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Comptroller accuses mayor of illegal $659,000 deal to purchase video phones
The Baltimore SunNOTE: To read an update to this story with a more complete response from the mayor's office, click here. Baltimore Comptroller Joan M. Pratt on Wednesday accused Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake and her former Information Technology Director Rico Singleton...Tags: Computing and Information Technology Industry, George Nilson, Technology, IBM
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Is this the only Tesla Roadster in the Baltimore area?
I had just finished picking up my grande skim latte at a Starbucks in Timonium, and I was walking to my car, when I spotted THIS gorgeous car in the parking lot. No, it's not a Lamborghini (I saw one in the heart of Baltimore last week, btw), nor a...
Tags: Tesla, Fuel-efficient Vehicles, SpaceX, Hybrid Vehicles, Skin Cancer
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Crime Log: Starbucks in Mount Washington robbed at gunpoint
Buchannan Avenue 4400 block at 5 p.m. May 31. Red and white, 2007 Honda MC with no tags stolen. West Cold Spring Lane 200 block, between 3:40 and 5 p.m. May 31. Pocketbook, credit cards, license, cash, library card stolen from vehicle. Evesham Avenue...Tags: Credit and Debt, Apple iPad, Theft, Garmin Ltd., Cell Phones
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Billionaires' new hobby: Politics
Surrounded by dozens of supporters at an evening campaign rally in Madison on May 30, Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett, the Democratic candidate for governor in Wisconsin's tumultuous recall election, had something encouraging to tell the crowd: The fact his...
Tags: Tea Party Movement, Citizens Initiative and Recall, Entertainment Events, Regional Authority, Elections
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Inspector general probing mayor's purchase of high-tech video phones
Baltimore's inspector general said Thursday he has launched a preliminary investigation into high-tech video phones the mayor's office bought for some City Hall offices — a purchase that prompted allegations of contracting irregularities and...Tags: Computing and Information Technology Industry, George Nilson, Technology, Companies and Corporations, Accounting and Auditing
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Gambling expansion work group begins study of sixth casino
When the state legislature legalized slot machine gambling in 2007 and proposed locations for five casinos, it operated under the assumption that most patrons would come from areas within a 50-mile radius of each facility. Under that assumption, Laurel...Tags: Rushern Baker, Labor Legislation, Anne Arundel County, Gambling, National Government
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Letter: Three (sarcastic) cheers for the new Columbia Wegmans
Hooray! We finally have a Wegmans in Columbia! I can't wait to fight the Saturday morning zombie hordes on the streets of the SnowDobbin shopping megalopolis. I'm so glad the government of one of the most desirable retail markets in the country lacked...Tags: Harris Teeter, Inc.
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Letter: Community support thanks
Editor: The Patterson Mill Middle School Destination Imagination Team would like to thank the many businesses and families who made it possible for the team to attend, and compete, at the Global Finals Competition in Knoxville, Tenn. THANK YOU to the...Tags: Business, Panera Bread Company, Best Buy Co., Inc., Walmart, Bel Air (Harford, Maryland)
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Committee appointed to work with potential developers of Towson's Triangle
Community comment is going to be an important part of the process when it comes to any developments proposed for The Triangle — that area of Towson bordered by Towsontown Boulevard, Burke Avenue and York Road — according to 5th Disrict...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Local Government, American Legion, Building Material, Elections
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Battle brews in Towson over boundaries of business district
When Towson American Legion Post 22 commander Jim Rebbert looks at a planner's drawing envisioning a future for the patch of land where the post now stands, he gets the jitters. The drawings show businesses and apartments along pleasant, tree-lined...Tags: Business, Dunkin' Donuts, American Legion, Realty, Real Estate
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Table Talk: Lost City Diner finally materializes
Let's just say that hydroelectric dams haven't taken as long to complete as the Lost City Diner, Joy Martin's long-awaited project in the Charles North neighborhood.
There were rumors of activity on the corner of Charles and Lafayette in early July,...Tags: Belvedere Square, Foods and Beverages, Hydroelectricity, Hamburgers, Restaurants
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Retail development heats up in Baltimore
The shelves have been stocked and the cash registers tested for Wednesday's opening of Harris Teeter's upscale supermarket in Locust Point — part of a broader development push that is likely to bring Baltimore as much retail space as a regional...Tags: Tools and Hardware, Panera Bread Company, Harbor East, Glen Burnie, White Marsh
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