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As the first person in her family to attend college, Jennifer Swiech understands the complexity of navigating through the higher educational system without assistance from a parent.

BALTIMORE — A federal judge sentenced a Pasadena man Friday to more than 13 years in prison for conspiring to distribute 5 kilograms of cocaine, authorities said.

Parents concerned about their children's safety. Community members working hard to educate the public. Individuals deeply hurt by addiction. These were among the 20 people who met Friday to tackle the

The Anne Arundel County Executive's director of communications will be leaving her position mid-April. 

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Matt Wolanin’s surname means “bull” in Polish, according to family lore. It’s no “bull” the 17-year-old Annapolis High senior is bullish on his team’s prospects for the upcoming season. He is the capt

It’s a ritual for the Kelly clan. Instead of polishing and twirling their shillelaghs or buffing their shamrocks, they head to Castlebay Irish Pub on Main Street for a St. Patrick’s Day breakfast of p

It has been several years since Megan Elizabeth Griffith, 18, attended St. Jane Frances School. Megan Elizabeth, as she is known onstage, has since graduated from Annapolis Area Christian School in 20

In May, the streets of Baltimore will be the pathway for many curious and innovative machines — and one will be created by students from Old Mill Middle School South.

Eve looked over at my little dog Jessie sleeping on her bed and asked me, “How old is she now? I know I was still living in Pittsburgh when you bought her and I don’t think I even know where you got h