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Slots foes, other advocates, grow weary of politics
Rob Annicelli's drive to stop a huge slots emporium planned near his home led him to extremes.
He used vacation days to gather signatures for a referendum blocking the project, and took more time off to sit in a courtroom, monitoring a court effort to...Tags: Companies and Corporations, Demonstration, Political Systems, Justice System, Philosophy
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Reflections on 'Survivor: Redemption Island'
Reality CheckI can't seem to stop thinking or talking about the end of Survivor: Redemption Island, so I decided it was probably worth trying to organize my thoughts and continue the conversation in a post here.Honestly, I don't think the Redemption......Tags: Facebook, Television, Reality Television (genre), Survivor: Redemption Island (tv program), Television Industry
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Jen Royle Q&A: 'You have to say enough is enough'
Jen Royle is the co-host of "Baltimore Baseball Tonight" on 105.7 The Fan.
b: What caused a Boston native who covered the Yankees for years to make a stop in a third AL East town?
JR: After the Yankees won the World Series in 2009 I knew I was ready...Tags: Apple iPhone, Rentals, Baseball, Apple iPad, Nick Markakis
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Can Jen Royle win over Birdland?
Special to bIt’s opening day in Baltimore and Camden Yards is rocking. Buck Showalter’s revamped club has just dispatched with the Detroit Tigers, and a boisterous crowd of more than 40,000 empties out into the greater downtown area. In the center of...Tags: Buck Showalter, Companies and Corporations, Public Employees, New York Yankees, Apple iPhone
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Addicts put in charge, drug use common in BBH housing
Second of two parts; read the first part
For much of his adult life he'd been a slave to cocaine, marijuana, prescription pills and alcohol. Twice he had gone through weeks of intensive psychiatric and drug treatment at Baltimore Behavioral Health Inc.,...Tags: Middletown, Companies and Corporations, Recreational Substance Use, Internists, Drug Use
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Md. lawmakers to examine Baltimore mental health clinic
Maryland lawmakers plan to examine the operations of a Baltimore mental health clinic in the wake of an investigation by The Baltimore Sun that revealed high Medicaid billings, and a state regulator said six family members on the nonprofit's board must...Tags: Baltimore Behavioral Health, Internists, Rentals, Labor Markets, Medicaid
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Delivering bad news one of medicine's great difficulties
The anguished mother pounded the floor at Johns Hopkins Hospital, screaming, "Why, why, why?" Dr. John Wogan had just told her as gently as he knew how that her teenage son was dead, the victim of a stray bullet fired on the streets of Baltimore.
The...Tags: Internists, Murder, Plastic Surgeons, Surgery, Behavioral Conditions
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'Project Runway' recap: 'You made pants out of pants'
Reality CheckJanell is back, after surviving True Beauty, to guide us through Project Runway. Woo hoo! Thanks, Janell! Take it away, and make it work!:Welcome to Season 8! I’ve missed the past few seasons, so skipping over the change-network, move-to-LA-and-...Tags: Mouth, Puerto Rico, Michael Kors, Television, Hair and Nails
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Made in Maryland
Absolute Power (1997)
Clint Eastwood stars as the sensitive thief who can save the entire American political system from complete corruption. Too bad he wasn't around during the Reagan administration. Eastwood discovers presidential corruption during...Tags: Mark Wahlberg, Sex Crimes, Tom Brown, Joaquin Phoenix, Ivan Reitman
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As economic crisis goes on, financial fears can push some over the edge
Baltimore Sun reportersThe headlines have had a similar ring: A Frederick County man underwater on his mortgage kills himself and his family. A man accused of financial improprieties does the same while staying at a Towson hotel. A top official with Freddie Mac, a company...Tags: Middletown, Suicidal Behavior, Finance, Frederick County (Maryland), Frederick (Frederick, Maryland)
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Unsettled
It's not that Muhammad Shumri imagined building a new life in Baltimore would be easy. But he didn't expect it to be so hard.
The 48-year-old physician was a high-ranking official in the Iraqi Ministry of Health when a photograph that placed him at a...Tags: General Practitioners, Medical Procedures and Tests, Saddam Hussein, Death, Refugee
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Healers of hidden wounds
Sun StaffCombat leaves many wounds. Some soldiers will heal and go on. Others will sustain injuries that change their lives. And some will be haunted by physical and psychological problems induced by the fear, grief and sheer horror of war. To minimize long-...Tags: Metal and Mineral, Psychiatry, Korean War (1950-1953), Florida State University, Death
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