOWN SQUARE | The purchase price includes all the furniture along with seating, tables, flatware and glasses for up to 120 guests.

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He died on the scene, Montgomery County authorities said.

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School board says academic year will start Sept. 5, 2017, a week later than usual.

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Maryland’s only Republican member of Congress wants to lead his party’s conservative policy caucus

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A teacher failed to immediately report it to administrators at Sligo Creek Elementary, officials say.

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Karl Sellers Jr., 28, was attacked in an apartment building, police said.

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Deonte Carraway, 23 of Glenarden, is accused of victimizing more than 20 children.

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