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City ethics board chastises Councilman Kraft's comments
The Baltimore SunThe members of Baltimore's ethics board wrote an email to Councilman James Kraft Friday chastising him for comments made in The Sun and the City Paper regarding a dispute between the board and members of the council over a piece of ethics leglsiation. ...Tags: Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Voting, Bernard C. Young, James B. Kraft, Elections
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Digest: Towson's Benimon a finalist for Lou Henson Award
Towson men's basketball Benimon a finalist for Lou Henson Award Towson University junior forward Jerrelle Benimon is among 25 finalists for the Lou Henson Award, it was announced Monday. The award is presented annually to the top mid-major player in...Tags: Atlantic Coast Conference, Maryland Terrapins, College Baseball, Towson Tigers, Baseball
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City ethics filings show Baltimore firm as most active lobbyists
If you're in a business that seeks to influence government policies in Baltimore, chances are you've hired the lobbying firm of Harris Jones & Malone. Various companies have on file with the city ethics board a total of 56 forms stating that they are...
Tags: Xerox Corporation, Peter O'Malley, Lobbying, Verizon Communications, Executive Branch
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A sorry spectacle in the 45th District
On Feb. 15, the Baltimore City Democratic State Central Committee-45th District convened at the Oliver Community Center to select a candidate to assume the seat once held by Del. Hattie Harrison, a longtime political stalwart in East Baltimore who died...
Tags: Symptoms, Annapolis, Elections, Values
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Anne Arundel ethics panel tells Fink to recuse himself on new executive selection
The Anne Arundel County Ethics Commission says County Council member Derek Fink should not participate in the selection of a new county executive because of his business relationship in Greene Turtle restaurants with Del. Steve Schuh, who is seeking the...
Tags: Restaurant and Catering Industry, Elections, Values
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Singapore, a land without entitlements
SINGAPORE -- While the U.S. unemployment rate "dropped" to 7.7 percent last month -- a figure even The Washington Post acknowledged was due "in large part because the labor force fell by 350,000" -- here in this modern and prosperous city-state of...
Tags: Singapore, Mitt Romney, Labor Markets, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, Unemployment
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Aberdeen approves loan for unique sewer lining equipment
Aberdeen will soon be just the second jurisdiction on the East Coast to install special pipe-bursting equipment to line its sanitary sewers, Public Works Director Matt Lapinsky said Monday. The city council approved a resolution at its meeting Monday...Tags: Mike Bennett, Finance, Earth Day, Water Supply, Aberdeen Proving Ground
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Ehrlich, Schuh, Hammond among 16 seeking Anne Arundel executive job
Former Maryland first lady Kendel Ehrlich, Del. Steve Schuh and acting Anne Arundel County Executive John Hammond led a field of 16 applicants Friday to complete the term of former County Executive John R. Leopold. County Republicans said the unexpected...
Tags: Finance, Glen Burnie, Elections, Values, Labor Legislation
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Herman Cain hire makes Fox News look desperate
The Baltimore SunAfter dumping Sarah Palin and Dick Morris, Fox News has hired Scott Brown and now Herman Cain as a contributor. The first three moves made some sense, especially the two firings. Palin's fling with fame was over, and the sleaze attached to Morris had...Tags: Fox News Channel (tv network), Jeff Zucker, Sarah Palin, Fox Broadcasting Company, Tea Party Movement
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Ethics opinion may affect who seeks, or votes on, next Anne Arundel executive
With the deadline looming Friday, only one person has applied to replace John R. Leopold as Anne Arundel County executive as other potential candidates weighed their options. Tom Angelis of Davidsonville, a former candidate for county executive and...
Tags: Glen Burnie, Annapolis, Republican Party, Voting, Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.
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After months of discussion, Aberdeen City council approves new ethics law
After postponing the vote from its Jan. 29 meeting, the Aberdeen City Council voted unanimously Monday to approve legislation updating the town's Ethics Ordinance. The amended ordinance was passed on the advice of city's lawyer, Fred Sussman, to bring...
Tags: Harford County, Aberdeen, Lawyers, Punishment, Charity
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Gays have no place in Boys Scouts
The Sun's editors are the only people I know who can speak of homosexuality and morality in the same breath ("Scout's honor," Feb. 6) when, in fact, they are totally opposite. The scriptures make it plain that homosexuality is an abomination in the eyes...
Tags: Boy Scouts of America, Youth Organizations, Social Organizations, Values
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