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The long road to the Baltimore Grand Prix
Steven Wehner had overcome dyslexia, a stint in jail on drug charges and the loss of his repair shop on Martha's Vineyard.
Living in the basement of his mother's Rodgers Forge home, he set his sights on his biggest challenge yet: Bringing an IndyCar...Tags: Trials, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Car Repair and Maintenance Tips, Grand Prix of Baltimore, William H. Cole IV
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Mother charged with stabbing infant daughter
Hearing his co-worker scream Tuesday morning, "She's stabbing the baby, help!" William Purnell Short III ran into Room 117 at Baltimore's social services office on East Biddle Street. Police said the 8-month-old girl had already been stabbed five times...Tags: Criminals, Prosecution, Companies and Corporations, AFSCME, Justice System
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Records: Rawlings-Blake spent nearly $3,000 on food and drink at Ravens games
Using public money, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake treated guests to $2,920.52 worth of food and nonalcoholic beverages in the city's skybox during a recent Ravens season at M&T Bank Stadium, records show.
At eight Ravens games during the 2010 season and...Tags: Common, Baltimore Ravens, Executive Branch, Bernard C. Young, Houston Texans
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O'Malley names panel to study gambling expansion
Gov. Martin O'Malley named an 11-member work group Monday night to study a possible expansion of gambling in Maryland and announced that if the group can reach consensus he would call a special session July 9 to vote on casino legislation. O'Malley...Tags: John Morton, Executive Branch, Government, Montgomery County (Maryland), Martin O'Malley
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Political Notebook: Unanimous vote on county budget possible for first time in years
The Howard County Council's lone Republican member, Greg Fox, has voted against the county budget every year since he and the other four members started serving together in late 2006. This year, that streak may be broken. "There's a chance I might...Tags: John Morton, Montgomery County (Maryland), Budgets and Budgeting, Democratic Party, Voting
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No Prince George's legislators named to state gambling group
Senate President Mike Miller and House Speaker Mike Busch each picked three representatives to a state work group that will consider gambling expansion, but neither one selected legislators fromPrince George's County, the proposed location for a sixth...Tags: John Morton, Laurel
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Disorder in the court
For those who missed it, there was a relatively brief protest conducted early this week by several dozen people employed by the Baltimore City Circuit Court. They were upset by the deplorable conditions in both the Clarence M. Mitchell Jr. Courthouse...
Tags: Criminals, Employees, Prosecution, Taj Mahal, Witnesses
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O'Malley's slots gamble
Our biggest concerns about the push to expand gambling at the end of this spring's regular session of the General Assembly were that there had been insufficient public debate about all of the changes slots boosters wanted to institute and that there was...
Tags: John Morton, Executive Branch, Government, Justice System, Regional Authority
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Harford executive seeks a casino
Harford County Executive David Craig says he wants the county to be considered as a future casino gambling site. Craig sent a letter Monday to the chairman of the governor's recently appointed work group to consider gaming expansion that was created in...Tags: John Morton, Executive Branch, Government, Cecil County, Regional Authority
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Mayor invites family, donors, business allies to skybox
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake's guests in the city's private skybox at Ravens games this past season included a small circle of city employees, prominent business leaders, donors to her campaign, and several family members, documents show.
City...Tags: Primaries, Houston Texans, Customs and Tradition, Art Modell, Charity
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Howard sees development potential along stretch of U.S. 1
Twenty-two-year-old Elkridge resident Roger Buckley recalls U.S. 1 as cluttered with "lots of old, sleazy motels, liquor stores and fast-food restaurants." The main drag near his childhood home was run-down, but it had its advantages.
Buckley remembers...Tags: Rentals, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Fort Meade (military base), Restaurants, Howard County
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IndyCar Series seeking new group for Baltimore Grand Prix
Just four months before high-speed cars are scheduled to race through downtown streets, the IndyCar Series is seeking a new team to take over the Baltimore Grand Prix.
IndyCar CEO Randy Bernard said Monday that leaders of the racing series "are currently...Tags: Open-Wheel Racing, Government, Companies and Corporations, Grand Prix of Baltimore, William H. Cole IV
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