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 Tuesday, Mar 20 As school systems across the country debate arming staff, Gov. Larry Hogan and the St. Mary’s County Sheriff praised the actions of the school resource officer who fired at a gunman at Great Mills High School. |
| Gunfire rang out at Great Mills High School in Southern Maryland as classes began Tuesday morning, the latest school shooting to rattle parents and set off another round of the national debate over gun control. |
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| Law enforcement officials said the 17-year-old shooter at a St. Mary's high school used a 9mm Glock handgun. That firearm requires training, fingerprinting and license to purchase, and can only be bought by people over 21 years old. |
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| We can all be grateful that a school resource officer intervened in a Maryland school shooting — and grateful that he had the training not to make matters worse. |
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| Two students were injured and a third, the gunman, was killed at Great Mills High School in Southern Maryland just before the first bell of the day on Tuesday. Students recount the terror of realizing there was a shooting at their school. |
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| Federal regulators cited The University of Maryland Medical Center Midtown campus on several violations related to a January case where a patient was put out on the street in just a hospital gown. |
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| Ben Carson, the secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, told a House committee Tuesday that he left the decision over furnishing his office to his wife and denied knowledge of a plan to purchase a $31,000 dining room set that has since become controversial. |
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| The Maryland State School Board voted Tuesday against allowing the city to have one less school day than the 180 days required by law. |
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| A federal grand jury has indicted a 23-year-old Baltimore man on charges that he provided drugs to a person who fatally overdosed in Prince George’s County last year. |
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| A one-two punch of wintry weather systems has moved into the region for the first day of spring. |
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