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Today’s edition · Thurs., Nov. 12

Gov. Moore honors 75 veterans in Crownsville; Bojangles is back

Plus, Bojangles reopens in Upper Marlboro and Greenbelt wins its firefighter appeal.

The Daily Bowie team1 story14 sources5 min read

Veterans DayTop story

Gov. Wes Moore joined 75 veterans at Crownsville cemetery on Veterans Day

Crownsville's remembrance drew veterans, and Moore pointed to new housing money

28,000+
Maryland veterans and family members buried there
75
veterans at the Crownsville remembrance
$23 million
recent investment for veterans' homes at Perry Point

Sources: WBAL-TV, CBS News

If you missed Wednesday's Veterans Day events, Gov. Wes Moore, a U.S. Army veteran, spoke at Crownsville State Veterans Cemetery near the Severn River. Members of several American Legion outposts each placed a wreath. The cemetery is the final resting place for more than 28,000 Maryland veterans and their families.

The ceremony also featured a rifle volley by the Maryland National Guard Honor Guard, plus music from the Maryland Defense Force Band.

“For our veterans, we don't ask much. We just simply ask that the country honors its promises.”

Gov. Wes Moore
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460,000quilts given to American veterans by Quilts of Valor

The nationwide initiative is more than 23 years old.

Source: WBAL-TV

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Bojangles

Bojangles reopened Monday at 6 a.m. at 7571 SW Crain Highway in Upper Marlboro, after the original closed in 2023. It's open daily from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. with breakfast all day, a drive-thru and indoor seating for 56. Bowie Patch

Six Flags

If you've seen "Six Flags final season 2027" headlines, the closing park is California's Great America, not Bowie's. last operated Nov. 2, 2025, and its 515-acre site is now in the hands of a group that includes NBA star Kevin Durant. Baltimore Chronicle

Six Flags America closed in 2025 and the county picked buyers for the site

  1. May 2025Six Flags announces and Hurricane Harbor will close after the 2025 season.
  2. Sept. 2025Hurricane Harbor Maryland closes.
  3. Nov. 2025Six Flags America operates for the last time.
  4. April 8County announces 35V and TPA Group selected to buy the site.

Source: Baltimore Chronicle

Greenbelt

The Appellate Court of Maryland ruled Nov. 6 for Greenbelt and other plaintiffs in their challenge to Prince George's County's removal of career firefighters from Greenbelt and Berwyn Heights. The case now returns to the Circuit Court. Greenbelt News Review

Cross country

Eleanor Roosevelt High School's boys cross country team won the county championships and, a week later, regionals. They compete in the state championships this weekend, and sophomore Calvin Ridge took first overall in both races. Greenbelt News Review

UMD fee

The University of Maryland's Residence Hall Association passed a resolution backing a new mandatory University Health Center fee in a 14-3-3 vote Tuesday. If implemented, the fee would add $163.37 to full-time students' annual cost of attendance beginning next year. The Diamondback

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Around Maryland

Silent Heroes

Severn Run High School teacher Benjamin Guidot and 20 student volunteers will research the lives of three World War II veterans buried at Garrison Forest Veterans Cemetery in Owings Mills. The Silent Heroes project is sponsored by a grant from the Veterans Legacy Program at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. Guidot is one of 56 teachers nationwide, and one of three in Maryland, selected for the program. The students are using their lunch period. Capital GazetteWBFF

Three of the 56 Silent Heroes teachers nationwide are in Maryland

3 of 56

  • teachers in Maryland
  • 53 teachers elsewhere

Source: WBFF

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teachers elsewhere5395%

Free meals

Golden Corral in Hanover marked the 26th year of its Military Appreciation Night with a free Veterans Day meal, held with the Disabled American Veterans. George E. Ross, commander of the DAV's Fort Meade chapter, said many veterans "don't even know about the support they can get." WMAR 2 News

Field hockey

South River beat Reservoir, 5-1, in Wednesday night's Class 3A state semifinal and will play for a state championship. Blake O'Connell scored three goals. Capital Gazette

Navy soccer

Top-seeded Navy beat No. 6 seed Loyola Maryland on penalty kicks in a Patriot League semifinal and heads to the championship match. Goalie Natasha Stramrood stopped three penalty kicks. Capital Gazette

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“Hope i was the first person to find it.”

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Picture a stage full of actors in giant inflatable donuts. That happened Sunday, when Midnight Breakfast, a newly formed student playwriting and performance group on campus, hosted the Big Ass Donut Cold Read Cabaret at the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center. Co-founder Eitan Amster says it's "stupid on purpose." We're fully on board.

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Gov. Moore honors 75 veterans in Crownsville; Bojangles is back

Plus, Bojangles reopens in Upper Marlboro and Greenbelt wins its firefighter appeal.

The TLDR

  1. Gov. Moore joins 75 veterans at Crownsville cemetery
  2. Bojangles reopens in Upper Marlboro, open 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.
  3. Appeals court sides with Greenbelt on firefighter removal
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