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Spoiler alert! We asked pairs of prominent Baltimoreans -- relatives, co-workers and friends -- what would make their trees twinkle this holiday season.
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The campaign of Democratic gubernatorial candidate Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown has come under fire for using uniformed Baltimore police officers in a campaign ad attacking his Republican challenger.
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Here are the facts behind some of the claims made by Republican Larry Hogan and Democrat Anthony Brown in their second televised debate in the race for governor:
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Republican Larry Hogan denounced Democrat Anthony G. Brown's handling of the launch of Maryland's health insurance exchange during their second televised debate Monday, calling it a "complete disaster."
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Lt. Gov. Anthony G. Brown and Larry Hogan need to get beyond airing and responding to attack ads to provide specifics for how they would make Md.'s new gun safety law work to reduce death and injury.
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Harford legislators are spearheading a bill to create a 3D printing authority in collaboration with the Edgewood Chemical Biological Center at Aberdeen Proving Ground.
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Each spring, as baseball diamonds around Howard County thaw out, hope is renewed that a local public school team will return to Ripken Stadium in Aberdeen for the state championship game. But each spring for the last five years, Howard County has come up empty-handed in late May. This spring, with talent spread deep throughout the area, Howard County baseball enters the season confident and hungry to be playing past graduation. "Out of all the counties, I think we have the most talent," said Atholton senior center fielder Brady Acker, a three-time all-county selection who will play for George Mason next year. "I'm surprised none of us have won it yet, but I feel like this could be the year."
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A week into free agency, all of the marquee players have been snatched up and few household names remain on the open market. Most teams, including the Ravens, have filled important needs, which could change their priorities when it comes to the NFL draft.
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National draft analysts have released a wave of new mock drafts after the NFL scouting combine wrapped up last week, but we continue to see many of the same names linked to the Ravens at pick No. 17
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Baltimore County officials failed to ensure that 12 county speed cameras underwent a required calibration check this year, prompting officials to void more than 1,400 citations and take all dozen cameras out of service for more than a month.
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Legislation in Maryland would cut down on overdoses by allowing family members to keep and administer Naloxone.
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The following is the complete text of Harford County Executive David Craig's 2013 State of the County Address delivered at the Harford County Council legislative session on Tuesday, Feb. 5:
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County farm owners who have started exploring the option of developing their land because of a state law intended to preserve farmland could soon be given more time to consider their options as part of a comprehensive package to encourage land preservation presented by the county administration Monday.
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A look at what some other media outlets are saying about the Baltimore Orioles.
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All the jobs, money and excitement that Hollywood has brought to Maryland during the last year could soon disappear amid all the finger-pointing and blame-gaming over the budget impasse in Annapolis.
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What passed what failed in 2012 Maryland General Assembly session
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Following a special audit, Harford County officials say concerns about some contracts are not new and are being addressed.
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The Harford County public school system still has a surplus, but it's not as much as it was last year
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My latest NFL mock draft, which went live on the blog yesterday, had the Ravens selecting Florida offensive lineman Mike Pouncey. I can't get enough of these mock drafts, so I've decided to round up a handful of other mock drafts that hit the blogosphere after this week's NFL scouting combine.
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Never and I chatted about a lot of things Wednesday, from Adam Jones, Matt Wieters and the talented young pitching staff to the Buck Showalter effect and the blueprint for winning in the AL East. Neyer also gave his outlook for the Orioles in 2011, though my headline kind of spoils the big finish.
