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Preemptive censorship in board meeting out of order
The editorial cartoon of Sept. 15 depicted Board of Education Chairwoman Janet Siddiqui banging the gavel at fellow school board member Allen Dyer. However, the article about the Sept. 8 board meeting also revealed that Siddiqui was attempting to...Tags: Lawyers, Business Enterprises, Justice System, Judges
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Harbaugh won't censor players regarding upcoming game vs. Jets
With the New York Jets scheduled to visit M&T Bank Stadium on Sunday night, the potential for verbal exchanges between the Ravens and Jets in the days prior to the game might be high.
And while engaging in long-distance dispute could be a distraction,...Tags: Baltimore Ravens, John Harbaugh
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Ocean City artist sues town
Spray-paint artist Mark Chase typically spends his summers in Ocean City along the boardwalk where he creates sci-fi landscapes in a matter of minutes, spraying and smudging to pulsating music as crowds gather.
He earns his living as a showman, taking...Tags: Building Material, Lawyers, Civil Rights, Metal and Mineral, File Sharing
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APG shouldn't needlessly poison monkeys
The monkey in the video spasms violently. He's just been injected with a massive dose of physostigmine — more than 30 times the maximum limit recommended by the Food and Drug Administration — causing vomiting, breathing difficulty, seizures...Tags: Medical Procedures and Tests, U.S. Army, Biological and Chemical Weapons, Hospitals and Clinics, Israel
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Maryland must allow guns in public places
Maryland has long held claim to the notion that the Second Amendment of the United States Constitution, or the right to "keep and bear arms," did not apply to the states. In doing so, they have and continue to deny it's citizenry that right to be fully...Tags: American Civil Liberties Union, Freedom of the Press, Freedom of Religion, Civil Rights, Interior Policy
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Perryville commissioners approve casino local impact funds agreement
A local impact funds agreement between the town and Cecil County, as to how revenue from Hollywood Casino Perryville will be divided, was approved Tuesday night by the Perryville Board of Commissioners during a special session, but not without heated...Tags: File Sharing, Trials, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers
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The uncertain future of the Arab Spring
The killing of two dozen unarmed Coptic Christians — and the wounding of hundreds of others — by Egyptian security forces and Muslim extremists in Cairo this week has thrown a dark shadow over the country's prospects for a peaceful...Tags: Egypt, Freedom of the Press, Cairo (Egypt), Demonstration, Democracy
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Harford executive gets reimbursed for legal bills in state investigation
An in-house lawyer, who works for Harford County Executive David Craig and his administration, says Craig was within his rights to request reimbursement of more than $18,000 in legal fees Craig personally incurred after he hired outside counsel to...Tags: Prosecution, Legal Service, Legal Services, Labor Legislation, Employees
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Teacher pension study based on incomplete science
Thomas A. Firey's recent suggestion in The Sun ("Better pension reform," July 27) of a statewide "buy-back" program for public employees to reduce Maryland's future public pension should be vetted very closely by citizens and officials, given the...Tags: Science, Springfield, Interior Policy, Maryland, Pension and Welfare
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Perryville at standstill with county on casino money
The Town of Perryville remains at a standstill with Cecil County on an agreement to distribute local impact money from the Hollywood Casino Perryville. Town officials say they will seek further information to determine their next step, which could lead...Tags: Regional Authority, Finance, Six Flags Inc., Worcester County, Casino and Gambling Industry
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USS Sanctuary leaves harbor to be recycled
The former Navy hospital ship USS Sanctuary, which served in the aftermath of World War II and in Vietnam, has been sold and is now under tow from Baltimore to Brownsville, Texas, for recycling. The move marks the end of a 22-year residence in...Tags: Lawyers, United Arab Emirates, Hospitals and Clinics, Regional Authority, World War II (1939-1945)
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On same-sex marriage, O'Malley should heed O'Brien
As a Catholic, a 20-year member of the Virginia General Assembly, the author of Virginia's 2006 voter-approved one-man, one-woman Constitutional Marriage Amendment, and a graduate ofMaryland public schools, I take issue with Gov. Martin O'Malley's...Tags: Lawyers, Christianity, Regional Authority, Minority Groups, Freedom of the Press
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