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Prince George’s County volunteer opportunities

The American Heart Association seeks volunteers for its 2013 walk.

 
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Southern Maryland volunteer opportunities

Organizations seeks short- and long-term help in Calvert, Charles and St. Mary’s counties

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‘You don’t have to binge to celebrate’

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WhyFoodWorks healthful dinner parties wrap nutrition lessons into an intimate evening with friends.

Labor College nears sale of 47-acre campus

Reid Temple church, affordable housing group picked as likely buyer of White Oak campus.

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O’Malley hosts fundraiser for New Hampshire senator Jeanne Shaheen

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The event will add to the buzz about a possible 2016 presidential bid by the Maryland governor.

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Former Baltimore County executive in talks for Md. transportation job

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James T. Smith Jr. has been in discussions with Gov. Martin O’Malley about a long-open post.

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President Obama’s rosy rhetoric comes with insensitive scolding

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COLUMN | The president and first lady’s mandate for black graduates is far more demanding than that for whites.

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In La Plata, painful memory of a deadly, destructive tornado

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COLUMN | Horror in Oklahoma is felt deeply in the Md. community, beginning with students’ prayers.

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Carlton E. Spitzer, public relations executive

Carlton E. Spitzer, 88, a public relations officer who had a D.C. firm for about 15 years, died May 4.

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Margaret G. ‘Marty’ Waller, Navy wife

Mrs. Waller was a member of the Harbor Club and Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Easton.

 

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SUV fatally hits grandmother in Wheaton

A Ford Explorer attempting a U-turn careened across traffic and struck a 77-year-old woman at a bus stop.

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For sale at gun shows: Stuff that has nothing to do with guns

The shows have become travelling malls, with jewelry, paintings and camouflage onesies for sale.

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Hello again: A new home for Rosenwald, Md. content

A blog evolves. We've been rethinking blogs here at the Post. Take a look and tell us what you think.

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Staple or scourge? Plastic bag manufacturers battle taxes and bans

Advance Polybag workers worried as Maryland legislators weighed the country’s first statewide bag tax.

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Residents across the Washington area woke up Monday morning to a snow-slicked landscape.

Funeral for a Maryland father and 3 young girls

Mother and one surviving daughter mourn the four victims of a house fire during a memorial service in Upper Marlboro.

Restricting and producing guns in Md.

As lawmakers debate gun-control legislation, the Beretta USA factory in Accokeek continues to produce weapons.

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Maryland governor on the State of the State

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A sight for soaring eyes

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