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Aberdeen man charged with sexually abusing a minor
An Aberdeen man has been charged with sexually abusing a minor. Clarence Jacob Barnes Jr., 53, of the 300 block of Center Deen Avenue, is charged with third-degree sex offense, fourth-degree sex offense, sex abuse of a minor and second-degree assault,...Tags: Sex Crimes, Prosecution, Aberdeen
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Fallston man sentenced to serve 20 years on child sex abuse conviction
A Fallston man found guilty earlier this year of child sex abuse charges was recently sentenced to serve 20 years in prison, according to court records. James Thomas Starr, 26, was found guilty by a Harford County Circuit Court jury Feb. 8 of sex...Tags: Punishment, Harford County, Judges, Justice System
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State official praises Howard County Child Advocacy Center
For those who need to use it, the Howard County Child Advocacy Center is "the best of a bad situation," said Howard County Police Lt. Tom Ehart. From a statewide perspective, Cathy Meyers, president of the Maryland Children's Alliance, said she tells...
Tags: Howard County, Ken Ulman, Child Abuse, Ellicott City
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Trial begins for man whose wife was found buried in yard
Christine Jarrett had been there all along. From the night of Jan. 3, 1991, when the Elkridge woman purportedly left her family without saying goodbye, to the day years later when her husband filed divorce paperwork alleging abandonment, to the moment...
Tags: Marriage, Prosecution, Family, Adultery, Lawyers
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Two charged in unrelated stabbing incidents in Anne Arundel
Two people are facing attempted second-degree murder charges stemming from two unrelated stabbings on Monday, according to Anne Arundel County police. Police said a man looking for his roommate to drive him home from work Monday became "enraged" to...Tags: Linthicum, Rentals
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In new Big Ten, Penn State football expects to grow more comfortable in Maryland
Penn State has had a run of the neighborhood for as long as anyone can remember, from its years as the most successful independent Division I-A football program on the East Coast and a national power, to a little more than the past two decades in the...
Tags: Maryland Terrapins, Awards and Prizes, Minnesota Golden Gophers, Harrisburg (Dauphin, Pennsylvania), Larry Johnson
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Nearly $3M in community impact grants awarded by United Way
The United Way of Central Maryland will provide nearly $3 million in community grants intended to provide financial stability to families, quality education to children and healthy alternatives to individuals, the organization said this week. In all, 71...
Tags: American Red Cross, Poverty, Healthy Diet, American Heart Association, United Way
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Obama should exonerate the CIA agent who blew the whistle on torture
Though he did not participate in torture, ex-CIA agent John Kiriakou was the first person to publicly acknowledge the Bush administration's inhumane abuse of detainees ("The truth about torture," April 23). Mr. Kiriakou's disclosures informed the public...Tags: Central Intelligence Agency, Prisons, Lewis Libby
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Five questions with ... Kimberly Scott
The Great Gourmet is Kimberly Scott's way of introducing the world to Maryland seafood. Her Eastern Shore company sells crab cakes, oysters and clams to wholesale and retail markets. In 2006, just three years after opening, The Great Gourmet was logging...
Tags: Business, Sales, Rentals, Banking, Small Businesses
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Woman sentenced to 80 years in Harford child sex abuse case
The second person found guilty in connection with the sexual abuse of a young girl received an equally harsh sentence in Harford County Circuit Court Wednesday to match the one given last month to the other defendant in the case. Angeline Kaye...
Tags: Punishment, Prisons, Trials, Judges, Federal Hill
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Moving beyond gun control
Gun control doesn't stop bombings, and it doesn't prevent violent people from buying nails, BBs or pressure cookers. While I am supportive of gun control — and applaud Maryland for being one of the few states taking a strong stance on gun possession...
Tags: Health and Safety at School, Interior Policy, Mental Health, Substance Abuse, Behavioral Conditions
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Harford man, 19, held without bail in death of 2-month-old niece
The 19-year-old Harford County man with developmental disabilities who is accused of killing his 2-month-old niece was ordered Monday to continue being held without bail. Colin Christopher Wolf, of the 2000 block of Bay Meadows Court in Forest Hill, is...
Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Defendants, Prisons, Prosecution, Child Abuse
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