Local News in Seat Pleasant, Maryland
Hillcrest Heights woman runs for Dist. 7 council seat
When Angela Childs' father, James Childs, opened his Washington, D.C., home and his dinner table to the homeless and family members on hard luck, a young Angela took her father's mission to serve to heart.Rangel confirms settlement talks with ethics panel Veteran Democratic Rep. Charles Rangel of New York confirmed Tuesday that his lawyers are discussing a possible settlement with lawyers for the House ethics committee that would avoid a public hearing this week on ethics allegations against him.
When is a cigar bar really a tobacco shop? When Dan Snyder owns it. Hazy Regulations: Snyder’s cigar bar at FedExField seems to skirt Maryland state law.
Greenbelt police report This activity report is provided by the Greenbelt Police Department as a public service to the community and is not a complete listing of all events and crime reported.
The gym will totally still be there after you finish that creme brulee. Japanese
Uptowncharlybrown a sentimental favorite at Haskell OCEANPORT — What if I told you that at a time of incredible turmoil within the horse racing industry, there's a feel-good story even Trenton can't quash?
Bowie groups plan National Night Out event for Tuesday The Bowie Police Department, community organizations and local businesses have scheduled the city's annual National Night Out Against Crime from 6 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday at Allen Pond, 3330 Northview Drive.
U.S. Lawmaker Rangel Says He Is Seeking House Ethics Settlement U.S. Representative Charles Rangel said he is trying to settle a House ethics complaint against him, a move that would avert the release of the details of the case stemming from a two-year probe of his personal finances and fundraising.
Rangel Says He Is Seeking House Ethics Settlement U.S. Representative Charles Rangel said he is trying to settle a House ethics complaint against him stemming from a two-year investigation of his personal finances and fundraising.
The Blotter Ernesto Cacanindin, 46, of Fort Washington, pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Greenbelt to producing child pornography. Authorities say the FBI found photographs of child pornography at Cacanindin's desk at a D.C. law firm where he used to work.