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Harford man pays back child support to keep 'hog,' prosecutor says
Rather than risk losing his motorcycle, a Havre de Grace man recently sold his home in order to make back child support payments, according to the Harford County State's Attorney's Office., which says the payment is one of the largest settlements ever...Tags: Banking, Lawyers, Havre de Grace, Justice System
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John M. Robinson, decorated World War II veteran
John Morgan "Nemo" Robinson, a retired operator of a Chesapeake Bay summer resort and decorated World War II veteran, died Saturday of a heart attack at Anne Arundel Medical Center after undergoing brain surgery a week earlier. The Severna Park resident...Tags: Radio, Realty, John Morgan, World War II (1939-1945), Hospitals and Clinics
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Annapolis' Market House slated to reopen in spring
Downtown Annapolis' Market House, a historic landmark that has been open only intermittently since 2003, is scheduled to reopen in the spring after being closed this year, according to Mayor Joshua Cohen. "In terms of a specific opening date, it's...
Tags: Rentals, Josh Cohen, Annapolis, Tropical Storms
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Historic Burleigh Cottage sells for $1.1 million
Burleigh Cottage, an historic Howard County house whose origins go back to the late 1700s, sold in October for $1.1 million. The house at 10250 Burleigh Cottage Lane in Ellicott City started out as a log cabin used as a hunting retreat. Additions were...
Tags: Rentals, Howard County, Ellicott City, Maryland Historical Trust
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Black Friday gets a jump start on Thanksgiving night in Towson
The streets were quiet Thanksgiving evening. An empty bus rolled up North Charles Street, toward Towson, a town mostly rolled up for the holiday. But outside Target in the Towson Marketplace shopping center, a long line of was forming at 7 p.m. —...
Tags: Apple iPad, Sana'a (Yemen), Wii, Parkville, Nikon Corp
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North Baltimore home sells for $1.25 million
The priciest home to sell in Baltimore in September came with plenty of the usual upscale touches, plus some less typical ones.
"We sold it furnished — a lot of furniture conveyed, let's put it that way," said Bob Lucido, the listing agent for...Tags: Realty
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Cyber Monday spending sets record
It's official. Final numbers on Cyber Monday online retail spending are in. Sales not only beat last year's but set an online record.
Ecommerce sales on the Monday after Thankgiving reached $1.47 billion, a 17 percent jump compared with Cyber Monday...Tags: Holidays, E-Commerce Industry, Cyber Monday, Black Friday (shopping)
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Maryland home values down 7 percent
Home values have continued to fall across Maryland, but for the first time since 2008, the average decline in tax assessments was in the single digits, state officials said.
"It's showing an improved market, that's really the bottom line here," said...Tags: Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Howard County, Realty, White Marsh, Harford County
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Wonk table test
December was another positive month for home sales in metro Baltimore, though the market supply of homes continued to dwindle, dropping below 10,000 for the first time since February 2006. Last month, 1,945 home sales closed in Baltimore and its five...
Tags: Condos, Prices, Real Estate Sales, Marketing, Baseball
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July: Fifty Shades of controversy; Vi Ripken kidnapped
Vi Ripken, the mother of baseball Hall of Famer Cal Ripken Jr., was abducted from outside of her home. She was tied up and put in the back seat of her car and driven all around Central Maryland. She was later found with her hands bound but unharmed in her...
Tags: Colleges and Universities, Sculpture, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Havre de Grace, Cal Ripken, Jr.
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Reduction in assessments meaningful for buyers and sellers in Catonsville and Arbutus
Reassessment notices have been going out to homeowners in Group 1, those in western Baltimore County, since late December. In almost every case, the reassessment is lower than it was three years ago, according to Owen Charles, deputy director of the State...Tags: Real Estate, Baltimore County, Reisterstown, Montgomery County (Maryland), Catonsville
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Six indicted in $4.5 million mortgage fraud scheme
A federal grand jury in Baltimore indicted six people in a $4.5 million mortgage scheme that allegedly defrauded banks, home buyers and sellers across the state, the U.S. Department of Justice announced Friday. The indictment said a group of six...
Tags: Real Estate, Mortgages, Real Estate Buyers, FBI, Justice System
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