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Cockeysville: Mahan has guided seniors on memorable journeys
Recently, Cockeysville Senior Center was the site of a Volunteer Recognition Dinner, on April 24, with a special volunteer being recognized: Eda Mahan. Citations were presented to Eda by a representatives of U.S. Rep. Andy Harris, Sen. Barbara Mikulski,...Tags: Kevin Kamenetz, High Schools, Trips and Vacations, Ethics, Rotary International
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Maryland politicians' crime spree
For the past three years, Maryland has experienced an unprecedented crime wave of political corruption. The only comparable period in memory would be the 1970s, when a governor was jailed and a sitting U.S. vice president (who had served as governor and...
Tags: Anne Arundel County, Regional Authority, Executive Branch, Political Corruption, Lobbying
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O'Malley to sign tax hike, arsenic ban, ethics bill
Gov.Martin O'Malley will sign bills doing everything from raising income taxes to banning arsenic from chicken feed Tuesday as he closes out the business of the 90-day General Assembly session and the special session that followed it. Joined by House...Tags: Ethics, Elections, Personal Income
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Baltimore City ethics disclosures show disparity in reporting gifts
While many governments are moving toward posting ethics disclosure forms, residents of Baltimore still have to travel to City Hall and to a sixth-floor office to see the documents. To save you a trip, we're posting those forms from Mayor Stephanie...
Tags: Edward L. Reisinger III, Baltimore Running Festival, Under Armour Inc., Carl Stokes, William H. Cole IV
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Liberty's Lions roar into spotlight with five county titles
Spring is often associated with a sense of rebirth and resurgence and in Carroll County, no sports program has seen that come to life like Liberty High School. Liberty's softball team, which won just one game in 2008, completed its resurgence with a...
Tags: College Sports, Softball, Tennis, High School Sports, Morgan State University
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Howard County military notices
Army Maj. Melissa Covolesky, of Mount Airy, will graduate from The Army's Judge Advocate General's Legal Center and School on Thursday, May 24, with a Master of Laws in military law and a specialty in international law. Covolesky, is the daughter of...Tags: Howard County, Ellicott City, Mount Airy, Afghanistan, The Pentagon
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Jones' homer in 15th gives Orioles 4-3 win over Royals
The Baltimore SunAdam Jones stepped up the plate for his seventh at-bat Wednesday night with the voices of the hecklers around home plate ringing in his ears. With Kauffman Stadium emptied out from 15 innings of baseball, he could hear the Royals fans reminding him of his...Tags: Jonathan Broxton, Jim Johnson, Wilson Betemit, Buck Showalter, Matt Wieters
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Dyer hearings extended into June
Administrative hearings on removing Allen Dyer from his seat on the Howard County Board of Education are now set to last to the end of June. At the Office of Administrative Hearings in Hunt Valley Monday, Administrative Law Judge Douglas Koteen set aside...Tags: Ethics, Elections, Hunt Valley
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Police cancel TV show after station fails to turn in suspect
For the past five years, news anchors at Baltimore's Fox affiliate have partnered with city police to hunt down fugitives. The segments, aired on the last Friday of every month, were more telethon than ride-along, with mug shots, a brief description of...
Tags: Prosecution, Johns Hopkins University, Colleges and Universities, Television Industry, Television
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Ben Carson and the evolution-morality debate
Almost 500 Emory University faculty and students have expressed their dismay that their commencement speaker on Monday does not toe the ideological line when it comes to evolutionary biology. Yes — gasp — the renowned Johns Hopkins...
Tags: Teachers, Biology, Colleges and Universities, Human Body, Civil Rights
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Setting boundaries in Frederick
How far should a locally elected official have to go to avoid business dealings in his city or county? That question is being tested in Frederick County, where County Commissioner Kirby Delauter has chosen to ignore a county ethics commission's opinion...
Tags: Local Elections, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Public Officials, Companies and Corporations, Ethics
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Council passes bill aimed at helping condo buyers
The County Council Monday unanimously passed a bill that will prohibit a property owner from obtaining a county rental license if they are more than 30 days behind on their condominium association or homeowner association fees. "The key is that we want...Tags: Housing and Urban Planning, Interior Policy, Finance, Land Price, Federal Housing Administration
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