Daily Record - Sun Nov 08
A bitter dispute among brothers over whether their deceased mother should remain buried in Maryland or be moved to Israel is headed to the Court of Special Appeals.
Rockville Church to Host Vigil Tonight for Fort Hood VictimsWMAL-AM Washington - Sun Nov 08
Rockville, MD) -- A Montgomery County church plans to host more than 100 of its parishioners tonight in a service to offer prayers for the victims of the Fort Hood massacre.
Some saw warning signs with HasanSalon.com - Sun Nov 08
In retrospect, the signs of Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan's growing anger over the U.S. wars in Iraq and Afghanistan seem unmistakable.
Fire & Police BlotterThe Frederick News Post - Sun Nov 08
A brief vehicle chase early Saturday ended with the arrest of a Montgomery County man, according to the Frederick Police Department.
During sniper crisis, two calls prompted two different repliesConnecticut's WB 20 - Sat Nov 07
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. - In the middle of October last year, as the sniper shootings reached a fever pitch in the Washington region, a person claiming to be the sniper placed calls to a suburban police dispatcher and a small-town priest.
'We made it': Ground broken for Flight 93 memorialThe Tribune-Democrat - Sat Nov 07
After years of two steps forward, one step back, ground was broken Saturday for the nation's newest federal park - the $58 million Flight 93 National Memorial.
Hasan said terror fight a war on IslamWLBT-TV Jackson - Sat Nov 07
A classmate of the Fort Hood shooting suspect says Maj. Nidal Hasan was an outspoken opponent of the U.S. war on terror and called it a "war against Islam." Dr.
Gansler On Muhammad: 'World Will Be A Better Place Without Him'WBAL-TV - Fri Nov 06
For many people who went through the terror of the D.C. sniper attacks, Tuesday's execution of John Allen Muhammad will bring things back full circle.
Md. school bus crash with car sends 7 to hospitalExaminer.com - Fri Nov 06
Seven people are being taken to hospitals after a car collided with a Montgomery County school bus in the Aspen Hill area.
Bacteria Flourish in Select Areas of the Human BodyUS News & World Report - Fri Nov 06
Like fussy first-time homebuyers, microbes in and on the human body choose their digs according to three strict rules: location, location, location.
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