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Voter registration rejection letters
mistakenly sent to 17-year-old voters

County is working to correct confusion, lawyer says

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• Latino parents organize march on Einstein
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• Kids ask to ‘keep Mommy safe’
• Voter registration rejections sent to 17-year-old voters
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	Candidate forum Video from Montgomery Community Television of the candidates for Montgomery County Council Dist. 4. Read full story | See all Gazette video
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	In the driver's seat In addition to classroom work, police candidates also have to undergo hands-on training and tests in such things as shooting and driving. Read full story | See all Gazette video

• Killer of 15-year-old granted new hearing
• Uma Thurman’s stalker found guilty
• Greenhouse volunteers work to bring back the state’s roots
• Some suspended students could return to Redland this week
• Firefighters’ health conditions improve
• Virtual sports can serve as actual exercise for seniors
• Pedestrian struck in Wheaton
• Disability expo showcases opportunities offered to all
• Family beats odds by staying together
• Faithful mark National Day of Prayer with silent reflection
• Group celebrates 10 years of support for stay-at-home moms
• For the budget beast, it’s always feeding time
• Pump prices could fuel gas thefts
• Council seeks opinions on McMansions
• Johns Hopkins marks 20 years in Montgomery
• Child advocates open office in Silver Spring
• Concert to raise funds, awareness for cancer
• Bumper to Bumper: On the run in Silver Spring
• Watkins Mill junior wins student seat on school board
• District 4 winner could be swing vote
• College continues to search for ways to expand
• County Council members disagree on land use in Bethesda neighborhood
• Several projects at MC-Germantown move forward
• Campus growth without growing pains?

Get a closer look at the steps it takes for recruits to successfully graduate from the Montgomery County Police Academy. Rookies learn to address those who test limits See full coverage