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Funds cut as number of needy Marylanders hits new high
The number of Maryland families that need government help to make ends meet has reached record levels, but funds for the state's safety net are being cut. More than 700,000 Marylanders receive food assistance, the most in state history. A record 70,000...Tags: Parkville, University of Maryland, College Park, Family, Budgets and Budgeting, Relief and Aid Organizations
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Seniors grow old under debt
Norman Harvel is growing old under a mountain of debt.
At 60, Harvel faces medical and credit card bills topping $80,000. Yet Harvel is unable to work, having been injured at a job site more a decade ago. The former building maintenance worker now...Tags: Alzheimer's Disease, Financial Markets, Retirement, Financially Distressed Companies, Mortgages
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Mikulski plan for women's pay gets new push
A proposal to expand equal-pay protections for women, long championed by Sen. Barbara A. Mikulski, was thrust into the national political spotlight Wednesday in a Democratic effort to court female voters — a crucial demographic in this year's...
Tags: Quinnipiac University, Republican Party, Discrimination, Abusive Behavior, Polls
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City police officer settles lawsuit over shootings
A Baltimore police sergeant who claimed he was never treated for post-traumatic stress disorder after he fatally shot a man in 2005 has settled a lawsuit against the city, in a deal that allows him to retire with his pension, according to court...
Tags: Shootings, Trials, Lawyers, Laws, Howard County
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Edgewood Chemical Biological Center Forms Technology Commercialization Partnership with Allied Minds Federal Innovations
In a move to more efficiently commercialize laboratory-produced technologies and services, the Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center partnered with Allied Minds Federal Innovations, Inc., earlier this year. The new partnership is among the first to...
Tags: Invention and Innovation, Marketing, National Government, Business, Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks
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Maryland sees biggest job loss in nation in April
Maryland shed 6,000 jobs in April, the federal government said Friday — the largest monthly loss in the country during a month when most states gained, but one that might have been overstated.
The figures, which are preliminary and adjusted for...Tags: Martin O'Malley, Republican Party, University of Baltimore, Washington, DC, Government Debt
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Treasury Secretary Geithner speaks to Greater Baltimore Committee
Speaking to hundreds of Baltimore's business leaders in Harbor East on Thursday morning, U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner praised President Barack Obama's handling of the recession and outlined his boss' financial reform wish list, which...Tags: Martin O'Malley, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Barbara A. Mikulski, Government Health Care, Public Finance
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Sunday, May 20 Science talk Author Andrea Wulf discusses her new book, "Chasing Venus," at noon at Adkins Arboretum's Visitor's Center, 12610 Eveland Road in Ridgely. Admission is $20, $15 for members. Information: 410-634-2847 or adkinsarboretum.org....Tags: Anne Arundel County, Baltimore City College, Pikesville, Annapolis, Science
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Robert B. Reich: The commencement address that won't be given
Members of the Class of 2012, As a former secretary of labor and current professor, I feel I owe it to you to tell you the truth about the pieces of parchment you're picking up today. You're screwed. Well, not exactly. But you won't have it easy....
Tags: Teaching and Learning, Colleges and Universities, Students, Graduation, Labor Markets
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Delegate says focus shouldn't be on his 'black youth mobs' comment, but on city violence
State Del. Pat McDonough, who stirred controversy this week when he said "roving mobs of black youth" terrorize Baltimore, shrugged off criticism Friday that he is using shock tactics to raise his political profile.
McDonough, a Republican who represents...Tags: Water Supply, Martin O'Malley, Civil Rights, Maryland State Police, Talk Shows (genre)
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Dawn Stauffer Hyde, consultant
Dawn Stauffer Hyde, who founded an affirmative action and human resources consulting firm, died of early-onset dementia, or posterior cortical atrophy, May 11 at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson. She was 57 and had homes in Ellicott City and on Gibson...Tags: Alzheimer's Disease, Clarksville, Colleges and Universities, Ellicott City, Bethlehem Steel
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Susqeuhanna Workforce Network awarded economic competitiveness grant
The Susquehanna Workforce Network Inc. was awarded a comprehensive economic competitiveness grant that will provide training and employment services to more than 3,500 individuals in Cecil and Harford counties. The purpose of the grant is to increase the...Tags: Retraining, Employment, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Conservation
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