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Punished for honesty at the Naval Academy
Last Friday morning, President Barack Obama visited Annapolis to address roughly 1,000 Naval Academy midshipmen. Then he took his seat with other VIPs and the thousands in attendance and watched as the midshipmen, decked out in their pristine dress...
Tags: Teaching and Learning, Police Investigations, U.S. Department of Defense, FBI, Marijuana Use
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Assistant prosecutor named Anne Arundel's new state's attorney
A career Anne Arundel prosecutor was chosen Thursday as the county's new state's attorney, making her the first woman to hold the position as the top prosecutor in the county. Anne Colt Leitess, 49, will complete the 18 months remaining in the term of...
Tags: Lawyers, Annapolis, Laurel, Prosecution, University of Baltimore
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Special Olympics ambassador carries flame with can-do attitude
When Michael Heup trotted down the hill from the World War II Memorial to Jonas Green State Park in Annapolis, he was beaming. By his side was Anne Arundel County police Cpl. Mike Shier, and more than 100 police officers jogged behind them. In his right...
Tags: Law Enforcement, Special Olympics, Annapolis, Olympic Flame Lighting Ceremony, Towson University
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Privacy advocates outraged, but lawmakers defend collection of phone records
Privacy advocates expressed outrage Thursday over revelations that the National Security Agency has been collecting telephone records of virtually every phone call made in the United States for seven years, but the Obama administration and a bipartisan...
Tags: Verizon Communications, Newspaper and Magazine, White House, The Washington Post, U.S. Congress
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Keeping college affordable
On Friday, President Barack Obama met with college students at the White House to reprise a familiar appeal on behalf of the nation's young people: urging lawmakers to prevent the cost of student college loans from doubling on July 1. Interest rates on...Tags: Republican Party, Teaching and Learning, White House, U.S. Congress, George W. Bush
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Shock Trauma anti-violence worker held in federal drug case
After leading a life of crime, being charged with murder and being shot, Howard McCray was ready for a change. In 2008, he began working with Maryland Shock Trauma Center, where he had been treated for gunshot wounds, to reach out to other victims who...Tags: NPR, Lawyers, Baltimore County, Criminals, Drug Trafficking
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A rough patch for Obama, but worse for democracy and freedom
The last two weeks have been tough for President Barack Obama. But for the American people, and our freedoms, it has been much worse. We found that our government has been targeting conservative groups for significant scrutiny in applications for IRS...
Tags: Barack Obama, U.S. Congress, Eric Holder
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Nine apply to replace Weathersbee as Arundel state's attorney
Nine people have applied to be the next state's attorney for Anne Arundel County, according to a news release from the county's Circuit Court. Frank R. Weathersbee is retiring effective June 11 to accept a gubernatorial appointment to the state Parole...
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Auction re-scheduled for The Inn at the Black Olive
A bankruptcy judge has approved an auction of The Inn at the Black Olive, a boutique hotel in Fells Point, according to court records. The sale is scheduled for mid-June. First Mariner Bank foreclosed on the hotel's developers, the Black Olive...
Tags: Bankruptcy, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Fells Point, Auction Service, Olives
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Frederick County levies 1-cent storm-water fee
Unhappy over a state law requiring property owners to pay a new fee to help clean up the Chesapeake Bay, Frederick County officials have decided to set the charge at just a penny a year. The county's board of commissioners approved the 1-cent storm-...
Tags: Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Local Government, Environmental Pollution, Annapolis, Water
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Harford officers honored for 2012 DUI arrests
The Harford County State's Attorney's Office honored local law enforcement officers, at the annual DUI Award Ceremony May 15, for their drunk driving enforcement efforts. Harford State's Attorney Joseph Cassilly presented awards to law enforcement...Tags: Law Enforcement, Lawyers, Police Arrests, Drunk Driving, Robin Williams
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FBI struggled to find relatives in Moore civil rights cold case
As The Baltimore Sun set out to look back on the murder of civil rights activist William Lewis Moore 50 years later, the first step was to find his relatives. It wasn't easy. Records showed none located in Baltimore, where the postal worker had lived...Tags: FBI, Obituaries, Freedom of Information Act, Murder, Police Investigations
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