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Cheltenham security lapses prompt staff shake-up in Feb. killing
Security lapses found after a teacher from Bel Air was killed in February at the troubled Cheltenham youth detention center in Prince George's County have prompted a leadership shake-up, including the demotion of the superintendent, the firings of two...Tags: Employees, Teen-agers, AFSCME, Unions, Prosecution
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House votes to increase filing cost for lawsuit; amount is less than Senate's
The House of Delegates approved Thursday raising the cost of filing a lawsuit - money earmarked for civil legal services for the poor. It's one of several fee increases lawmakers are looking at as a way to fund social programs hit hard by the economy....Tags: Legal Services, Lawyers, Calvert County, Legal Service
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Five workers disciplined after killing of teacher at Cheltenham
Baltimore Sun reporterSecurity lapses found after a teacher from Bel Air was killed at the troubled Cheltenham youth detention center in Prince George's County have prompted a leadership shake-up, including the demotion of the superintendent, the firings of two staffers and...Tags: Criminals, Prisons, Teen-agers, Lawyers, Juvenile Delinquency
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Workers reported disciplined in killing of teacher at Cheltenham
State juvenile authorities are expected to announce today that they disciplined one or more employees at the troubled Cheltenham youth detention center in Prince George's County, where a 65-year-old teacher from Bel Air was killed in February. Department...Tags: Employees, Teen-agers, Lawyers, Criminals, Unions
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Western Md. slots proponents seek sweeter deal for Rocky Gap
Western Maryland slots proponents came to Annapolis on Tuesday with a dire message: Sweeten the deal for Rocky Gap or nobody will want to build a casino there. Without a slots casino, the state-owned facility will go belly up and millions of dollars...Tags: Thomas V. Mike Miller, Elections, State Budgets, Hotels and Accommodations, Tourism and Leisure
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Woman accused of killing baby was not covered by oversight law
Starting at least eight years ago, child welfare officials had been involved with the Baltimore woman now charged with killing her infant son and burying him in Druid Hill Park, but they had "no idea" that she had recently given birth. And despite a...Tags: Health and Safety at School, Children, Civil Rights, Society, Prosecution
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Lawmakers consider slots changes
Baltimore Sun reporterWestern Maryland slots proponents came to Annapolis Tuesday with a dire message: Sweeten the gaming deal for Rocky Gap or nobody will want to build a casino there. Without a slots casino, the state-owned facility will go belly up and millions of dollars...Tags: Thomas V. Mike Miller, Elections, State Budgets, Hotels and Accommodations, Gaming
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Prince George's teen charged as adult in shooting death
A 17-year-old Maryland girl has been charged with murder in connection with the shooting of an acquaintance. Prince George's County police said Friday that Charde Monet Walls has been charged as an adult in the death of 29-year-old Donta Jermaine Simmons....Tags: Prosecution, Murder, Hospitals and Clinics, Assault
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Beechtree development touches off multimillion-dollar debate
Baltimore Sun reporterHarford County would front a multimillion-dollar loan to a real estate developer so it can complete a private residential project near Aberdeen, if the County Council approves a controversial measure backed by County Executive David R. Craig at its...Tags: Elections, Economic Policy, Havre de Grace, State Budgets, Aberdeen Proving Ground
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Lawmakers look to shut Md. girls detention facility
The Washington PostMaryland's only secure detention center for girls is so old and outdated that frustrated state legislators have raised the prospect of closing the Laurel facility by next year. On Thursday, the House Judiciary Committee will take up a bill to do just...Tags: Prisons, Laurel, Calvert County
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Legislators thwart direct wine sales -- again
Thanks to Julie Bykowicz's article in Saturday's Sun, "Wine Shipping All Bottled Up" (Mar. 6) readers have a clearer picture of the sad situation in Annapolis regarding consumers' and sellers' inability to directly ship wine in Maryland. It is time to end...Tags: Elections, Joan Carter Conway, Wine, Beer, and Spirits, Dining and Drinking, Beverage Industry
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Female lawmakers complain about Judiciary chairman
Baltimore Sun reportersWomen lawmakers angrily protested Thursday to House Speaker Michael E. Busch about the way a committee that handles sensitive crime legislation treats those who come to Annapolis to testify. In particular, the head of the women's caucus said, Judiciary...Tags: Thomas V. Mike Miller, Elections, Trials, Primaries, Laws
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