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Poll shows Cardin with big lead in Senate race
Despite a multimillion-dollar advertising blitz from one challenger and an aggressive grassroots campaign from another, U.S. Sen. Ben Cardin of Maryland remains among the safest incumbents in the nation as he runs for a second term, according to a new...Tags: Parties and Movements, Advertising, The Washington Post, Polls, Benjamin L. Cardin
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Mitchell remembered as pioneer, fighter for justice
In the midst of one of many tributes to former state Sen. Clarence M. Mitchell III at his memorial service in an Upton church Sunday night, hundreds of family members, friends and fellow politicians broke out into an impromptu singing of the hymn "Lift...
Tags: Nancy Pelosi, Maryland General Assembly, Government, Cancer, Civil Rights
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NOAA opens weather center in College Park
A facility intended to be a "brain center" for U.S. weather and climate prediction activity opened Monday at the University of Maryland, College Park. Officials including Sen. Barbara Mikulski, led a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the 268,000-square-foot...Tags: College Park (Prince George's, Maryland), Prince George's County, University of Maryland, College Park, Colleges and Universities, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
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Towson Odd Fellows Lodge marks 160th anniversary
Gene Leasure says stepping into the lodge room of the Towson Odd Fellows Lodge No. 79 on York Road is like stepping into a time machine. Once inside, you're in the mid-1800s — from the architecture of the room to its appointments, from the...
Tags: Stranger Than Fiction, Kevin Kamenetz, Sociology, Culture, Arthritis
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Mount Airy College Center promotes regional approach to health care training
Classes have been in session for several weeks, but community college officials from Carroll, Howard and Frederick counties gathered in Mount Airy on Oct. 1 with U.S. Sen. Barbara Mikulski and other officials to officially open of the Mount Airy College...
Tags: Health and Safety at School, Mount Airy, Health and Safety at Work, Colleges and Universities, Healthcare Policies
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Patterson does not need parking
Recently, I attended a crowded meeting in which the citizens of Patterson Park roasted and grilled the City Health Department and the Parks and Recreation Department for their plans to install 96 parking spaces in Patterson Park ("Rawlings-Blake calls for...Tags: Canton (Baltimore, Maryland), National Parks, Federal Hill, Georgetown, Fells Point
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Aberdeen: Youth, seniors work on oral history project
June if a festive month for young people! Graduations and special events! This year just happens to be particularly significant in the lives of some very deserving students. Harford County has been participating in the Smithsonian Journey Stories Youth...Tags: Libraries, Taylor Cole, Aberdeen Proving Ground, High Schools, Benjamin L. Cardin
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Unified voice rallies against crime for Towson's National Night Out
For two hours Tuesday night, members of the Towson Area Citizens on Patrol made their presence felt in every corner of the neighborhood. They wore out their car horns, waved until their arms were sore and, in one case, used the siren on their personal...
Tags: Kevin Kamenetz, David Marks, Towson, Scott Shellenberger
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Presidential campaigns look to Maryland for money
President Barack Obama swung through Baltimore on Tuesday for a trio of fundraisers intended to energize the deep-pocketed donors his campaign will need to compete amid the onslaught of money flowing into this year's presidential election. At a small...
Tags: Parties and Movements, Owings Mills (Baltimore, Maryland), Labor Markets, BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport, Inner Harbor
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Financial aid award letters often lack transparency and wind up confusing students and parents
When you buy a house, you know the price and your monthly payment. The same with a car. But when it comes to a college education, students often don't have a clear idea of what they'll end up paying or whether one school is offering a better aid...Tags: Students, University of Maryland, College Park, White House, U.S. Department of Defense, University System of Maryland
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Edgewood MARC station in final phase of construction
The $5 million Edgewood MARC train station project is in its final phase of construction and plans are to have it complete in November. Congressman C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger took a tour of the in-progress station earlier this week and was pleased with the...Tags: Maryland Transit Administration, C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Martin O'Malley, House Building
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There's still hope at Sparrows Point
The prospects for steelmaking at Sparrows Point look bleaker than ever. The mill was auctioned off last week for a paltry $72 million as part of owner RG Steel’s bankruptcy two a joint venture of two companies that do not make steel. Instead, the...
Tags: Baltimore County, Bankruptcy, Kevin Kamenetz, Auction Service, Labor Legislation
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