Maryland bills seek longer suspensions for special ed gun cases
The Frederick County Board of Education asked two lawmakers to sponsor legislation allowing up to 45 days of suspension for special education students who bring a gun to school. The move aims to align state law with federal rules, easing ARD process delays while cases are appealed, with opposition and procedural concerns noted by officials and the state board.
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Vandal Tosses Toilet Into Flood Victim’s Window
Lettie Shores, a Potomac River flood victim, fled to higher ground two weeks ago as a vandal hurled a toilet through her home’s picture window after 10 p.m. The family, still displaced, watches heaters run to dry the house and recalls a 1985 robbery of spigots, towel bars, and a boat.
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Mfume names goals to cut NAACP debt and grow numbers
Rep. Kweisi Mfume, new NAACP president and CEO, aims to cut a 3.2 million dollar debt and rebuild funding by attracting new members and donations. He plans swift reform after revelations of misused funds and management turmoil, while boosting youth and new supporter engagement.
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