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- The union representing about 700 Baltimore janitors has approved a new contract granting 4 percent annual pay raises after weeks of negotiations and a protest downtown.
- New contract, affecting 700 in Baltimore, won tentative agreement last night
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- Parents to protest city plan to privatize Roosevelt Recreation Center, Hampden
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- Two Democrats who lost closely watched City Council campaigns in September say they're not giving up.
- Council president says thousands of homes being sold at auction
- Challenger Sneed praised for running 'wonderful' campaign
- A failed city council candidate, the only incumbent to lose her seat, has asked the U.S. attorney for Maryland to prosecute her challenger over the unlawful use of an IRS logo in campaign literature.
- Baltimore's mayoral primary election drew low turnout despite high number of needs in the city.
- In an election with few surprises, Baltimore City Councilwoman Belinda M. Conaway was the only incumbent council member defeated in Tuesday's Democratic primary.
- Bernard C. "Jack" Young, picked by his fellow City Council members last year to lead the panel, won the Democratic nomination Tuesday to keep the office for four more years.
- More than 70 candidates are vying for 14 seats on the Baltimore City Council — a job characterized by lengthy meetings, endless calls from residents about vacant homes and rats, and, in the city's strong mayor form of government, very little political power.
- Latest push to repeal the city's year-old 2-cent tax on beverage containers is irresponsible
- Excuses offered by Belinda and Frank Conaway, both of whom hold public office, don't add up
- 36 candidates invited to forum sponsored by Hampden, Woodberry and Remington associatons. Candidates are running for various offices in Districts 7, 12 and 14.
- Baltimore officials moved Tuesday to take undeserved tax credits back from owners of vacant properties who are profiting from breaks intended for primary residences.
- A constituent writes that speed cameras are not only a quality of life issue but a public safety issue with life and death consequences
- In its last meeting before the September primary election, the Baltimore City Council unanimously passed a resolution calling on state legislators to give the council input in the selection of school board members.
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- City Councilwoman Belinda Conaway abruptly dropped a $21 million lawsuit against Examiner columnist Adam Meister Monday, conceding that she had, as he'd reported, claimed a Baltimore County house as her primary residence.
- Councilwoman Belinda Conaway drops $21 million lawsuit against Examiner columnist Adam Meister, conceding she signed document claiming Baltimore County home as her primary residence.
- The attorney for Baltimore Councilwoman Belinda Conaway says she will dismiss her libel and defamation suit against blogger Adam Meister.