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Fate of same-sex marriage bill rests with handful of delegates
About a dozen members of the House of Delegates are believed to be undecided on Gov. Martin O'Malley's proposal to legalize same-sex marriage in Maryland. They are the audience that activists on both sides most want to reach as they prepare to make...Tags: Republican Party, Anne Arundel County, Same-Sex Marriage, U.S. Senate, Gays and Lesbians
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O'Malley seeks religious support for same-sex marriage bill
It is highly unlikely that there will be a gay wedding at Mt. Ennon Baptist Church in Prince George's County, which defines marriage as the union of a man and a woman. But its pastor, the Rev. Delman Coates, went to Annapolis on Tuesday to support Gov....Tags: Regional Authority, Republican Party, Anne Arundel County, Howard County, Same-Sex Marriage
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Democrats, Republicans agree to push package of bills in Annapolis
A bipartisan group of senators put aside the battling that often prevails in Annapolis to announce Thursday a common agenda of bills that Democrats and Republicans can rally around. The bills would preserve scholarships for veterans, protect children...Tags: Ronald N. Young, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Republican Party, Thomas V. Mike Miller, David Brinkley
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O'Brien says Archdiocese of Baltimore won't offer birth control coverage
Cardinal-designate Edwin F. O'Brien said in a strongly worded letter that the Archdiocese of Baltimore will not comply with federal law requiring churches to offer birth control coverage even it means dropping health insurance for its 3,500 employees....Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Civil Rights, Labor Legislation, Laws, Health Care Reform (2009)
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The flush tax blues
There's an old joke about "denial" being more than a river in Egypt. Far less amusing is the denial some in Annapolis seem to have about pollution in the Chesapeake Bay and what's required to bring Maryland's sewage treatment plants into compliance with...Tags: Regional Authority, Waste, Energy Saving, Waste, Environmental Pollution
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Ravens, NFL pursue online sellers of bogus merchandise
As the Ravens drove toward the playoffs, Barbra Skarzynski wanted to buy her son a team jersey as a Christmas gift. She searched Google for Lardarius Webb gear, quickly found a site that billed itself as an official store of the Ravens, and bought a...Tags: Laws, Lardarius Webb, Football, Google Inc., Consumer Goods Industries
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Second woman charged with assault in Walmart chemical fight
A second woman has been charged in the bleach and Pine-Sol fight that temporarily shut down a Baltimore County Walmart in the fall. A Baltimore County grand jury has indicted Ebony Odoms, 27, of Reisterstown, on charges of first-degree assault,...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Lawyers, Prosecution, Reisterstown, Prosecution
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Abortion doctors facing murder charges could be extradited to Maryland
One of the two abortion doctors indicted in Elkton on murder charges under the state's fetal homicide law may not fight extradition and could soon be brought from New Jersey to Maryland, according to the Cecil County State's Attorney.
Dr. Steven Chase...Tags: Abortion, Cecil County, International Law, International Law, Murder
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Three men accused of armed robbery in Whiteford
Three men, including one whose lawyer said he is a Marine waiting to be deployed, have been charged with armed robbery after what a prosecutor said started as a drug deal early Friday in the outskirts of Whiteford that left two brothers in just their...Tags: Firearms, Crime Victims, Lawyers, Defense, Prosecution
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Henson robocall trial postponed
The election fraud trial of veteran political consultant Julius Henson was postponed Wednesday because of the illness of the state's primary investigator in the case.
Baltimore Circuit Judge Emanuel Brown postponed the trial, which centers on an Election...Tags: Martin O'Malley, Punishment, Election Rigging, Corporate Crime, Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.
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Constellation, Exelon settle with Justice Department
Constellation Energy Group's plans to sell itself to Exelon Corp. cleared a regulatory hurdle Wednesday after the two companies reached a proposed settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice. The settlement, which requires court approval, calls for...Tags: Anne Arundel County, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Baltimore County, Companies and Corporations, U.S. Department of Justice
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Attorney: Investigators 'have nothing' in Phylicia Barnes case
As relatives marked the one-year anniversary of the disappearance of Phylicia Barnes, the attorney for a Baltimore man questioned in the case claims that police have no leads and have wasted time on a dead end.
"It's not progressing," said Russell...Tags: FBI, Lawyers, Harford County, Facebook, Justice System
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