The Anne Arundel County Council approved a seven-year deal with Cavalier IP TV, LLC to bring limited cable service to the northern neck of the county. It was the only one of seven bills before the council Monday night that was approved. Debate on other legislation lingered on past the midnight deadline, postponing the vote on some controversial bills until Nov. 19.

Cavalier comes as the fourth cable provider in the county. The Federal Trade Commission denied the merger between Comcast and Millennium Cable two months ago, leaving Millennium to continue its struggling operation.

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