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Maryland severs ties with second-largest foster care provider
State officials said Tuesday that they would not renew Contemporary Family Services' license to place foster care children, alleging that the Hyattsville-based company falsified minutes of board meetings and failed to pay its foster parents and...Tags: Hyattsville (Prince George's County, Maryland), Justice System, Employment, Companies and Corporations, Conservation
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State to decide on contract that affects 157 Maryland foster children
Maryland officials plan to announce this week whether the state will sever ties with the state's second-largest foster care provider, a decision that also could determine whether the company keeps its contract in the District of Columbia. Officials...Tags: Hyattsville (Prince George's County, Maryland), Social Sciences, Behavioral Conditions, Mental Health, Employment
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Advocates voice concerns over embattled foster care provider
Advocates for Maryland's abused and neglected youths said Wednesday that the state's second-largest foster care placement company failed the children in its care by allowing the qualification assessments of the homes they live in to lapse. Ed Kilcullen,...Tags: Hyattsville (Prince George's County, Maryland), Employment, Companies and Corporations, Glen Burnie, Employment
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State moves to suspend foster child placements with Hyattsville company
Maryland's second-largest foster care provider failed to track background checks, training and other requirements for its foster parents, putting the children at risk, according to state officials who are moving to suspend new placements in its homes....Tags: Hyattsville (Prince George's County, Maryland), Michael Cox, Finance, Heart Problems, Employment
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Identity thieves filing fake returns using data on real taxpayers
Here's another reason to file your tax returns as early as possible: an identity thief might beat you to the money.
Identity thieves are filing fake federal returns using taxpayers' Social Security numbers and claiming tax refunds worth billions of...Tags: Personal Data Collection, Criminals, Timonium, Social Security, Crime Victims
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The wealthy pay more than their fair share
Your recent editorial on the elections in Europe states that you believe Americans are now ready to embrace tax increases rather than voting for "conservatives and further cuts to government spending" due to the "widening gulf between the haves and have-...Tags: Winston Churchill, Small Businesses, Europe
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Naval manager gets prison time in scrap metal scheme
A civilian employee of the U.S. Navy who for years sold government scrap metal from Naval installations for a personal profit was sentenced in federal court Wednesday to 30 months in prison for the scheme, according to U.S. Attorney Rod Rosenstein....Tags: Justice System, U.S. Navy, National Security Agency, Punishment, Prisons
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AARP Tax-Aide program offers tax preparation services
The AARP Tax-Aide Program, which is supported by the Harford County Office on Aging, the state of Maryland and the Internal Revenue Service, marks its 34th year of operation in preparing free tax returns for the citizens of Harford County. The free tax...
Tags: Harford County, Havre de Grace
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William N. Jackson, IRS supervisor
William N. Jackson, a decorated World War II veteran and retired Internal Revenue Service group supervisor who assisted in the criminal investigation of 1970s political corruption cases, died at Sinai Hospital on Sunday after falling at his home. He was...Tags: Justice System, Patterson Park, Washington College (Maryland), Political Corruption, Richard Nixon
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Consumers unhappy to find some rebates are taxable
Last year, Jane Kuhl and her husband qualified for a state-run program that promised a 50 percent rebate to homeowners installing energy-saving insulation.
The couple spent more than $6,700 plugging holes and insulating their Harford County farmhouse,...Tags: Apple iPad, Harford County, Credit and Debt, Renewable Energy, Consumers
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Texas lawmaker: Rodricks wrong on illegal immigrants
In his recent op-ed, "Sanctuary Baltimore, no questions asked" (March 26) Dan Rodricks wrongfully assumes that welcoming illegal immigrants will help increase Baltimore's tax base. But there is a consensus among nonpartisan economists that illegal...Tags: Justice System, Immigration, Migration, Taxation, Tax Credits
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A health care reform backup plan
With a far more contentious hearing than expected before the Supreme Court, President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act (ACA) could be struck down by a sharply divided court when it rules in June. If that happens, insurance will continue to be priced...
Tags: Howard County, Medicaid, Private Health Care, Government Health Care, Hospitals and Clinics
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