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Guzzone will not run for Howard County executive
Democrat Guy Guzzone said Thursday he will seek a seat in the state legislature in 2014, removing him from the list of speculative candidates to succeed Ken Ulman as Howard County executive. "I considered it, believe me," Guzzone said about a county...
Tags: Allan H. Kittleman, Local Elections, Elections, Ken Ulman
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Five questions for Christopher Lee
Christopher Lee cut his teeth on public-private partnerships 26 years ago as a Lehman Brothers executive in charge of financing projects in Asia. He put together a consortium of local investors to build a $1.8 billion, 12-mile toll road in Bangkok....
Tags: Chesapeake Bay Bridge, Maryland Department of Transportation, Company Privatization, Federal Aviation Administration, Martin O'Malley
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Maryland Avenue in Annapolis to be dedicated as 'Peggy Kimbo Way'
For decades, Ethelda "Miss Peggy" Kimbo was a beloved Annapolitan who befriended midshipmen and charmed diners at the old Little Campus Inn. Her legacy will be commemorated in Annapolis on Saturday, when a stretch of Maryland Avenue will be designated...
Tags: United States Naval Academy
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Sunday, May 5 Mother's Day Tea The Chesapeake Life Center invites women and girls of all ages who are grieving the death of a mother or grandmother to a special Mother's Day Tea at Moulin de Paris, 35 Magothy Beach Road in Pasadena. Event begins at...Tags: Music, Culture, Mother's Day, Dave Brubeck, Students
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William F. Childs III, engineer
William F. Childs III, a retired engineer who was an early salesman of do-it-yourself cement products, died of complications from heart disease April 23 at his Towson home. He was 95 and lived for many years in Stoneleigh. Born in Salisbury, he was a...
Tags: Heart Disease, Baltimore County, Johns Hopkins University, Timonium, Anglicanism
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New J/70 sailboat most popular entry at Annapolis NOOD Regatta event
Even as an experienced sailor, Peter McChesney said that racing the J/70 gives him a different kind of thrill. The 223/4-foot boat, the newest design of Rhode Island-based J/Boats, which began building its line in the late 1970s, will be the most...
Tags: Amusement and Theme Parks, Sailing, Theme Park Vacations, Trips and Vacations
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Petition effort begun to overturn gun law
The Baltimore SunIf you hate Maryland's new gun law and wish you could vote against it, Sue Payne is looking for you. The Montgomery County woman this week filed paperwork with the Board of Elections to petition the controversial new gun-control bill to referendum. She...Tags: Laws, Interior Policy, Baltimore County, Assault, Local Elections
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Gun-control law to make ownership records private
A little-noticed provision tucked at the end of the sweeping gun legislation approved by the General Assembly last month would shield from view key state gun records that now are public — a change that was pushed by gun-rights advocates during the...
Tags: Personal Data Collection, Safety of Citizens, Firearms, Montgomery County (Maryland), Gun Control
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Top jail officials to be polygraphed following gang indictment
State corrections secretary Gary D. Maynard ordered polygraph tests Friday of top administrators and "integrity reviews" of every employee at the Baltimore City Detention Center in an effort to root out corruption at the jail. Maynard has moved his...
Tags: Black Guerrilla Family, Labor Markets, Safety of Citizens, Labor Legislation, AFSCME
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Maryland families to get new tool in fight against drug overdoses
Linda Fletcher lives in fear of reliving a nightmare: a son dying from a heroin overdose. Her son Kris Klipner succumbed to the drug in 2007. He was 28. Klipner's half-brother battles the same kind of depression as Kris. He suffers the same heroin...
Tags: Recreational Substance Use, Addiction, Substance Abuse, Behavioral Conditions, Heroin
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Prince George's interim superintendent resigns
In the midst of a system takeover by Prince George's County Executive Rushern Baker III, the school system's interim superintendent, Alvin Crawley, has resigned. Crawley notified the Board of Education of his intent to resign on Thursday, April 25,...
Tags: Teaching and Learning, Rushern Baker
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Howard legislators predict a revisit of stormwater fee issue
Howard County legislators said this week that they believe the General Assembly will need to make adjustments to a state-mandated stormwater management fee imposed on Howard County and nine other Maryland jurisdictions. "I don't think it's over yet,"...
Tags: James N. Robey, Business, Allan H. Kittleman, Port of Baltimore, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland)
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