Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot today announced that his Field Enforcement Division (FED) is taking a first-in-the-nation approach to prohibiting the sale of certain Electronic Smoking…
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Maryland State Police To Raise Awareness On Safer Internet Day, Urges Digital Safety For All Ages
By The Citizen on February 10, 2020
Investigators from the Maryland State Police Computer Crimes Unit raise are working to raise awareness of how parents and children can do more to protect…
Old Line Bank to Become WesBanco
By The Citizen on February 9, 2020
On February 22, 2020 Old Line will fully integrate their services under WesBanco. Former branches of Old Line will continue to operate under the Old…
Bill Allows Support Dogs for Children in Md. Courts
By The Citizen on February 7, 2020
Legislation that passed in the Maryland Senate would establish statewide an initiative to provide therapy dogs to child witnesses in circuit court hearings and proceedings.…
Concerts, Homeschool Experience Day, Dual Enrollment Seminars, College Transfer Fairs and 10th Annual Nonprofit Institute Conference Highlight Busy February at CSM
By The Citizen on February 6, 2020
CSM Homeschool Experience Day. 9 a.m.-1 p.m., Feb. 7. College of Southern Maryland (CSM), Prince Frederick Campus, Building B, Multipurpose Room, 115 J.W. Williams Road,…
Southern Maryland Co-Workers Win $10,000 on Lucky Lunch Break
By The Citizen on February 5, 2020
Co-workers Carmen Deschaine, left, of Chesapeake Beach and Tosha Herbert of Hollywood became co-winners, splitting a $10,000 Max A Million scratch-off prize 50/50. Series of…
Bill Allows Motorists to Keep Driving Past Real ID Deadline
By The Citizen on February 5, 2020
Maryland drivers who have their licenses confiscated due to Real ID non-compliance would be protected under legislation heard this week in the General Assembly. In…
Md. Bill Would Make Helmets Optional for Most Motorcyclists
By The Citizen on February 5, 2020
Helmets would no longer be mandatory for most motorcycle riders in Maryland under a bill expected to be heard in a state Senate committee Tuesday.…
The Office of the State Fire Marshal Bomb Squad Introduces New Bomb Disposal Robot
By The Citizen on January 30, 2020
The Office of the State Fire Marshal Bomb Squad is prepared to deploy its newest bomb disposal robot. Bomb Technicians have been training for months…
Maryland State Police Reminds Motorists Not To Drive Impaired This Super Bowl Weekend
By The Citizen on January 30, 2020
The Baltimore Ravens may have come up short in their pursuit of a championship, but the Maryland State Police know there will still be plenty…
Maryland Department of Agriculture Now Accepting Applications for 2020 Industrial Hemp Research Pilot Program
By The Citizen on January 29, 2020
The purpose of the Maryland Industrial Hemp Research Pilot Program is to register industrial hemp growing sites and facilitate the research of industrial hemp in…
State Fire Marshal Issues Warning About New Social Media “Challenge”
By The Citizen on January 24, 2020
State Fire Marshal Brian S. Geraci would like to warn parents of a new viral teen video, which may result in fire incidents and cause…
2020 Winter Commencement Pinning Ceremony Celebrates CSM’s 41 Nursing Graduates
By The Citizen on January 17, 2020
During the College of Southern Maryland (CSM) nursing recognition ceremony Jan. 16, as part of the college’s 21st Winter Commencement, 41 associate degree nursing candidates…
Governor Hogan Announces More Than $1 Billion in Tax Relief for Maryland Retirees
By The Citizen on January 17, 2020
Governor Larry Hogan today announced a more than $1 billion tax relief proposal to make it more affordable for retirees to stay in Maryland. This…
UPDATE: Probation Violation Sends Lexington Park Woman Back to Jail for 18 Months
By The Citizen on January 15, 2020
Calvert County Circuit Court Judge Mark Chandlee, sentenced Lindsay Leanne Canter, 34, of California to 18 months for violating her probation. Canter is currently incarcerated…