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Angel of Hope coming soon to Eldersburg
After over five years of planning and fundraising, Maryland's first Angel of Hope statue will be arriving in Eldersburg this fall.
The statue, which was ordered last week by Cindy Hughes, of the JOSH Foundation, will be placed in a garden near South...Tags: Christmas, Sculpture, Richard Paul Evans, Maryland
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Ravens show improvement in second season
Special to baltimoresun.comThe Ravens entered their second season in Baltimore with a potent offense and a defense that couldn't stop anyone. But the team hoped an improved defense would lead to progress in the standings. Linebacker Peter Boulware was selected as the Ravens...Tags: Cincinnati Bengals, Chicago Bulls, Peter Boulware, Pittsburgh Steelers, John Denver
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Employers' aid varies in times of tragedy
Associated PressNEW YORK - The check covered Leora Sells' pay for the 10 days that followed April 19, 1995 - the time it took workers picking through the rubble of the Murrah Federal Building to recover and identify her body. That check was one of the few...Tags: Terrorism, Natural Resources, Employees, Collective Contract, Industrial Accidents
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Bryant's hearing will be short and well covered
Times Staff WritersOver the scrub and brush of a dirt lot across from the Eagle County Justice Center, a tent city has risen. Eleven canopies cover newly constructed temporary studios for live television broadcasts. Parked bumper to bumper next to them are dozens of RVs,...Tags: Murder, Prosecution, Kobe Bryant, Dallas Mavericks, Trials
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Jet flies headlong into the Pentagon
Sun National StaffWASHINGTON -- The nation's capital came under deadly terrorist assault yesterday morning when a hijacked jetliner flew full-throttle into the Pentagon, the storied seat of U.S. military power. Scores were killed and dozens injured. The crash, part of a...Tags: Terrorism, Monuments and Heritage Sites, Defense, Health and Safety at School, U.S. Secret Service
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Felicia anchors Eyewitness News This Morning on KWCH and the Kansas CW with Kara Sewell and Mark Larson.
Felicia began her broadcasting career...Tags: Facebook, Barack Obama
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Disability pay at stake in divorce?
A disabled veteran has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to consider anew whether states violate federal law when they allow divorce courts to count a veteran's disability compensation in calculating spousal support. The petition also invites the justices...Tags: Lawyers, Physical Disabilities, Judges, Post-traumatic Stress Disorder , Retirement
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Marie Kolasinski dies at 90; Christian activist ran O.C. crafts business
Marie Kolasinski, a devoutly anti-government Orange County grandmother who was sent to jail at 85 after clashing with health inspectors at her popular quilting and crafts emporium, has died. She was 90.
Once dubbed "Che Kolasinski" by a local newspaper...Tags: Hobbies, Prisons, Foods and Beverages, Business, Judges
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Activision calls in legal heavy artillery for Call of Duty trial
Company TownActivision taps former Oklahoma City bombing prosecutor Beth Wilkinson as its trial attorney for its case against former Call of Duty developers.... -
April 19: A good and not so good day in history
KIAHApril 19 is not just another day on the calendar. Lots of things good, and not so good, happened on this day in history. For instance, today is the day 'the shot heard around the world' took place, the first fighting in the American Revolution back in...Tags: Boston Marathon, American Revolutionary War (1775-1783), NASA, Abraham Lincoln, Terry Nichols
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Piecemakers founder dies
Marie Kolasinski, a fiery government critic who founded a Christian commune and popular craft store in Costa Mesa, died Monday. She was 90. Kolasinski died of natural causes, according to a statement from the Piecemakers. At the Piecemakers Country...
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Controversial author claims Pres. Obama has Muslim secret
KFOR-TVEDMOND, Okla. -- Over 100 people showed up at Fairview Baptist Church in Edmond to hear renowned speaker and author Avi Lipkin. He is known for his radical beliefs, what he says is President Obama's secret to legalize 50 million to 100 million Muslims...Tags: Islam, Christianity, Baptist, Barack Obama
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