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Driver struck hunter, then gets hit by vehicle in double pedestrian fatality
A Millington woman struck a Chestertown man while driving early Saturday on Route 544 in Queen Anne's County, and then was hit by another vehicle while calling 911, Maryland State Police said. Both were killed in the accidents. The deceased were...Tags: Maryland State Police, Queen Anne's County, Queen Anne (Prince George's, Maryland), Queen Anne (Talbot, Maryland)
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Lack of produce at Fresh & Green's has customers asking questions
A banner outside the Fresh & Green's supermarket in Hampden says, "Open Now. Renovation Soon. Happy Shopping." But Patricia Cochran, of Woodberry, was less than happy as she did her grocery shopping at the market in the Greenspring Tower Shopping...Tags: Mary Pat Clarke, Parkville, Arable Farming, Whole Foods Market, Super Fresh Food Markets, Inc.
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Polar Bear plungers raise record amount for charity
A man dressed in a head-to-toe Dalmatian suit, complete with fireman's hat and boots. A shirtless middle-aged fellow in swim trunks, with a lime-green fedora on his head, gyrating to the beat of rock music. A dozen young women hula-hooping in the winter...Tags: Maryland State Police, Special Olympics
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Parkville, Perry Hall, Nottingham, White Marsh students named to dean's lists
The following local students have been named to the dean's list for the fall 2011 semester at York College of Pennsylvania. Sean Lindemann, Christine Powers, Hanna Ramsburg and Karlie Dougherty, of Parkville; Jennifer DeShong and Brittanie Locke, of...Tags: Parkville, Perry Hall, Students, Nottingham, Hamden (New Haven, Connecticut)
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Chestertown man pleads guilty to trafficking turtles for meat
A Chestertown man pleaded guilty this week in a New York federal court to trafficking live snapping turtles that he processed in Queen Anne's County and then sold as turtle meat. Michael V. Johnson, 57, faces a maximum of one year in prison for turning...Tags: Prisons, Queen Anne's County, Prisons
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Congressional candidates stump Harford as primary nears
The two candidates from Harford County for the Second Congressional District are continuing to campaign, while they also try to fulfill their duties at state legislators. One of them, Del. Rick Impallaria, only formally announced his campaign last...Tags: Business, Parties and Movements, Small Businesses, Tea Party Movement, Voting
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Dayton 4-H Club kicks off 2012 with two special service learning projects
Members of the Dayton 4-H Club kicked off 2012 by getting involved in two special service learning projects. The 4-H club met Jan. 26 at Linden Linthicum United Methodist Church. Each member brought fleece to make blankets and then the members tied the...Tags: Elementary Schools, Schools, Linthicum, Wines, Alcoholic Beverages
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Robert A. Gibson, educator
Baltimore Sun reporterRobert A. Gibson, a retired educator and former superintendent of Cecil County public schools, died Nov. 4 of spinal cancer at his home in Port Herman. He was 93. The son of farmers, Dr. Gibson was born and raised in Rising Sun. After graduating from...Tags: Bel Air (Harford, Maryland), Cecil County, Cancer, Montgomery County (Maryland), University of Maryland, College Park
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Harford County Police Blotter
Harford County sheriff's deputies and Maryland State Police report: Aberdeen Lawrence Kenneth Standiford, 52, of the 1900 block of Bennett Road, was charged Tuesday with second-degree assault. A window at a church was broken Tuesday in the 700 block of...Tags: Harford County, Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut), Rentals, Gaithersburg (Montgomery, Maryland), Silver Spring (Montgomery, Maryland)
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Aberdeen City Council approves resolution to become biggest recipient of nationwide MTBE suit settlement
Aberdeen's city council formally accepted a $3.9 million settlement Monday night from a nationwide lawsuit over gas station chemical emissions, positioning the city to be the biggest recipient among the 21 plaintiffs in the suit. Aberdeen expects to...Tags: Salisbury (Wicomico, Maryland), Mike Bennett, Petroleum Industry, Water Supply, Aberdeen
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Woodworker finds beauty in nature's simple gifts
If the life of furniture maker Robert Ortiz was ever made into a movie, it would be full of adventure and plenty of plot twists.
The opening scene would unfold in New York City in the 1960s, with a Hispanic kid from humble roots leaving home at age 14 to...Tags: Movies, Home Improvement, Music, Clipper Mill, Literature
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