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Tornado, severe storms batter Harford Co., Baltimore region
An intense, widespread storm system spawned at least one tornado Friday and battered parts of the Baltimore region with damaging winds and torrential rain, halting flights and flooding roads during rush hour.
The storm ripped through Harford County,...Tags: Howard County, Natural Disasters, Baltimore County, Carrollton, Baltimore Weather
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Ron Schmelzer: Tech breakfaster, startup veteran
Ron Schmelzer has been living and breathing the startup life since he was a college student at MIT in the mid-1990s — and at his monthly tech breakfasts in Baltimore, he wants others to live it, too.
The entrepreneur started his first company out...Tags: Conservation, Startups, Small Businesses, New Products, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Too many occupational licenses
Not all occupation licensing laws on the books in Annapolis actually protect Maryland consumers from harm. It's pretty clear that many of these laws misuse state sanctions to protect existing businesses from unwanted competition. Now a new study by the...
Tags: Massage Therapy, Annapolis, Consumers, Laws, Health and Safety at School
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Police believe string of Columbia burglaries are related
The Howard County Police Department is investigating a series of burglaries and attempted burglaries of east Columbia businesses. Early Wednesday morning, 11 restaurants and business, mostly along Dobbin Center Way and Snowden River Parkway, had front...Tags: Theft, Ellicott City
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East Baltimore delegation calls for stop to EBDI project
Elected officials from East Baltimore want to block the $1.8 billion urban renewal project in Middle East until more neighborhood residents and minority contractors are hired and displaced residents can benefit from the revitalization. Members of the...
Tags: Public Officials, House Building, East Baltimore Development Inc., Elections, Government
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Annapolis plans to reopen landmark Market House in time for boat shows
Annapolis, trying once again to revive the landmark Market House, is renovating the historic waterfront building and looking for vendors to fill it. Plans call for it to reopen in about four months. "If we are not open by Oct. 1, then I'll put a board...Tags: Annapolis, Rentals, Tropical Storms, Homes, Josh Cohen
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New Baltimore Community ToolBank lends tools to volunteers working on charitable projects
The first sign that this isn't an ordinary warehouse in southwest Baltimore is the bright blue murals of screwdrivers, wrenches and other tools painted on the exterior.
Inside, the real thing: shovels, rakes, hammers, paint trays, pliers, hard hats,...Tags: Conservation, Baltimore County, Tools, Stanley Black, Tools and Hardware
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Our 2 cents: Mayor's tax plan is a good start
MayorStephanie Rawlings-Blakehas taken a bold step forward to alleviate Baltimore City's painfully high residential property tax rate. In the face of very difficult economic and budgetary conditions, she has introduced the Targeted Homeowners' Tax...
Tags: Realty, Taxation, Baltimore County, Personal Income, Real Estate
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Anticipation high for wave of tourists in Ocean City
— Just arrived for a six-day vacation, Mark and Diana Moyer strolled down the boardwalk, frozen drinks in hand, pausing to watch a teenage boy do a back flip onto the beach.
The Moyers, from Northampton, Pa., are back in Ocean City for the first...Tags: Hotel and Accommodation Industry, College Sports, Dining and Drinking, Weather Reports, Baltimore Weather
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Laurel Board of Trade administrator Gail Reinhardt loses battle with cancer
In the short time Laurel Board of Trade administrator Gail Reinhardt was in the hospital battling cancer this month, some of her closest Main Street friends wrote up "The Rules of Gail." "Be honest, be selfless, be loving," the list of life...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Concerts, Cancer, Laurel, Festive Events
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Board of Estimates approves contract for Robin Hood Road improvements
Nearly 3,000 feet of Robin Hood Road between Aberdeen and Havre de Grace will be reconstructed, with an estimated start date of July 1. The $1,475,455 contract to Daisy Concrete Inc. of MD, of Newport, Del., was approved by the Harford County Board of...Tags: Robin Hood, Water Supply, Hamilton, Havre de Grace, Verizon Communications
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Councilman Huff withdraws bill that sought BYOB licenses
Third District County Councilman Todd Huff said this week he has pulled a County Council bill that would have required establishments that have a bring-your-own-bottle policy for customers to purchase a license from the county. But he said he's still...
Tags: Kenneth N. Oliver, Kathmandu (Nepal), Restaurant and Catering Industry, David Marks, Todd Huff
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