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Agencies in Maryland dodge furloughs — for now
A month after across-the-board federal spending cuts began, there are signs that one of the most troubling potential consequences for Maryland — the furloughing of federal employees — might not be as widespread as initially feared. But the...
Tags: Government Debt, Baltimore Housing, Chuck Hagel, Layoffs and Downsizing, Monuments and Heritage Sites
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Baltimore County man sentenced to 11 years for ID theft scheme
A federal judge on Monday sentenced a Baltimore County man to 11 years in prison and ordered him to pay close to $200,000 in restitution to victims of a wire fraud and identity theft scheme that victimized Johns Hopkins doctors, among some 250 others, the...
Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Punishment, Justice System, Rentals, Trials
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Glut of grocers fight for share of Towson
Kurt Schertle paid his tuition at Towson University by working full-time at the Shoppers grocery store on Goucher Boulevard. The job launched a career and last week Schertle returned as executive vice president of sales and marketing at Weis Markets...
Tags: Media Industry, Target, Charles Street, Harbor East, Timonium
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Maryland court considers liability of bars in drunken-driving crashes
Michael D. Eaton ran up a tab for 17 beers plus other drinks before he left a Gaithersburg tavern, according to court records. Forty-five minutes later, behind the wheel of his Range Rover, he slammed into the back of a Jeep Cherokee at a speed...
Tags: Punishment, Defendants, Bars and Clubs, Mothers Against Drunk Driving, Gaithersburg (Montgomery, Maryland)
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Invalid's thoughtfulness led to further injury in 1913
An article in the March 8, 1913, edition of The Argus noted that area woman's actions not to bother other patients worsened her own condition at an area hospital. Miss Elizabeth West, sister of Thos. West, of Bloomingdale avenue, is confined to her bed...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Bars and Clubs, Police Arrests, Dining and Drinking, Saint Agnes Hospital
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Shattering prices don't deter rare glass collectors at Essex show
History's throwaways and discards emerged as coveted attractions Sunday when bottles, vials and flasks that spent decades buried in dumps and privies returned in translucent glory. Billed as the "largest one-day bottle show in the world," the...
Tags: Essex (Baltimore, Maryland), Fells Point, Charles Street, Howard County, Dundalk
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New Town loses to Milford Mill in boys basketball county championship
Another county opponent took its chances against Milford Mill. Another county opponent was beaten. No. 4 Milford Mill continued its domination over local competition Tuesday, posting a 70-62 win over visiting and No. 11 New Town in the Baltimore...
Tags: Patapsco
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State funding plan elusive for roads, transit
As the General Assembly nears the halfway point in its 90-day session, Gov. Martin O'Malley and key legislators have yet to agree on a plan to pay for new roads, bridges and transit lines — a decision many consider critical to Maryland's economy....
Tags: Anthony G. Brown, E.J. Pipkin, Highway Transportation, Transportation, Thomas V. Mike Miller
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Weis Markets' Towson and Woodlawn stores will open March 3
Baltimore County will be getting two new Weis Markets soon -- a supermarket in Towson Place in Towson and one on Security Boulevard in Woodlawn. Both stores will open Sunday, March 3. Weis said it invested $14 million in the more than 55,000-square...
Tags: Super Fresh Food Markets, Inc., Weis Markets Incorporated, Baltimore County, Towson, Arable Farming
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John R. Freas, manufacturers' representative
John R. Freas, a retired manufacturers' representative who coached youth football, died Wednesday of cancer at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson. He was 73.
The son of an insurance adjuster and a secretary, John Robert Freas was born in Philadelphia and...Tags: Jiffy Lube International, Inc., Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Sykesville, Baltimore County, Randallstown
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Impending snowfall shuffles Basketball Academy schedule
The Baltimore SunWith so many public school jurisdictions canceling afternoon activities because of the impending snowfall, Basketball Academy officials have been forced to shuffle the schedule for today's games after all. School officials in Kent and Prince George's,...Tags: Schools, Public Schools, Christianity, Morgan State University, Baptist
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Prometric to open $12 million facility in White Marsh
Prometric, a Baltimore-based provider of educational testing services, plans to open a $12 million facility in White Marsh this June, county and company officials said Wednesday. The Global Operations Center of Excellence, planned to open in June, will...
Tags: White Marsh
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