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 Primary VIDEO | Md.'s experiment with early voting started Friday -- with a trickle. At several polling sites, candidates and campaign workers outnumber voters throughout the day, making their first appeals to the first live bodies in what has become a rolling primary.
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Early primary voting gets underway in Montgomery, Prince George's counties: PRIMARY UNDERWAY
Participation sparse on first day of voting (Post, September 4, 2010)
Ex-treasurer of GOP congressional committee admits embezzling more than $844,000 (Post, September 3, 2010; 6:12 PM)
Early-bird specials (Post, September 4, 2010)
In Montgomery, Leggett is the executive to beat: 2 from GOP battle to face Leggett, who has no Democratic challenger (Post, September 3, 2010)
At BWI, stimulus at work from the ground up: BWI infrastructure, safety upgrades help keep people employed (Post, September 3, 2010)
At National Zoo, a herd of elephants moves into brand-new, much larger digs: At National Zoo, a herd of elephants moves into brand-new, much larger digs (Post, September 3, 2010)
James J. Lee's hostage standoff at Discovery was grueling time for officials: DEADLY END TO SURREAL DAY
Split-second decisions at Discovery building (Post, September 3, 2010)
local digest: Local Digest (Post, September 3, 2010)
Metro will close five eastern Red Line stations during Labor Day weekend: Glenmont, Silver Spring among those affected; free shuttle buses to run (Post, September 3, 2010)
Cue the 'Jaws' theme: Maryland fishermen make some unusual catches over two days: bull sharks of more than 8 feet (Post, September 3, 2010; 12:07 AM)
Race to the Top grants go to groups developing new student assessment strategies (Post, September 2, 2010; 8:44 PM)
D.C. school to name hallway in honor of retired custodian (Post, September 2, 2010; 9:15 PM)
At Discovery building, all-clear after deadly James J. Lee standoff (Post, September 2, 2010; 1:44 PM)
Discovery building given all-clear after hostage standoff (Post, September 2, 2010; 9:00 AM)
Maryland racing can look to Charles Town, and see what could have been (By Andrew Beyer, August 18, 2010; 12:45 AM)
Cash-hungry states add casinos, lure same gamblers (AP, August 8, 2010; 7:38 PM)
Clashing on casino ballot measure: ARUNDEL MILLS SLOTS UP IN AIR
Ehrlich, O'Malley take opposing sides (Post, July 24, 2010)
Md. court allows Anne Arundel slots referendum (washingtonpost.com, July 20, 2010; 1:54 PM)
O'Malley makes a bet on Md. slots: Slow-moving casinos crucial to both sides in governor's race (Post, May 26, 2010)
Schools News
Garrett Park Elementary students in a holding pattern: Replacement school scheduled to be built during next 18 months (Post, September 2, 2010)
St. Mary's seeks state approval of new school: County officials cite growing number of elementary students (Post, September 2, 2010)
Making room for more young minds: Schools in Md. battle with limited funding and space as enrollment grows (Post, August 31, 2010)
D.C., Md. efforts to revamp schools snag $325 million: Federal funds could grow Victories may give incumbents lift at polls (Post, August 25, 2010)
A nearly glitch-free return to school: Pr. George's faces fewer schedule problems; most D.C. textbooks distributed (Post, August 24, 2010)
Crime News
Ex-treasurer of GOP congressional committee admits embezzling more than $844,000 (Post, September 3, 2010; 6:12 PM)
Shocked church members mourn former La Plata pastor: Son is in custody after allegedly setting him on fire (Post, September 2, 2010)
Lawsuits seek to restore Md. ballot petitions: Signatures were rejected Montgomery board says it obeyed state high court (Post, September 1, 2010)
local digest: Local Digest (Post, August 31, 2010)
Rockville swindler sentenced to 3 years: Prosecutors say man took at least $189,000 from 91-year-old widow (Post, August 31, 2010)
Government News
Early balloting begins quietly in Md. counties: Primary underway Participation sparse on first day of voting (Post, September 4, 2010)
Ex-treasurer of GOP congressional committee admits embezzling more than $844,000 (Post, September 3, 2010; 6:12 PM)
In Montgomery, he's the executive to beat: 2 from GOP battle to face Leggett, who has no Democratic challenger (Post, September 3, 2010)
Campos backs Baker for Pr. George's executive: County Council member shifts sides over reports about sheriff's office (Post, September 2, 2010)
Lawsuits seek to restore Md. ballot petitions: Signatures were rejected Montgomery board says it obeyed state high court (Post, September 1, 2010)
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