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Former Maryland town manager convicted of $100K in thefts

By The Associated Press

PRINCESS ANNE, Md. — The former manager of Princess Anne, a town on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, has been found guilty of stealing from the community.

The Daily Times of Salisbury reports that after a two-day trial this week, jurors found Deborah Hrusko guilty of theft of more than $100,000.

The state’s attorney’s office said Hrusko faces a maximum potential penalty of 20 years in prison when sentenced later.

Prince George’s Co. athletes, coaches split on vaccine rule for fall season

By José Umaña
Amar Thomas loves football, and after missing a year of competing, he was thrilled to be reunited with his teammates to prepare for the upcoming season. The senior defensive end said the pandemic limited team bonding and hampered communication with his teammates. Thomas, who plays for Dr. Henry Wise Jr. High School Upper Marlboro, Maryland, said he chose to get vaccinated against COVID-19 to avoid missing any more time with his teammates. Now, he hopes they make the same decision.
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