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NAACP to step up Maryland death penalty fight
The NAACP is vowing to mount in Annapolis its largest-ever effort to abolish the death penalty in a state, saying Maryland's historic role in the civil rights movement makes it an appropriate place for the push. In an interview, NAACP President Ben...Tags: Prince George's County, Regional Authority, Thomas V. Mike Miller, Maryland General Assembly, Civil Rights
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Laurel City Council passes foreclosed home tax break
The Laurel City Council unanimously approved an ordinance at its meeting Nov. 26 that offers residents who purchase foreclosed homes within the city limits a five-year property tax credit. The tax credit, which goes into affect immediately, is only...Tags: Rentals, Real Estate Buyers, Real Estate, Tax Credits, Taxation
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Congress urged to extend wind energy tax break
While politicians spar in Washington over how to keep the nation from going over a "fiscal cliff," environmental activists warn that the wind-energy industry faces its own cliff if Congress doesn't act soon to extend a federal tax break for turbine...
Tags: Energy, Federal Hill, Anglicanism, Christianity, Taxation
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Harford County police blotter: Car broken into, credit card stolen in Bel Air
Aberdeen Aberdeen police report: Someone broke into a garage and stole a dirt bike, then broke into the home in the 300 block of South Drive last Friday. Two people were in custody on suspicion of stealing at Walmart on Saturday. A car was...Tags: Theft, Vandalism
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Support grows from within for new Harford fire agency
Some members of the Harford County Public Safety Commission say they are cautiously optimistic about greater acceptance of County Executive David Craig's plan to give the county more oversight of the privately-run fire and emergency medical services...
Tags: Bel Air (Harford, Maryland)
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Harford County police blotter: Aberdeen barn vandalized
Maryland State Police and Sheriff's Office reports: Aberdeen Matthew Fair, 22, of the first block of Valley Bottom Road, was charged Friday with first-degree burglary, fourth-degree burglary and theft between $1,000 and $10,000 George C. Mouring,...Tags: Harford County, Apple iPod, Bel Air (Harford, Maryland), Kensington, Vandalism
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Two Havre de Grace businesses to get enterprise zone tax credits
Two property owners in Havre de Grace are set to get city property tax credits for being in designated Enterprise Zones, if the city council approves legislation it introduced Monday night. Cytek Engineered Materials, at 1300 Revolution St., and Toy Thym...Tags: Havre de Grace, Walmart, Small Business Saturday, Sales, Coca-Cola Co.
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Environmental activists rally for fracking conference
Environmental activists met Saturday at the University of Baltimore to organize a push for a legislative ban on the natural gas drilling technique known as hydraulic fracturing — or fracking — casting the issue as a fight pitting the little...
Tags: Garrett County, University of Baltimore, Martin O'Malley, Energy Resources, Activism
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Taking a hard look at fracking from the ground up
Your coverage of the fracking conference held by Maryland environmental, faith and health organizations ("Activists rally for fracking conference", Dec. 9) states that activists met "to organize a push for a legislative ban" on fracking. The focus of...Tags: Health Insurance Cost, American Petroleum, Martin O'Malley
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Developers eager to convert downtown office buildings to residences
Nearly 1,000 market-rate apartments would be added to downtown Baltimore in the next few years if three projects announced in recent days are completed.
"It seems like it all came to fruition this week, but we've been working for a year, year and a half,...Tags: United States Census Bureau, Pratt Street, Property, Rentals, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake
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A year of challenges for city residents
A year ago, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake gave an inaugural address that was both lofty in vision and grounded in reality — the poetry of growing Baltimore by 10,000 residents in the next decade tempered by the prose of how to get there. "We...
Tags: Johns Hopkins University, Consumers, Computing and Information Technology Industry, Anirban Basu, World War II (1939-1945)
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Marylanders brace for taxes as part of 'fiscal cliff' deal
Regardless of whether the president and Congress strike a deal or take the nation headfirst over the "fiscal cliff," federal taxes for some Marylanders will increase next year — and under some scenarios the pain could be worse than in other states....
Tags: Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, Barack Obama, State Income Tax, Republican Party, Apple iPhone
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