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Ellicott City has been the site of many disasters over the years
It seems like Ellicott City has come in for an inordinate amount of disasters from floods, fires and railroad wrecks since its founding in 1772.
The latest incident occurred this week when a CSX train bound for Baltimore derailed, spilling coal from 21...Tags: Tropical Storms, Howard County, Ellicott City, Natural Disasters, New Year's Day
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Bel Air area bank robbed Monday, Patterson Mill schools go on lockdown
Patterson Mill Middle and High schools south of Bel Air were briefly put on lockdown Monday while Harford County sheriff's deputies searched the area for a bank robber whose description is similar to one in an early November bank robbery. The robber...Tags: Theft, Harford County, Maryland State Police, Bel Air (Harford, Maryland), Criminals
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'So You Think You Can Dance' recap, first eliminations
The first eliminations: 20 dancers enter, 16 leave -- or four dancers leave, however you'd like to put it. The six dancers with the least support from the voting audience, will be at risk tonight. The judges will save one boy and one girl from the long...
Tags: The Temptations (music group), Jack White, Dance, Step Up Revolution (movie), So You Think You Can Dance (tv program)
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History Matter: Clever Woman May Duplicate Expensive Shop Models
100 Years Ago Clever knock-offs From a short story in the Times: "Hand Embroidered Parasols: Clever Woman May Duplicate Expensive Shop Models. That the parasol must match the gown is no sale dictum for this season, for the parasols do carry the...Tags: Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, Lotteries, Howard County, New York City, World War II (1939-1945)
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Dr. Otto C. Beyer, urologist
Dr. Otto Christian Beyer, a retired urologist and surgeon who practiced for three decades, died of a respiratory ailment Thursday at his Ellicott City home. He was 84.
In a memoir, he wrote that his father, also named Otto Beyer, was born in a farming...Tags: Germany, College Sports, Christianity, Wars and Interventions, Hamilton
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Catonsville Marine to receive Congressional Gold Medal nearly 70 years after service
William Foreman wasn't looking to make history when he elected to join the United States Marine Corps after the Selective Service System called his number for World War II. The lifelong Catonsville resident could have joined the Army or Navy, like most...
Tags: Congressional Gold Medal Honorees, Jackie Robinson, Nelson Mandela, American Legion, World War II (1939-1945)
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For some communities, post office could disappear
Edward Tarter, stopping in at the Harford Road post office in Baltimore, was aghast to hear Wednesday that it might shut down.
He understands that the U.S. Postal Service — which is eyeing one in 10 of its locations nationwide for possible...Tags: Rentals, Hamilton, Homes, Harford Road, Business
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Lawmakers strike deal to save Eastern Shore mail center, but area post offices still vulnerable
Key senators reached a tentative agreement Tuesday to save a mail processing center considered significant to the Eastern Shore economy but left the fate of more than a dozen post offices in the Baltimore region uncertain as they considered a sweeping...
Tags: U.S. Senate, Waverly (Baltimore, Maryland), Democratic Party, Barbara A. Mikulski, Parties and Movements
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Black community, constituents wait as Jones weighs his future
As Anne Arundel Councilman Daryl D. Jones prepares to head to federal prison for failing to file his tax returns, a number of his constituents in his northern county district said they would like to see the Severn Democrat keep his seat — and return...Tags: Personal Income, Democratic Party, Trials, BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport, Linthicum
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Gunpowder Falls trail to be named for Lefty Kreh
The state Board of Public Works is forging another fishing legacy for Lefty Kreh: a seven-mile trail in Gunpowder Falls State Park to be named for the former outdoors editor of The Sun. The trail's moniker will become official at the board's meeting Dec....Tags: Fishing, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), ESPN (tv network), Baltimore County, Television
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Laurel Mall post office on list for possible closure
The post office in the Laurel Mall is on the list of 3,700 post offices, postal stations and branches that federal officials are considering closing as officials look for ways to reduce costs.
In addition to the mall post office, 42 other postal...Tags: Macy's, Inc., Medical Services, Business, Mail Order Industry, Maryland
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Odenton man guilty of exploiting mentally disabled postal worker for cash
An Odenton man who tricked a mentally disabled Glen Burnie postal worker into giving him more than $250,000 over the course of three years pleaded guilty Wednesday to exploiting a vulnerable adult, according to Anne Arundel County prosecutors. Eugene...Tags: Anne Arundel County, Lawyers, Odenton, Judges, Prosecution
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