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BGE head: We understand your frustration
BGE sincerely thanks each and every one of its 1.2 million residential and business customers for displaying patience and understanding through BGE's massive restoration efforts following the widespread and devastating effects of Hurricane Irene. Please...Tags: Hurricane Irene (2011), Baltimore Gas and Electric Co., Volleyball, Media Industry, Facebook
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Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Friday
WEATHER
Today's forecast calls for partly sunny skies and a high temperature around 36 degrees. It is expected to be a wintry mix of snow, sleet and freezing rain tonight with a low temperature around 29 degrees.
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Check our updates for this...Tags: Abortion Issue, Housing and Urban Planning, Arts, Abortion, Joe Flacco
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Court reverses $2.6M lead paint judgments against city housing authority
Baltimore's housing bureau does not have to pay a $2.6 million jury award to two siblings who say they were poisoned by lead paint when they lived in public residences as toddlers, a Maryland intermediate appellate court ruled Thursday. The decision,...Tags: Laws, Housing and Urban Planning, Arts, Auction Service, Lawyers
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Millions spent on police brutality lawsuits scrutinized
At a time when City Hall is girding for another round of budget battles, spending on lawsuits filed against the Police Department is coming under increased scrutiny. The city's budget office revealed at an investigative hearing Tuesday that it has...Tags: George Nilson, Housing and Urban Planning, Budgets and Budgeting, Arts, Lawyers
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Housing Authority tries to prevent sale of agency's property
Baltimore's Housing Authority filed a motion Friday to prevent its property from being sold in order to satisfy a $2.6 million judgment in a lead paint exposure case, according to the agency. Last week, representatives from the Baltimore's sheriff's...Tags: Interior Policy, Interior Policy, Lead Poisoning, Housing and Urban Planning, Arts
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BGE extends thanks for support, and patience, during Irene recovery
BGE sincerely thanks each and every one of its 1.2 million residential and business customers for their patience and understanding through BGE's massive restoration efforts following the widespread and devastating effects ofHurricane Irene. We thank...Tags: Facebook, Media Industry, Social Media
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Harford grocery stores prepare for Wegmans
With the opening of Wegmans in Abingdon just days away, representatives of many of the grocery stores already in Harford County don't seem worried about its impact. Klein's ShopRite Spokesman Mike Blum even welcomed the incoming chain. "We wish them all...Tags: Arable Farming, Wegmans Food Markets, Inc., Harford County, Baltimore County, Groceries
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Chesapeake Bay effort faulted for lack of common goals
A new report says the Chesapeake Bay restoration effort is handicapped by the failure so far of the federal government and bay watershed states to agree on common goals for reviving the troubled estuary.
The Government Accountability Office, a...Tags: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Barack Obama, Chesapeake Bay, Environmental Politics, Chesapeake Bay Foundation
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Kennedy Krieger sued over lead paint study
In a class action lawsuit filed Thursday, Kennedy Krieger Institute is accused of exposing poor black children to "dangerous levels" of lead as part of a housing experiment in the 1990s. The suit, filed Thursday in Baltimore City Circuit Court by...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Poisoning, Kennedy Krieger Institute, File Sharing, Physical Conditions
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Centennial community rallies around Strothers family after fire
Standing outside the charred remains of his family's Ellicott City home, David Strothers said jokingly that he'd been sporting the same new Adidas warm-up suit for over a week.
His wife, Sherry, made a similar claim, modeling new jeans and black boots...Tags: Religious Festivals, Martin Luther King Jr., Christmas, Basketball, Rentals
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Lead poisoning cases decline in Md., but gaps remain
Lead poisoning, once widespread, appears on the way to becoming a rarity among children living in old rental housing in Baltimore and the rest of Maryland. But the problem is growing among youngsters who live in owner-occupied and newer rental homes,...Tags: Environmental Politics, Poisoning, Fine Arts, Arts, Physical Conditions
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Canton branch of Enoch Pratt Free Library to close for 2 years
The Canton branch of Baltimore's Enoch Pratt Free Library will close at the end of January for a two-year renovation project. The renovation of the 126-year-old library will include a new meeting room, furniture and circulation desk, additional computers...Tags: Patterson Park, Computing and Information Technology Industry, Libraries, Canton (Baltimore, Maryland), Libraries
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