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John Olson, a Junior Achievement volunteer from First Command Financial Services, assists a student at Severna Park Middle School in calculating their net monthly income during the JA Finance Park Virtual online simulation.

Finance Program Reaches Anne Arundel Schools

Students in Anne Arundel County are learning personal finance skills with the help of a computer program.

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Police said these two people are "persons of interest" in a case of slashed tires in the Crofton and Gambrills area.

Anne Arundel Week in Crime: Drug Arrests, Suspects Sought

First Lady Michelle Obama speaks to soon-to-be graduates of Bowie State University during the 2013 commencement exercises at the University of Maryland's Comcast Center on May 17, 2013.

Top Maryland Headlines: Twitter Trouble, House of Cards in MD, First Lady Inspires

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WHAT’S GOING AROUND – TICKS AND LYME DISEASE

By David Clark | Monday, May 20

Patient First Community Relations Coordinator

Spring is prime time for ticks. These tiny, biting creatures feed on warm-blooded animals, including people, and can transmit serious illness through their bites.

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Recognizing the Volunteers that Make a Difference in our Schools

By AACPS Board of Education Members | Wednesday, May 15

Volunteers can make the difference between a good school and a great school, helping students to achieve at their highest possible levels.

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Early School Start Times: High Cost of Status Quo

By Heather Macintosh | Thursday, May 16 | 3 comments

It's expensive to change start times? How much is it costing us to maintain the status quo?

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Ways for Anne Arundel Teachers to Save in the Classroom

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Why are Anne Arundel teachers continuing to pay for school supplies out of their own pocket? According to a recent study, 6.4 million U.S. public school teachers spend over $3 billion every…

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