California parole reforms linger over a notorious case
California faces a century‑old dilemma over parole as Lawrence Singleton, the rapist who mutilated Mary Vincent in 1978, remains a highly publicized symbol. He was released after eight years, prompting protests and cost concerns as the state debates indeterminate versus determinate sentencing and later parole eligibility rules.
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Sandy Point Park closes for Governor's Bay Bridge Walk
Sandy Point State Park will close May 17 to manage Bay Bridge Walk and Run activities. Free buses shuttle participants from five Annapolis locations to the walk on the Eastern Shore and Bayfest afterward. Fishermen may use alternate launch sites at Truxton Park and several Queen Anne's County locations.
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