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Alonso's brisk style hastened Morris misstep
Andrés Alonso wasn't particularly interested in salary when he took over Baltimore schools two years ago. What he wanted was guaranteed authority, even insisting on a provision in his four-year contract that prohibits the school board from telling him...Tags: Martin O'Malley, William H. Cole IV, Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., Regional Authority, Corporate Officers
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Open meeting on Senator scheduled for tonight
A public meeting on the beleaguered Senator Theatre is set for tonight at the North Baltimore landmark. The meeting, called by state Sen. Joan Carter Conway, will address such topics as the city's decision to assume the theater's mortgage, the coming...Tags: Sheila Dixon, Auction Service, Senator Theatre, Mortgages
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Show goes on at Senator though auction looms
The Senator Theatre will continue showing movies and playing host to other events in the coming weeks, even as the city prepares to put the 70-year-old North Baltimore landmark up for auction. Owner Tom Kiefaber plans to continue showing a slate of older...Tags: United States, Auction Service, Calendars, Days, and Months, Senator Theatre
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Harford school board could evolve
Gov. Martin O'Malley will decide next month whether Harford County will become the only jurisdiction in Maryland - and one of the few in the nation - to have a school board made up of both appointed and elected members. The General Assembly, in its...Tags: Martin O'Malley, Local Authority, NAACP, Regional Authority, Queen Anne (Talbot, Maryland)
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Mayor's supporters underwhelmed by case
Sheila Dixon looks far from finished. The Baltimore mayor dug in yesterday after being indicted on a dozen counts related to gifts she allegedly received, and the city's political establishment, so far, is standing firmly behind her. Many said they don't...Tags: Prosecution, FBI, Regional Authority, Corporate Crime, Trials
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Senators turn away repeal of death penalty in Md.
Baltimore County senators rebuffed an effort to abolish Maryland's death penalty yesterday, persuading lawmakers instead to restrict when capital punishment can be used. The Senate's first full debate on the death penalty in more than three decades was...Tags: Punishment, Nathaniel Exum, Regional Authority, Upper House, Brian E Frosh
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Narrow majority of Md. senators oppose repeal of death penalty, survey reveals
Gov. Martin O'Malley's push to end the death penalty in Maryland would probably fall short if a legislative vote were held today, even though the governor insisted yesterday that the repeal effort "has a real shot this year." A Baltimore Sun survey of...Tags: Punishment, Nathaniel Exum, Regional Authority, Upper House, Brian E Frosh
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State senate survey: Repeal the death penalty?
Baltimore Sun reporterQuestion: Would you be inclined to vote in favor of a full repeal of the death penalty? Members of the Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee are in boldface. YES (19) Joan Carter Conway, Baltimore City (D) Ulysses Currie, Prince George's (D) James "Ed"...Tags: Punishment, Nathaniel Exum, Upper House, Brian E Frosh, George C. Edwards
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City liquor board under investigation by state prosecutor
Sun StaffThe state prosecutor's office is investigating the Baltimore Board of Liquor License Commissioners amid a factional dispute in the troubled state agency. Nathan C. Irby Jr., the board's executive secretary, who is scheduled to meet with the state...Tags: Prosecution, Mount Washington, Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., Lynn Anderson, Government
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Internal dissension hobbles enforcement by liquor board
Sun StaffTheresa Preston is fed up with the sideshow that unfolds in front of the Washington Street tavern, a hangout for rowdies in her East Baltimore neighborhood. Loiterers purchase liquor in the tavern and stand outside and drink it. They curse, panhandle...Tags: Tourism and Leisure, Ellicott City, Prosecution, Hotels and Accommodations, Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.
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Subpoena demands liquor board data
Sun StaffA city grand jury has subpoenaed thousands of documents from the Baltimore liquor board, including inspection reports for Power Plant Live and Norma Jean's, a strip bar on The Block, according to court documents and interviews. The subpoena, which was...Tags: Punishment, Prosecution, Campaign Finance, Consumer Electronics Industry, Political Candidates
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Baltimore City Community College
Special to baltimoresun.comWith some 9,500 credit and nearly 10,000 non-credit students enrolled each semester, Baltimore City Community College ranks as one of the city's foremost work force-enhancement institutions. A two-year college offering 34 associate's degree and 25...Tags: Adult Education, Film Festivals, Medical Research, Barry Levinson, Clarence W Blount
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