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Baltimore's port marks record year for vehicles in 2011
Just after sunrise, a caravan of nearly 1,000 new cars begins streaming down the ramp of a massive cargo ship, a procession that won't end until evening.
Mercedes-Benz and BMW models go one way. Land Rovers and other models go another.
Some days, the...Tags: Port of Baltimore, Chrysler Group LLC, Apple iPod, Manufacturing and Engineering, Smart Car
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Dr. Elizabeth A. Edmonds, city school principal
Dr. Elizabeth A. "Betty" Edmonds, a longtime city public school principal who was fearless in her efforts to straighten out troubled schools and later joined the faculty of Coppin State University, died May 21 of pneumonia at Sinai Hospital.
The longtime...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Sociology, University of Maryland Baltimore County, Carrollton, Teachers
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Not enough doctors
The Supreme Court's ruling on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, expected in June, will determine the future for countless Americans. Health care reform debates have elevated the plight of millions of uninsured Americans to the national...
Tags: Health and Medical Professionals, Internists, Teaching and Learning, Health and Safety at School, Medicare
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Bin Laden anniversary a reminder of Obama's foreign successes
We are a nation that loves anniversaries — of births, weddings, deaths and everything else under the sun. We're now celebrating the first anniversary of the killing of Osama bin Laden and arguing whether President Barack Obama, who gave the order,...
Tags: Mitt Romney, Pakistan, NBC (tv network), CNN (tv network), Al-Qaeda
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Sarah Littleton, nurse and business owner
Sarah "Virginia" Littleton, a retired nurse and part owner of a Baltimore County pharmacy and nursing home, died Thursday at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson of renal failure complicated by a stroke. She was 83. Mrs. Littleton, born Sarah Meyer in...
Tags: Health and Medical Professionals, Nursing, Long Term Care, Medical Specialization, Timonium
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Clarence C. Boyle Sr., car dealership owner
Clarence Cromwell Boyle Sr., a Harford County automobile dealership owner who served in World War II, died of heart disease at Upper Chesapeake Medical Center on March 27. He was 85 and lived in Bel Air.
Born at home on his family's farm in the Level...Tags: Christianity, Manufacturing and Engineering, Roman Catholicism, Automotive Equipment, Heart Disease
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Ellicott City: Clark's Elioak Farm celebrates 10th anniversary
Now in its 10th year, Martha Clark and her daughter, Nora Crist, officially opened Clark's Elioak Farm for the season on March 31 to the delight of kids and their families. All of the favorite farm activities are back and ready for visitors — pony...Tags: Aveda Corp., Farms, Animals, Colleges and Universities, Ellicott City
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T. Rowe Price needs a few good women
The Board of Directors ofT. Rowe Price Group, Inc, a company worth over $16 billion, have given us investors the opportunity to vote for or against only one woman to join their Board of Directors at their annual meeting on April 17. Worse, there is...Tags: Companies and Corporations, Feminism, United Nations, T. Rowe Price, American International Group
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Maryland crime victims remembered
Now in its 23rd year, Maryland's annual statewide memorial service for crime victims and their families, an official day of remembrance organized by prosecutors and the state Board of Victims Services, comes with a long roll call of the murdered or...Tags: Crime Victims, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Howard County, Abusive Behavior, Criminals
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Company aims to build viable electric car in Md.
Genovation Cars Inc., a Rockville-based company, wants to do what many in the auto industry have failed to do — build a fully electric, battery-powered vehicle that the public embraces.
On Thursday, company executives were at the Glenn L. Martin...Tags: Hybrid Vehicles, Manufacturing and Engineering, Companies and Corporations, Fuel-efficient Vehicles, Concerts
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Cadillac to take another shot at small luxury sedan leaders
Cadillac hopes the third time's a charm. In yet another bid to unseat upscale German brands BMW and Mercedes-Benz, the luxury division of General Motors Co. unveiled its new ATS small sedan at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit. The...Tags: Music, Manufacturing and Engineering, North American International Auto Show, Automotive Equipment, Music
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Biden shows what Romney lacks
As the Republicans continue to fret over Mitt Romney's authenticity or lack thereof, the Democrats unleashed their version in Ohio the other day by sending Vice President Joe Bidento a United Auto Workers hall in Toledo. Talk about sending coals to...Tags: Chrysler Group LLC, Republican National Conventions, U.S. Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, Mitt Romney, Al Gore
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