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Crime log: Pedestrian robbed at gunpoint; gas station ransacked
Barclay Street 2900 block, between 1 p.m. May 24 and 2:30 a.m. May 25. Garmin GPS, iPod, JVC car radio stolen from vehicle. North Calvert Street 2500 block, between 10 p.m. May 22 and 6:50 a.m. May 23. DeWalt impact wrench, Husky tool bag stolen from...Tags: Apple iPhone, Apple iPod, PlayStation, Johns Hopkins University, Theft
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Weekend: Tune in for Healthy Harbor, go out to Loch Raven
Many folks may be traveling on this long Memorial Day holiday weekend, but if you're going to be around, here are two activities not to miss on Saturday. The first one's a snap - you don't even have to leave the house, or get out of your PJs. At 9 a.m...
Tags: Television Industry, Memorial Day, Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore Inc., Wildlife, Movies
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The battle for the 'smart home' heats up
What if the cable guy was also your home security guy?
Maryland consumers are about to find out. Comcast Corp. has launched a marketing blitz this month to sign up customers for its new "Xfinity Home" package, which features a residential alarm system,...Tags: Television Industry, Homes, Bowling, Computing and Information Technology Industry, Marketing
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Board of Estimates approves contract for Robin Hood Road improvements
Nearly 3,000 feet of Robin Hood Road between Aberdeen and Havre de Grace will be reconstructed, with an estimated start date of July 1. The $1,475,455 contract to Daisy Concrete Inc. of MD, of Newport, Del., was approved by the Harford County Board of...Tags: Water Supply, Harford County, Aberdeen, Small Businesses, Forestry and Timber
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Smart meter hysteria
The irony of the current BGE Smart Meter controversy is delicious: Here's a publicly traded company that wants to use technology to improve its business, but conservative extremists are pleading with the government they hate so much to intercede ("Smart... -
Old Town Laurel: Open house helped demystify secrecy inside Laurel Masonic Temple
There stands at 209 Washington Blvd. a fairly nondescript building that you have no doubt passed countless times. You may not have even taken notice. Its exterior is painted a darker shade of red, and the windows on the structure's upper level seem to...Tags: American Legion
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Review: Red Hot Chili Peppers at Verizon Center May 10
Midnight Sun contributorFrequent Midnight Sun contributor Evan Haga caught the Red Hot Chili Peppers show in Washington last night. Here's his take: The most impressive thing about the Red Hot Chili Peppers’ sold-out show last night at D.C.’s Verizon Center had more...Tags: The Red Hot Chili Peppers (music group), Verizon Center, Barack Obama, Music, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum
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Harriett Ann Colder
Harriett Ann Colder, a reading specialist who established a remedial education company that helped students with English, math and reading, died Tuesdayof multiple organ failure at Howard County General Hospital. The longtime Ellicott City resident was...Tags: Prince George's County, Howard County, Montgomery County (Maryland), Odenton, Colleges and Universities
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Cellular Sales creates new sales jobs in Bel Air
Cellular Sales, the nation's largest Verizon premium wireless retailer, recently announced the grand opening of a new store at 1435 Rock Spring Road in Bel Air. "Cellular Sales is pleased to open our newest store on Rock Spring Road," Kory White,...Tags: Employment Opportunities, Wireless Technology
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BGE upgrades come with a bit of inconvenience for East Towson
Just over a dozen East Towson residents turned out for the Monday, April 16, meeting with BGE representatives to learn about a facility upgrade project that officials say is bound to cause some inconvenience for residents of the Hillen Road area. "When I...Tags: David Marks, Transportation, Road Transportation, Stanley Black
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Copper theft seen as statewide problem, despite new law
They've robbed graves and construction sites, churches and schools. They've taken downspouts, statues from bases and ordinary pipes right out of the walls. Even a new state law designed to curb these scrap metal thieves seems to barely slow them down....
Tags: Maryland General Assembly, Criminals, Executive Branch, Prices, Theft
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