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A trap for small businesses
Laws are like fine nets, catching the common fish even as the biggest push their way through. Or so you might think on learning of how federal prosecutors keep nabbing small and medium-size businesspeople who violate an obscure law relating to bank...
Tags: Cato Corporation, Prosecution, U.S. Department of Justice, Manhattan (New York City), Banking
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Law puts social studies back in the limelight
Social studies, a subject that had been demoted in Maryland schools in recent years, will regain some of its past educational stature under a bill signed Tuesday by Gov. Martin O'Malley.
Under the legislation — one of hundreds of bills O'Malley...Tags: Science, Regional Authority, Social Sciences, Executive Branch, Teaching and Learning
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Maryland ban on arsenic in chicken feed to spread?
Maryland is set to become the first state in the nation to outlaw chicken feed additives containing arsenic - but it won't be the last, if environmental activists have their way. Gov.Martin O'Malleyis scheduled to sign into law today legislation that...
Tags: Food Industry, Food and Drug Administration, Prince George's County, Montgomery County (Maryland)
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4-H Livestock Club in their element at the annual Sheep and Wool Festival
West Friendship 4-H Livestock Club reporter Katie Coles met a lot of new sheep enthusiasts during the Sheep and Wool Festival the first weekend in May. Fellow club members held their annual raffle fundraiser during the two day event. Raffle prizes...Tags: Movies, Agriculture, Entertainment Events, Howard Community College, Cancer
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Preakness notes: Record-breaker Rapid Redux will retire
After six months off to recover from the wear and tear of a North American record 22 straight victories, Rapid Redux will be retired next week to Kentucky Horse Park, his owner Robert Cole and trainer David Wells said. "He's perfect right now and we want...
Tags: Preakness Stakes, Edwin F. O'Brien, Forestry and Timber, Kentucky Derby, William H. Keeler
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Poultry industry is costing us dearly
According to Wicomico County Executive Richard M. Pollitt Jr. ("So what if O'Malley emails with Perdue lawyer," May 13), "[n]ot only is our entire region and state helped by the economics of the chicken industry, but so is our environment." How could he...Tags: Wicomico County, Environmental Pollution
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Wicomico executive: So what if O'Malley emails with Perdue lawyer?
The Daily Times and The Baltimore Sun published an article in their May 9th editions reporting criticism by a Washington-based environmental extremist group of a so-called "cozy relationship" between Governor O'Malley and an attorney for our own Perdue,...Tags: Companies and Corporations, Regional Authority, Wicomico County, Executive Branch, Government
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Emails show O'Malley's close ties to Perdue lawyer
A series of emails between Gov. Martin O'Malley and Perdue's corporate lawyer shows what an environmental group calls a "cozy relationship" between the two law school classmates as Maryland's chief executive weighs farm pollution regulations of concern to...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Republican Governors Association, Regional Authority, Inner Harbor, Salisbury (Wicomico, Maryland)
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Emails show close ties between O'Malley, Perdue lawyer
A series of emails between Gov. Martin O'Malley and Perdue's corporate lawyer shows what an environmental group calls a "cozy relationship" between the two law school classmates as Maryland's chief executive weighs farm pollution regulations of concern to...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Annapolis, Republican Governors Association, Regional Authority, Inner Harbor
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Farm pollution lawsuit spurs public relations battle
With a catch in her throat, Kristin Hudson talks in a video posted online about her young daughter asking if "they" will take away her daddy's farm.
The video, featured on SaveFarmFamilies.org rallied farmers and others across the country to the side...Tags: Annapolis, Salisbury (Wicomico, Maryland), Litigation, Georgetown University, Lawyers
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Senate vote looms on arsenic in poultry feed
I'm back from nine days in Florida (more on that later) -- just in time for the final week of the General Assembly, with most environmental legislation still hanging in the balance. In a dispute pitting environmentalists against the poultry industry (and...
Tags: Chemicals, Companies and Corporations, Annapolis, Food and Drug Administration, Prince George's County
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Senate weakens arsenic chicken-feed ban
State senators are scheduled to take a final vote today on whether to ban the use of arsenic in poultry feed, with proponents arguing it's needed to protect Marylanders and the Chesapeake Bay while Eastern Shore lawmakers contend it's unwarranted meddling...
Tags: Food and Drug Administration, Prince George's County, Paul G Pinsky
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