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TerpsMaryland needs three straight wins to reach a bowl game, starting Saturday against WisconsinIf you root for the Terps, you finally have a reason to circle Saturday. Maryland beat Purdue 34-29 on Nov. 7 to end a 13-game Big Ten losing streak. It was the team's first conference win since Sept. 20, 2025, and interim coach Aazaar Abdul-Rahim's first win since Mike Locksley's departure last month.Today’s editionRead

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  1. SoMD Chronicle9 hours ago

    Port Tobacco DAR to Mark Grave of Charles Native John Hanson

    Port Tobacco DAR will dedicate a plaque and statue Nov. 15 at the Fort Washington grave researchers identify as Charles County native John Hanson's.

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  • HistoryThe Port Tobacco Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will dedicate a plaque at the grave where researchers believe John Hanson lies, at St.

    The Port Tobacco Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will dedicate a plaque at the grave where researchers believe John Hanson lies, at St. John's Episcopal Church in Fort Washington. A statue of Hanson will be unveiled at the Sun., Nov. 15 ceremony, which begins at 2 p.m.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: SoMD Chronicle

  • Energy aidMaryland's two main energy assistance programs served 148,632 households and distributed nearly $186 million in fiscal year 2026, according to figures released Nov.

    Maryland's two main energy assistance programs served 148,632 households and distributed nearly $186 million in fiscal year 2026, according to figures released Nov. 6 by Gov. Wes Moore's office. Laurel Peltier, chair of Maryland's limited-income utility coalition, said anyone facing a large past-due balance or a termination notice should first look into available grant programs.

    Around Maryland · Today’s editionSources: The BayNet, WMAR 2 News

  • CommandersThe Commanders visit the division-leading Giants on Thursday night, and coach Dan Quinn called it a game his team needs to win.

    The Commanders visit the division-leading Giants on Thursday night, and coach Dan Quinn called it a game his team needs to win. "We all know how badly we need this," Quinn said.

    News Notes · Tuesday’s editionSource: WJLA