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Maryland

U.S. Catholic bishops in Baltimore to elect new president

The nation's top Catholic bishops will convene this week in Baltimore to choose a new leader, a decision that will help set the course for an American church striving to build its appeal while grappling with stances on immigration and contraception coverage.

U.S. Catholic bishops in Baltimore to elect new president






Obituaries

Carroll Circuit Judge Luke K. Burns Jr.

Retired Carroll County Circuit Court Judge Luke K. Burns Jr., who during his years on the bench developed a reputation for being even-keeled and fair-minded and had a special affection for adoption cases, died Sunday of renal failure at Carroll Hospital Center. He was 79.

Carroll Circuit Judge Luke K. Burns Jr.


Harford County

SARC recognized for Domestic Violence Awareness Month

SARC, a non-profit in Harford County providing hope and resources to victims of domestic violence, sexual violence, child abuse and stalking, received a proclamation from the Harford County Council recognizing October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month






Op-ed

Stop getting drunk to stay safe

Many parents may puzzle over why women activists and writers would argue so fiercely over advising teenage girls not to binge drink. The answer has to do with the nature of the crime and an ongoing dilemma in women's history.

Stop getting drunk to stay safe






Politics

Gansler, Brown clash over domestic violence proposals

An attempt by Attorney General Douglas F. Gansler to pivot from character concerns to issues in the increasingly nasty gubernatorial contest yielded more vitriol Tuesday as Gansler accused rival Lt. Gov. Anthony G. Brown of putting politics ahead of protecting women from domestic violence.

Gansler, Brown clash over domestic violence proposals





















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