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Towson doctor suspended on misconduct charges
Baltimore Sun reportersThe state board that oversees Maryland doctors has suspended the license of Miguel Frontera, a Towson psychiatrist, for alleged improper conduct with five boys he was treating for behavioral issues between 2000 and 2009. The doctor has not been charged...Tags: Abusive Behavior, Medical Services, Lawyers, Criminals, Drugs and Medicines
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John Donald Stees dies at 78
John Donald "Donnie" Stees, a former security expert and longtime Glencoe resident, died Saturday of kidney failure at Gilchrist Hospice Care. He was 78. Mr. Stees was born in Baltimore and raised on Seminary Avenue in Lutherville. His father was John...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Defense, U.S. Army, Glencoe, Academic Progress
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George Frederick Alban dies at 71
George Frederick "Fred" Alban, a retired security guard who earlier had been a police officer, died Monday of cancer at his Westminster home. He was 71.
Mr. Alban was born in Baltimore and spent his early years in Govans before moving to a Westminster...Tags: Death and Dying, Seafood, Family, Foods and Beverages, Govans
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Nobody admits fault and a suspect goes free
The State of Maryland v. Walter Grant commenced on time and on schedule at 8:30 a.m. Oct. 28 in Room 3 of the District Courthouse on East North Avenue. Grant faced charges of taking a blue Honda Civic with keys stolen during a burglary of a home in Carney...Tags: Theft, Personal Data Collection, Trials, Vehicles, Interior Policy
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Balto. Co. plans bill requiring carbon monoxide detectors
More than four years after three people died from carbon-monoxide poisoning in a rented townhouse in Essex, Baltimore County officials on Wednesday announced they would introduce legislation to require that all rental dwellings in the county be equipped...Tags: Apartments, Essex (Baltimore, Maryland), Family, Local Authority, Condos and Houses
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The other side of B&D's history here
Just for the record - and just in case anyone in the audience is starting to get teary-eyed about Black & Decker or ticked off that Maryland's alleged "anti-business climate" will result in the loss of yet another good corporate citizen - I would like...Tags: Black & Decker, Business Enterprises, Plant Closings, Economic Policy, State Budgets
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Tool titans Black & Decker, Stanley Works to merge
Baltimore Sun reportersBlack & Decker Corp., the Towson-based toolmaker founded here almost 100 years ago, said Monday that it plans to merge with The Stanley Works in a $4.5 billion all-stock deal that will bring together internationally known brands but reduce the number of...Tags: Constellation Energy Group, Morningstar Incorporated, Economic Policy, Martin O'Malley, Alex Brown
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Stanley Works Shares Rise After Purchase Of Black & Decker
The Hartford CourantWall Street cheered The Stanley Works' purchase of Black & Decker Corp. today, sending shares of Stanley up strongly after executives made their case for the creation of a merged tools giant with large cost savings. Stanley shares closed at $49.61 on the...Tags: Stock Market, Corporate Officers, Office Needs, Finance, Black & Decker
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Wall Street Applauds Stanley-Black & Decker Merger
The Hartford CourantWall Street cheered The Stanley Works' purchase of Black & Decker Corp. Tuesday, sending shares of Stanley up strongly after executives made their case for the creation of a merged tools giant with large cost savings. Stanley shares closed at $49.61 on...Tags: Real Estate Sales, Restructuring and Recapitalization, Stock Market, Corporate Officers, Finance
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Towson High student: Rules are rules
What is astounding in the story about the Baltimore County boys cross country championship is how all the criticism has been directed at Towson's coach for not refusing the trophy. A violation of a rule is grounds for disqualification, and it does not... -
Correction
The Baltimore Sun is committed to providing fair and accurate coverage. Readers who have concerns or comments are encouraged to call us at 800-829-8000. An article Monday on the city's Sunday Streets event incorrectly identified a 16-year-old who was... -
3 Howard elementary schools to get H1N1 vaccine
The largest school-based swine flu immunization effort in the Baltimore region will begin in Howard County today, when the first of more than 3,000 students will receive the sought-after vaccine. The county plans to immunize 1,300 students at three...Tags: Vaccines, Pharmaceuticals, Elementary Schools, Population, Preventative Medicine
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