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Richard Nash Jr., businessman
Richard Nash Jr., a retired businessman and avid boater, died Jan. 11 of pneumonia and heart failure at his winter home in Naples, Fla. The Towson resident was 82. The son of an IBM manager and a homemaker, Mr. Nash was born in Baltimore and raised on...Tags: Princeton University, Anglicanism, Korean War (1950-1953), Heart Failure, Towson
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Estimates board approves computers, furniture for sheriff's precinct
Computer software and furniture were among the items the county was given the OK to buy for the new Harford County Sheriff's Office southern precinct. Several contracts for equipment and supplies for the new precinct, under construction at 1305 Pulaski...Tags: Highway Transportation, Baseball, Motorola, Inc., File Sharing, Robert Cooper
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At Columbia mall's Apple store, customers pay tribute to Jobs
In the late morning hours of Thursday, Oct. 6, the Apple store inside The Mall in Columbia was filled with a few dozen customers and employees. It was business as usual.
Tributes in the front window, however, told another story, as did a bouquet of...Tags: Computing and Information Technology Industry, Steve Jobs, Employees, Apple iCloud, Management Change
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Community Sports Hall of Fame: Jean Hodges
Since the Community Sports Hall of Fame began, two of the founding members of the Kangaroo Kids — Don Disney and Jim McCleary — have been inducted.
But anyone familiar with the Kangaroo Kids, or jumping rope in general, knows that there has...Tags: White House, Hobbies, Trips and Vacations, International Travel, The Rolling Stones (music group)
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A smarter way for government to create jobs
In his Sept. 8 speech on jobs, President Barack Obama repeated the conventional wisdom that small businesses create most new jobs. Like a lot of conventional wisdom, this does not fully capture the real dynamics of the situation. A 2010 article...Tags: Barack Obama, Computing and Information Technology Industry, Whole Foods Market, Small Businesses, Employment
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No air-conditioning, 'no rent'
The heat wave may be over, but some residents of a north Baltimore apartment building are still hot about having no air conditioning for much of the summer.
Now, they want to make management feel the heat.
David Henry, a retired IBM worker, and his...Tags: Rental Service, Rentals, Elections, Canterbury, Demonstration
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Health exchanges: the missing piece
Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius recently argued that a new health insurance exchange will help Maryland's small businesses more easily find affordable coverage ("Insurance exchanges will help Md.'s small businesses," July 28). The...Tags: Kathleen Sebelius, Maryland, Small Businesses, Business, Elections
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Lawmakers approve withholding fix for contractors
Government contractors applauded congressional action Wednesday to repeal a federal law that would have postponed millions of dollars in payments to Maryland companies, potentially wounding the region's fragile economy. In a rare display of...Tags: Barack Obama, Local Government, Laws, Impeachment, Business
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Hopkins football coach sets the right example
As a proud Johns Hopkins University alumna with a lifelong love of sports, reading Kevin Cowherd's piece ("Hopkins stays grounded as it soars," November 19) about the Hopkins football program was a real pleasure. Coaching is a demanding profession, and at...Tags: College Sports, Football, Johns Hopkins University, The Pennsylvania State University
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Crime Log: Vizio TV, Ugg boots among items stolen
North Calvert Street 2800 block at 12:01 a.m. Dec. 20. front door kicked in attempted break-in. Dartmouth Road 800 block, between 7:45 a.m. and 10:15 p.m. Dec. 20. 42-inch Vizio TV, jewelry Ugg boots stolen from residence. Entry gained through front...Tags: Wii, DVD Players, Theft, PlayStation
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New insurance marketplaces require brokers
A recent article in The Sun reported that "13 states will split grants totaling nearly $220 million to help set up health insurance exchanges" under the terms of the health care law. As officials in these states establish the marketplaces newly mandated...Tags: Washington, DC, Small Businesses, Business, Insurance
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Students learn about Watson the computer
Digital Harbor High School was teeming with IBM employees preparing to educate middle-school students Wednesday morning about the supercomputer known as "Watson," made famous by its appearance on the TV show "Jeopardy!"
IBM President and CEO Sam...Tags: Computing and Information Technology Industry, Charter Schools, Employees, Johns Hopkins University, University of Maryland, College Park
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