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Unhealthy air quality in Baltimore
Maryland WeatherThe Maryland Department of the Environment is forecasting unhealthy air quality for 'sensitive groups' in Baltimore again on Tuesday, for the second day in a row. Sensitive groups include children and people with heart and respiratory ailments. They...Tags: Environmental Pollution, Air Pollution, Heart Attack, Weather Reports, Pollution
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Slots bid near Arundel mall gains support
Maryland slots commissioners signaled Thursday that they are prepared to approve a license for a casino near Arundel Mills mall, a project that would be the state's largest gambling venue but has drawn residential opposition. After a rosy economic...Tags: Local Authority, Robert R Neall, Tourism and Leisure, Casino and Gambling, Cordish Cos.
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Rock-throwing suspect shot by trooper charged with assault
The Associated PressMaryland State Police said a man who was shot by a trooper after throwing large rocks at motorists in Cecil County has been charged with assault. Police said Clyde S. Patterson III, 50, of Perry Point threw rocks at drivers along Route 40 on Tuesday. One...Tags: Firearms, Prosecution, Defense
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Trooper shoots man who police say was throwing rocks at cars
A state trooper shot a 50-year-old man who police said threw large rocks at motorists Tuesday evening in Cecil County and claimed to have a gun when confronted. Clyde S. Patterson III, a voluntary resident of Perry Point Veterans Affairs Medical Center,...Tags: Firearms, Transportation, Road Transportation, Defense, Hospitals and Clinics
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2 shot by police in separate incidents, one fatally
A Delaware man was fatally shot by police Wednesday after he drove about 25 miles going the wrong way on Eastern Shore highways, then pointed a gun at a trooper, state police said. The incident happened hours after a separate nonfatal shooting Tuesday...Tags: Firearms, Murder, Defense, Hands, Hospitals and Clinics
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Havre de Grace physician's assistant among Fort Hood victims
An Army physician's assistant who once lived in Havre de Grace was among the 13 people killed in a shooting rampage at Fort Hood, Texas, last week. Lt. Col. Juanita L. Warman, 55, grew up and went to high school and college in the Pittsburgh area, but...Tags: Family, Fort Hood Shootings (2009), Colleges and Universities, Facebook, Hospitals and Clinics
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Teen killed by Amtrak train identified as Elkton-area boy
A boy killed Sunday when he was struck by an Amtrak Acela train in Cecil County has been identified as a 13-year-old from the Elkton area. Maryland State Police and county officials said Shawn Luther Kelly was struck as he crossed railroad tracks near his...Tags: Elkton
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Slots accord may cut taxes
Baltimore's spending panel is expected to approve a pair of land deals with prospective casino owners today that could fulfill Mayor Sheila Dixon's pledge to lower city property taxes. Under the agreement, the city would extend a 75-year lease for a...Tags: Ray Lewis, Local Authority, M&T Bank Stadium, Gaming and Lotteries, Tourism and Leisure
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Slots panel may deny city, Arundel bids
Commissioners handing out Maryland's slots licenses expressed grave concerns Wednesday about the proposals for lucrative gambling casinos in Baltimore and Anne Arundel County - and said they might toss out those applications if questions can't be resolved...Tags: Local Authority, Robert R Neall, Gaming and Lotteries, Tourism and Leisure, Casino and Gambling
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Latest chapters stick to protracted slots story line
Let me see if I have this right: We have a county that is rebuffing a deep-pocketed, known-quantity developer who wants to open a slots parlor at one of its malls, and we have a city basically rolling out the red carpet and handing the keys to its...Tags: Local Authority, Gaming and Lotteries, National Security, Tourism and Leisure, Casino and Gambling
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Slots license for Cecil County nears approval
Maryland's slots commission on Wednesday approved expanding a proposed Cecil County gaming facility from 500 to 1,500 machines and is poised to award the state's second license there later this month. Penn National Gaming, which would build and run a...Tags: Robert R Neall, Gaming and Lotteries, Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama), Tourism and Leisure, Penn National Gaming
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Higher price for Md. slots?
The slots parlors coming to Maryland are expected to feature electronic gambling terminals that incorporate popular game shows, celebrities and even life-size digitized blackjack and poker dealers.
The state's effort to purchase such elaborate machines...Tags: Tourism and Leisure, Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama), Laws, Consumer Electronics Industry, Electronics
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