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- A state program that gives businesses tax breaks for investing in property or hiring workers will be withdrawn from three of Baltimore's redeveloping waterfront communities under a city proposal that would shrink the size of the city's Enterprise Zone.
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Local stores in Bel Air and Abingdon report the use, or attempted use, of counterfeit bills. - The Aegis police blotter lists the most recent arrest, crimes and other police reports.
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- The Aegis police blotter lists the most recent arrest, crimes and other police reports.
- The Aegis police blotter lists the most recent arrest, crimes and other police reports.
- Aberdeen mayor and city council members brainstorm ideas for the city's future
- Giant Food and Safeway, the Baltimore region's two largest supermarket chains, have begun recruiting temporary workers as contract negotiations continue with the union that represents 23,000 workers.
- The Aegis police blotter lists the most recent arrest, crimes and other police reports.
- Despite looming budget cuts and anti-government rhetoric in Congress, Maryland officials say the two massive federal agencies based in Woodlawn — which have long helped buoy the region's economy — may be better positioned than others to ride out the political turbulence expected over the next several years.
- Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake's guests in the city's private skybox at Ravens games this past season included a small circle of city employees, prominent business leaders, donors to her campaign, and several family members, documents show.
- More than 200,000 Maryland state employees, retirees and dependents will be switched to a new pharmacy plan this year as a result of the Board of Public Works' decision Wednesday to award the $2.4 billion contract to a St. Louis-based company.
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- More than 50 developers, architects, residents and city officials come to prebid conference for project to redevelop a block of vacant houses in Remington..
- On the evening of December 9, 2011 Patterson Mill Middle High School PTSA sponsored our 5th annual PTSA Bingo
- Fake NFL merchandise: Overpriced and not the best quality
- Home, in their case, is what others make for them
- Safeway and Giant Foods to begin contract negotiations with United Food and Commercial Workers Local 400.
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- A second woman has now been charged in the bleach and Pine-Sol fight that temporarily shut down a Baltimore County Walmart in the fall.
- The Berlin family wants to continue to curate the selection the Ivy Bookshop is known for, but expand online presence
- Across the country, anonymous kindhearted strangers have been paying off layaway accounts this season — doing it with such frequency that folks have given them a name, "layaway angels."
- The sixteenth and final defendant in a scheme to resell stolen goods at Maryland pawn shops pleaded guilty Wednesday, prosecutors said.
- After a column in The Sun, donations poured in to help provide Christmas presents for isolated seniors.
- Suggestions for what should become of Nancy Pelosi, Charlie Rangel, Sheila Dixon and Jon Corzine.
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- More than 70 Baltimore City schools children went holiday shopping Saturday morning with school police officers during the annual "Shop with a Cop" event.
- Students from the Southeast Horizon Council attended the Howard County NAACP Youth Council Community Health Fair Nov. 19, at the Ridgeley Run Community Center, in Jessup.
- Fifty homemade lap blankets and blankets by the Community Knitting and Crocheting Group, of Columbia, to the local Be a Santa to a Senior program, which provides gifts and companionship to seniors who otherwise might not receive either this holiday season.
- Baltimore County police officers take kids shopping
- For the past eight years, the aisles of Walmart in Westminster have hosted more than 175 youngsters in their quest to find holiday presents for members of their families. On Dec. 10, their search is aided by members of Westminster's police department, as each child was accompanied by an officer during the annual Shop with A Cop event.
- Public and private sector efforts are under way to redevelop vacant houses in Remington.
- The law office representing police unions across the state is alleging that the Westminster Police Department is misspending money at the expense of officers and public safety.
- The Harford County Sheriff's Office and Maryland State Police report
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- The Harford County planning director discusses the Master Plan and Land Use Element Plan during Monday's Abingdon Community Council meeting.
- The Calvary Lutheran Church will be holding its Christmas service in German Dec. 17 at 4 p.m. German Christmas carols will be sung and the Christmas gospel will also be in German.
- Employee petition against Target's Thanksgiving night opening gets signatures but consumer demand overwhelms it
- This year, the packed-house madness of Black Friday was done well before dawn. With more and more stores opening at midnight and some starting hours earlier, thousands of Baltimore-area shoppers arrived — and left — in the wee hours.
- As shoppers find the best Black Friday deals and swipe their credit cards, The Sun shares their tales.
- Some of the nation's major chain stores opened late Thursday, competing for holiday shoppers to kick off a period that is crucial for the retail industry. After the crowds entered Toys "R" Us at 9 p.m., Walmart's Black Friday deals started at 10 p.m.
- Starting on Black Thursday, company execs will be trying to squeeze every penny out of the holiday shopping season at the expense of their employees' time with their families
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- A woman poured bleach and Pine-Sol on a Walmart customer in southern Baltimore County, police said, an incident that closed down the store for several hours and sent 19 to area hospitals Saturday.
- William Donald Schaefer's longtime girlfriend shares their quiet life together.
- William Donald Schaefer's longtime girlfriend shares their quiet life together.
