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Punishments to fit the politicians' crimes
I enjoyed the letter "A punishment that fits the crime: Sentence Schurick to register African-American voters." Tailoring punishment to fit crimes is exactly what good judges do. Here are some additional suggestions: Sentence Democratic congressman...Tags: Companies and Corporations, Joe Biden, Tea Party Movement, Severna Park, Natural Resources
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Former Prince George's official sentenced to more than 7 years
Former Prince George's County Executive Jack Johnson was sentenced Tuesday to more than seven years in federal prison after admitting to a wide-ranging pattern of corruption that permeated virtually every level of county government from health to...Tags: Political Corruption, FBI, Organized Crime, Trials, Bribery
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Tax credit for homeowners means big break for some, nothing for thousands
Jeff Burdick and his next-door neighbors have nearly identical two-story rowhouses, on the same block of East Clement Street with the same public schools and the same city trash pickup. But one striking difference is the $5,300 he pays in yearly...Tags: Companies and Corporations, Property, Finance, Taxation, Companies and Corporations
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City launches circulator line from Hopkins Hospital to downtown
Baltimore added a third line to its free Charm City Circulator service Tuesday, with the launch of the new Green Route at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
The Green line will run from Hopkins Hospital through Fells Point and Harbor East before heading north to...Tags: Marketing, Fells Point, Entertainment Events, Government, Public Officials
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Rupert Murdoch, Sheila Dixon, John Edwards -- the media and public shame
The Baltimore SunI have been thinking about media and public shame a lot lately. And events this week with Rupert Murdoch globally and Sheila Dixon locally have focused my troubled thoughts. The litany of public figures who have been in the news lately for behaving...Tags: United Kingdom, Anthony D. Weiner, The New York Times, Television, Media Industry
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City voters head to the polls
BREAKING NEWS ALERT:
Stephanie Rawlings-Blake glided to victory in the Democratic primary Tuesday, securing the nomination for a full four-year term in the office to which she was appointed last year.
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Baltimore voters headed to the polls this...Tags: Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Sharon Green Middleton, Joseph T. Landers, III, Judges, Primaries
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The Sun's Ron Smith tribute is an insult
I wanted to scream after reading the editorial about Ron Smith on Friday ("The voice of reason," Nov. 25). To say The Sun's editorial board is not often in agreement with Ron in matters of politics and government is a given. Ron's ideas are reasonable and...Tags: Martin O'Malley, Fox News Channel (tv network), Rush Limbaugh
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City sample ballot lists wrong primary election date
The city mailed sample ballots out this week to remind registered voters of the primary election coming up on Sept. 13.
Trouble is, the forms are telling them to go to the polls Sept. 3.
"I think the error is going to mislead a lot of people," said...Tags: Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Joseph T. Landers, III, Republican Party, Primaries, Referenda
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Mayoral candidate Pugh touts strategy to fight city crime
Rhonda Eldridge had pulled an all-nighter July 27 to pack. She, her husband, Anthony Johnson, and her four children were to leave that weekend for a four-day vacation in Ocean City. At 2 a.m. a neighbor came to get her. Just a few feet away from her home...Tags: Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Joseph T. Landers, III, Employers, Maryland, Recreational and Sporting Goods Industry
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Thanks for being you, Baltimore!
The City Council president showed me his underwear. The state prosecutor let me try on Sheila Dixon’s ill-gotten mink. A state delegate swore at me for asking why she’d lied about her age. A priest denounced me from the pulpit. And David Simon...Tags: Halloween, David Simon, Annapolis, Maryland, Democratic National Conventions
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Rawlings-Blake: Late to the debate
Tomorrow afternoon, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake will attend her first candidate forum in advance of Baltimore's September's primary election. However, the event is by no means the first debate of the election. Other candidates have been attending...Tags: Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Employment Opportunities, Primaries, Real Estate, Maryland
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Baltimore mayoral race: What should we ask the candidates?
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake has no free shot in her attempt to win election to a post she inherited less than 18 months ago. She faces five challengers in the Democratic primary, including three current officeholders, a one-time chief of staff to Ms....Tags: Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, William H. Cole IV, Mary Pat Clarke, Trials, Primaries
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