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Delegate LaToya Nkongolo discusses celebrations of achievements that have taken place in the community.
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By LaToya Nkongolo | Delegate, District 31 |
9/2/25 03:41 PM
August is the one month in the calendar year that the Anne Arundel County Council is in legislative recess.
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By Amanda Fiedler | Councilwoman, District 5 |
8/6/25 11:53 AM
During the July 23 meeting of the Board of Education, Anne Arundel County Public Schools (AACPS) Superintendent Mark Bedell released his phase II redistricting recommendations.
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By Dana Schallheim | AACPS Board of Education, District 5 |
8/6/25 11:50 AM
Senator Dawn Gile discusses legislation passed during the 2025 session regarding AACPS early dismissals.
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By Dawn Gile | Senator, District 33 |
8/6/25 11:42 AM
Delegate Brian Chisholm discusses PJM's request for a Federal Power Act section 202(c) emergency order with the Department of Energy for the Wagner 4 electric generator station in Anne Arundel County.
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By Brian Chisholm | Delegate, District 31 |
8/6/25 11:30 AM
Delegate LaToya Nkongolo encourages students to consider the question of "Who do you want to be when you grow up?"
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By LaToya Nkongolo | Delegate, District 31 |
8/6/25 11:24 AM
A Severna Park resident discusses the support that the community has shown of Golfing For Gabi and Hole No. 5.
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8/6/25 11:09 AM
Councilwoman Amanda Fiedler discusses the county budget, which was passed unanimously by the council.
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By Amanda Fiedler | Councilwoman, District 5 |
6/25/25 02:12 PM
Senator Dawn Gile encourages constituents to reach out even after the legislative session.
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By Dawn Gile | Senator, District 33 |
6/25/25 02:08 PM
Delegate LaToya Nkongolo shares about how the Fourth of July is a powerful reminder of how far we’ve come and how much further we can go together.
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By LaToya Nkongolo | Delegate, District 31 |
6/25/25 02:01 PM
County Executive Steuart Pittman shares about the county budget and other current topics.
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By Steuart Pittman | County Executive |
6/25/25 01:56 PM
A new lawsuit is challenging Maryland's closed primary system. If the lawsuit is successful, nearly 1 million Marylanders may be able to vote in upcoming primaries.
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By Zamone Perez | Maryland News Connection |
6/25/25 01:50 PM