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Allegany Co. man shot by state trooper dies
An Allegany County man shot Thursday night by state troopers as he opened fire on members of his family has died of his wounds, police said Friday. Samuel E. George was pronounced dead at Maryland Shock Trauma Center, according to police. Internal and...Tags: Shootings, R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center, Maryland State Police, Allegany County
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Survey finds little change in number of Howard County homeless
The 2013 Point-In-Time survey counted 203 homeless Howard County residents Jan. 23, with the majority of those surveyed staying in North Laurel and Savage, according to Vidia Dhanraj, coordinator of community partnerships with the Department of Citizen...
Tags: Mental Health, Ken Ulman
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Annual survey finds 203 homeless in Howard
Howard County's homeless population decreased this year to 203, according to a Point-In-Time survey conducted in January by the county government. However, Andrea Ingram, executive director of the Grassroots Crisis Intervention Center in Columbia,...
Tags: Mental Health, Ken Ulman, Homelessness
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Harford housing market making a slow comeback
While homes continue to be built around Harford County, the market has a long way to go before it gets to the heights it sustained before the nationwide housing market crash began in 2007. "In general, we are tracking equal to, or slightly above the...
Tags: Real Estate, Real Estate Buyers, Bel Air (Harford, Maryland), Homes, Land Price
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Ernest T. Davis, construction project manager
Ernest T. Davis, a retired construction project manager and a World War II B-24 pilot, died Feb. 13 of heart failure at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson. He was 92.
The son of a civil engineer and a government worker, Ernest Theodore Davis was born in...Tags: Bethesda (Montgomery, Maryland), U.S. Army, Heavy Engineering, Manufacturing and Engineering, World War II (1939-1945)
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Haron "Hal" Dahan, philanthropist
Haron "Hal" Dahan, a successful self-made immigrant home builder whose philanthropic interests included educational institutions in Baltimore and Israel, died Monday from heart failure at Sinai Hospital. He was 87.
"Haron was a giant. He was not just a...Tags: Sinai Hospital in Baltimore, Colleges and Universities, New York City, Technology, Electronics
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Colts' Ordell Braase attends church's father/son dinner in 1963 [Pages of the Past]
An article in the March 11, 1938 edition of The Catonsville Herald and Baltimore Countian reported on the possible end of the battle between two fire companies for control. The long-debated question as to which of two volunteer fire companies at...Tags: Long Island, Catonsville, Fishing, Baltimore County, Saint Agnes Hospital
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O'Malley, top Democrats propose higher taxes on gas
Gov. Martin O'Malley and the Democratic leaders of the General Assembly are proposing to raise taxes on gasoline by $2 billion over five years to pay for highways, transit and other transportation projects. The legislation endorsed by the governor,...
Tags: Petroleum Industry, Heavy Engineering, Executive Branch, Transportation, Consumer Confidence
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Bill would allow most library employees to unionize
Most of the Howard County public library's 184 employees would have the right to unionize and bargain for pay and benefits under a bill that has been endorsed by the county delegation to Annapolis. The legislation follows an unsuccessful attempt in...Tags: Employees, Howard County, Annapolis, Labor Legislation, Abusive Behavior
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10th building completed at The GATE in Aberdeen
St. John Properties Inc. said it has completed construction on 6190 Guardian Gateway, a new three-story, 75,000-square-foot office building within the boundary of Aberdeen Proving Ground. The building is the 10th St. John has completed at its 416-acre...Tags: Raytheon Company, U.S. Army, Manufacturing and Engineering, Aerospace Manufacturing, Aberdeen Proving Ground
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Runaways apprehended before boarding train for western Maryland in 1913
An article in the March 1, 1913, edition of The Argus reported on the dreams of young runaways. James Rubin, 12 years old, Lakewood avenue; Louis Susosky, 11 years old, Hudson street, and John Noroacki, 15 years old, Hudson street, Baltimore, were locked...Tags: Catonsville, Baltimore County, Missing Persons, Juvenile Delinquency, Ellicott City
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Sheriff's office demolished for new county office building
As taken from the pages of The Aegis dated Thursday, February 28, 1963: Clearing of the grounds of the former sheriff's residence, opposite the courthouse, began in Bel Air to make way for construction of the new county office building. A contract was...Tags: Havre de Grace, Maryland State Police
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