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Winging it: A man retires, an Odd Bird is hatched
Ken Beerbohm always wanted to be an artist.
With a visit to the large basement studio in his Long Reach home, filled with dozens of intricate and undoubtedly unique clay and wire sculptures, it would be easy for any art lover to believe he’s...Tags: Arts, Chemical Industry, Fine Arts, Synthetics and Plastics, Sculpture
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Longtime recreation leader runs popular after-school program
The dozens of children who spend their after-school hours at the Stanton Community Center in downtown Annapolis can find help with homework, or a game of basketball. They get a bag lunch and assistance from a friendly group of volunteers.
But the most...Tags: Public Housing, High School Sports, Interior Policy, Annapolis, Television
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Blue collar blues: Working hard, planning ahead and getting nowhere
This poor economy has destroyed any hopes of a level playing field for blue collar, working class people like me. Only possessing a high school diploma and a skilled trade (barber), I knew that over my lifetime that I would probably not earn the same...Tags: Finance
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Aberdeen mayor helps Ripken Baseball make pitch for new Georgia stadium
Aberdeen Mayor Mike Bennett went to bat for Ripken Stadium and its tenant, Ripken Baseball, last week in Augusta, Ga., where city leaders have been worried Ripken Baseball's effort to secure city backing for a new stadium for the minor league baseball...Tags: Cal Ripken, Jr., Public Officials, File Sharing, Trips and Vacations, Doug Miller
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How does your savings rate measure up for your age?
How much in savings and investments should you have by age 35 or 45? Or, for that matter, at 65 when you're likely to be near retirement? If you don't know, you have plenty of company. So many figures are bounced about that it's often difficult for...Tags: T. Rowe Price, Mortgages, Retirement Planning Services, Social Security, Employment Opportunities
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Social Security is flawed, but it's no Ponzi scheme
Peter Morici's characterization of Social Security as a Ponzi scheme in his recent opinion piece ("Yes, Social Security is a Ponzi scheme," Sept. 22) is an affront to all intelligent people. In the first place, a Ponzi scheme is a deliberate attempt by...Tags: Wages and Pensions, Social Security, Fraud, Corporate Crime
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Layoffs, furloughs on table in Balto. Co. amid buyout talk
Even as the Baltimore County Council weighs an employee buyout plan that could chop millions from next year's budget, officials are leaving open the possibility of layoffs and furloughs. Council members discussed the early retirement proposal at a...Tags: Unemployment, Arbitration, Pension and Welfare, Labor Legislation, Public Employees
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Richard K. "Dicky" Marshall
Richard K. "Dicky" Marshall, a former Gilman School teacher and coach who was also a World War II veteran, died Oct. 5 of heart failure at St. Joseph Medical Center.
The Mercy Ridge retirement community resident was 87.
The son of physicians, Mr....Tags: High School Sports, Princeton University, Jim Marshall, Christianity, Johns Hopkins University
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Baltimore man is accused of securities fraud
Maryland's attorney general alleged Wednesday that a Baltimore man had defrauded investors of nearly $500,000 and ordered him to stop selling securities and acting as an investment advisor, activities for which he was not registered. Attorney General...Tags: Douglas F. Gansler, Fraud, Corporate Crime, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Securities
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Move makes line to Pacquiao longer
Think of boxing's quest for fame and fortune as a game of musical chairs. Recently, the song stopped and Tim Bradley quickly sat down. The 28-year-old fire hydrant, a 140-pounder from Palm Springs, Calif., with lightning-quick hands and feet, signed with...Tags: Muhammad Ali, Wages and Pensions, Manny Pacquiao, 2016 Olympic Games, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers
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Lillian Blanche Stevens, teacher
Baltimore Sun reporterLillian Blanche Stevens, a retired Baltimore County business teacher and administrator, died Oct. 6 at the Edenwald Retirement Community in Towson. She was 96 and had earlier lived in Rodgers Forge. Anita Sue Tews, a niece who lives in Federal Way, Wash....Tags: Parkville, Overlea, Baltimore County, Towson, Employment Opportunities
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Arthur Beneckson, psychologist
Baltimore Sun reporterArthur Beneckson, a retired Baltimore County public schools psychologist and guidance counselor who was also a popular summer camp counselor for 30 years, died Oct. 4 from coronary artery disease at Levindale Hebrew Geriatric Center and Hospital. The...Tags: High School Sports, Baltimore County, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Philosophy, Psychologists
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