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Ravens foundation funds local scholars
While most high school seniors spend their last few days planning end-of-the-year parties, reminiscing with friends or trying to fit in one last prank on the freshmen, Nicolas "Cole" Holocker is accepting the 2013 Ravens Scholarship awarded to students...
Tags: Interior Policy, Teaching and Learning, Colleges and Universities, Baltimore Polytechnic Institute, Students
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Anne Arundel County politicians share social media tips
Whether they're warning constituents of impending storms or posting pictures of their kids eating ice cream, social media is a growing part of the political world, four politicians said Thursday night. "Politics is being turned on its head," said Dan...
Tags: Annapolis, Foods and Beverages, U.S. Senate, Ice Cream, Social Media
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Kittleman makes run for Howard County executive official
State Sen. Allan Kittleman described himself as an independent voice for Howard County residents as he officially announced his campaign for county executive Tuesday in front of more than 250 supporters at Clyde's in Columbia. "I assure you that with...
Tags: Democratic Party, Annapolis, Robert A. Zirkin, Ken Ulman, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland)
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Guzzone running for state senate
The Baltimore Sun Media GroupDel. Guy Guzzone, a Columbia Democrat, announced Thursday that he will run for Sen. Jim Robey's open Senate seat in 2014. "Join with me, together we're going to continue to do good things for this community and for the state," Guzzone told a crowd of...Tags: Annapolis, Howard County, Ken Ulman, Thomas V. Mike Miller
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Mutombo finishes year as student board member; first to have a vote
Panashe Mutombo, the outgoing student representative on the Harford County Board of Education, has taken on many duties during his time as a Harford County Public Schools student. According to the school system website, the 18-year-old graduate of...
Tags: High Schools, Teaching and Learning, Public Schools, Havre de Grace, Students
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Rand Paul seeking plaintiffs, funds for suit against NSA
Sen. Rand Paul is recruiting plaintiffs – and seeking donations – for a class-action lawsuit against the National Security Agency. “Dear Patriot,” the Kentucky Republican wrote Thursday in an e-mail to supporters. “I’...Tags: Tea Party Movement, Justice System, Email, Fox News Channel (tv network), National Security Agency
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Why the IRS scandal is worse than the others
Happy Father's Day … In over two decades in politics, my least favorite political type was the unabashed "hot dog," that media-seeking missile who would happily sell his grandmother for a 30-second hit on the evening news. The most dangerous...
Tags: Tea Party Movement, Taxation, U.S. Congress, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Fox News Channel (tv network)
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Newnan announces candidacy for Howard sheriff
Howard County Police Capt. John Newnan announced plans earlier this month to run for sheriff in the 2014 election. Newnan, who joined HCPD in 1986, has served in many capacities in the department, including chief of staff within the Office of the...
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Maryland's new Jim Crow
The good news, such as it is, from the American Civil Liberties Union's report on racial bias in marijuana enforcement is that blacks in Maryland are only about 2.9 times more likely to be arrested for possession of the drug than whites. That's actually...
Tags: Africa, Prisons, Justice System, Worcester County, Allan H. Kittleman
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How to spell success
The annual ritual known as the Scripps National Spelling Bee came and went last week, with kids spelling words that, I suspect, many with graduate degrees couldn't spell. The winner was Arvind Mahankali, a 13-year-old eighth-grader from Bayside Hills,...
Tags: Cal Thomas, Bayside (Queens, New York), Abraham Lincoln, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Keke Palmer
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Ten times more people signed petitions on Balto. Co. zoning than the death penalty or gun control
The hotly debated issues of gun control and the death penalty attracted fewer than 18,500 signatures ("What was all the fuss about?" June 3), while the seemingly more mundane issues of Owings Mills traffic, preserving Baltimore County's diminishing...
Tags: Interior Policy, Gun Control, Personal Weapon Control, Owings Mills (Baltimore, Maryland), Local Elections
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Selective memory on judicial nominations
The Sun has developed a bad case of selective memory when it comes to judicial nominations ("Judicial profiling," June 5). When President George W. Bush nominated candidates for judgeships during the years that Republicans controlled the Senate, the...Tags: George W. Bush, Barack Obama, Harry Reid, Republican Party
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