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By: William J. Ford
A federal appeals court Tuesday upheld an injunction that bars Department of Homeland Security agents from conducting immigration enforcement "at or near" more than 1,400 churches sprawling across 33 states and the District of Columbia.
After receiving a threat from the federal government about violating parental rights, Anne Arundel County public schools informed the school community
Remember when Labor Day was the unofficial end of summer and schools started up again after that? Your kids probably don't either.
By: William J. Ford
Remember when Labor Day was the unofficial end of summer and schools started up again after that? Your kids probably don't either.
By: William J. Ford
A national Democratic centrist group announced Thursday that legislators from six more states, including Maryland, had signed the “Promise to
By: William J. Ford
A national Democratic centrist group said legislators from six more states, including Maryland, had signed the “Promise to America” pledge calling for common ground solutions, in what's seen as a pushback against gains by Democratic Socialists..
By: William J. Ford
A national Democratic centrist group announced Thursday that legislators from six more states, including Maryland, had signed the “Promise to
By: William J. Ford
State announces $15 million in grants to counties in second phase of ‘Grow Your Own' teacher hiring and retention program.
By: William J. Ford
Thomas Hendershot, a former Prince George’s County school board member, county council member and basketball coach, died Aug. 18. He was 82. Hendershot, a Democrat, served on the school board from 1984 to 1987 and on the council from 1997 to 2006.
Former Prince George's County school board member, county council member and high school basketball coach Thomas Hendershot died Aug. 18. He was 82.
