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After mauling, Waverly farmers' market sets new policy on dogs
The manager of a Waverly farmers' market said that following a dog-biting incident adjacent to the popular Saturday event, his security detail would issue civilian citations to the owners of animals left unattended. Marc Rey, who runs the 32nd Street...Tags: Union Memorial Hospital, Hospitals and Clinics, Waverly (Baltimore, Maryland), Harford County, Pet Shops, Services, and Supplies
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Dog, 40 cats die in Forest Hill house fire
More than 40 animals ranging from cats to baby turtles were found dead following a house fire on Rocks Road in Forest Hill late Monday night that has prompted the Harford County government to start an animal hoarding investigation. Most of the dead...Tags: Bel Air (Harford, Maryland), Energy Resources, Local Government, Conservation, Natural Resource Industry
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Dogs, guns and pies: All part of the job
Melvin G. "Mel" Trimble Sr., a colorful and loquacious character I got to know some years ago, had one of the more interesting and necessary jobs with the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad and with its successor company, Chessie System. It relied upon his...Tags: World War II (1939-1945), Pies and Tarts, Property, Transportation, Catonsville
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'America's Got Talent' recap, Quarterfinals begin in New York
Tonight's first live show in New York begins with a half-hour countdown full of outtakes, bloopers and behind-the-scenes clips of the judges.
There are some pretty memorable moments of Nick Cannon panicking on a speedboat and Howard Stern and Sharon...Tags: America's Got Talent (tv program), Concerts, Howie Mandel, Judges, Faith Hill
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Time for another Yappy Hour!
Are you and your dog ready to get out and mingle? The Downtown Partnership of Baltimore has an event for you. Head to Yappy Hour in Center Plaza (in front of 39 West Lexington), July 12, 5 to 7 p.m. On the docket: pools and treats for your canine; free...
Tags: Downtown Partnership of Baltimore
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American Legion riders hit the road to aid VetDogs program
The American Legion Riders from Towson Post 22 hosted its second annual fundraiser on July 8, hitting the road to benefit America's VetDogs, an organization that trains and supplies service dogs to disabled veterans at no cost. "We did very well," said...Tags: American Legion, Dunkin' Donuts, Nottingham, Car Guides and Reviews, Car Safety Tips and Advice
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Task force formed to study pit bull legislation
Maryland's legislative leaders today appointed a bipartisan panel to study the impact of recent court ruling that labeled pit bulls as 'inherently dangerous' for liability purposes and to make recommendations about possible legislative fixes. Five...
Tags: Michael E. Busch, Civil Laws, Annapolis, Laws
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Howard Co. dog owners test pets' aquatic jumping ability
The first time Frank Moraff entered his chocolate Labrador retriever Cali in aquatic competition at 8 months old, she stopped short at the edge of the 40-foot dock and stared as the toy he'd flung, and that she so desperately wanted, went sailing into the... -
Fallston shaken in storm's aftermath
The rain had begun to fall harder, so Anthony Sadleo figured he'd stop and see his buddy Keith Matthews in Matthews' small auto-detailing shop off Belair Road. Why plunge into rush-hour traffic before the weather cleared? Matthews was laughing when the...
Tags: Timonium, Hospitals and Clinics, Prince George's County, Montgomery County (Maryland), Tornadoes
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Letter: Objects to Columbia dog park are pure NIMBYism.
In response to your recent article on the proposed dog park in Blandair ("Residents split on proposed dog park in Oakland Mills," May 24), I see this as a great example of how people opposed to change suddenly find "religion." This particular religion &#...Tags: Nuclear Power
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Magooby's Joke House hosts a standup fundraiser for local shelters
Another opportunity for you to show your love for dogs: On Wednesday, June 13, Magooby's Joke House in Timonium will launch their first-ever "Magooby's Goes to the Dogs." It's a night of standup comedy hosted by WBAL radio guy Marc Unger. The admission...
Tags: Timonium
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Poodle euthanized after dog attack in Owings Mills
A teacup poodle was euthanized after she was attacked in Owings Mills by a dog identified as a pit bull, a Baltimore County police spokeswoman said. The poodle, named Chloe, was on a leash, walking with her owner, in the 8000 block of Greenspring...Tags: Animal Attacks, Owings Mills (Baltimore, Maryland), Baltimore County, Towson
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