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Gun-distribution ring bust results in 3 arrests
Three people were arrested and more than a dozen guns were seized Thursday in the culmination of a two-month investigation into a gun distribution ring. "They got a major gun dealer off the streets," said Det. Donny Moses, a spokesman for the Baltimore...Tags: Bankruptcy, Baltimore County, Police Arrests, Harford Road, Heroin
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Howard County teen pleads guilty to terrorism plot
With a full math and science scholarship to the Johns Hopkins University and accolades for his writing, Howard County's Mohammad Hassan Khalid seemed ready to continue the American dream his father embarked on years ago when he brought the family from...Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, Pakistan, Trials, Punishment, Court Preliminary
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Legislature should reverse pit bull ruling
Given the lack of interest in the Maryland General Assembly regarding pit bulls being labeled as "inherently dangerous," I must speak out in their defense ("Pit bull bill sought for special session," May 8). Perhaps owners of pit bulls should be labeled...Tags: Maryland General Assembly, Crime, Law and Justice, Health, Physical Fitness and Exercise
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City Hall considers selling 15 historic landmarks
City Hall is considering selling or leasing 15 historic Baltimore landmarks, including the iconic Shot Tower and stately War Memorial building, which officials believe are underused and could bring the city sorely needed cash.
The idea has excited...Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, Rental Service, Water Supply, Annapolis, The New York Times
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Gender-based wage gaps persist in state and nation
Women make considerably less money than men in Maryland: 83 cents to the dollar, according to a study released last week.
Windsor Mill resident Alison Assanah-Carroll was not surprised by the finding from the National Partnership for Women & Families,...Tags: Career and Workplace, United States Census Bureau, Employment, Randallstown, Human Interest
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Would-be Catonsville bomber sentenced to 25 years in prison
Antonio Martinez renounced terrorism and expressed regret Friday for trying to blow up a Catonsville military center, shortly before he was sentenced to 25 years in prison — closing a case that brought a radical holy war to Maryland. Prosecutors...
Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, Trials, Jihad, Prisons, Lawyers
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Roundup of MSA results by county
Anne Arundel In Anne Arundel County, more elementary schools did not meet adequate yearly progress targets this year than last year. Overall, 67 of Anne Arundel's 78 elementary schools made the yearly progress targets, down from 72 last year. Seven of...Tags: Howard County, Edgewood, Middle Schools, Maryland, Carroll County (Maryland)
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Nick James Nopulos, diner owner
Nick James Nopulos, former co-owner of Catonsville's venerable Double T Diner, died Saturday of complications from chronic lymphoma and leukemia at Howard County General Hospital. He was 91.
The son of a barber and a homemaker who were Greek immigrants,...Tags: Howard County, Lymphoma, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Restaurant and Catering Industry, Christian Orthodoxy
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Traffic: 4-vehicle accident on Route 100 eastbound
As of 9 a.m. Wednesday, traffic was slow on Route 100 eastbound at I-95, due to an accident involving four vehicles.
An accident was slowing traffic on Route 32 westbound near Shaker Road in Howard County. U.S. 1 was closed near Shuresville Road and...Tags: Edgewood, Baltimore County, Traffic, Harford County, Belair Road
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Water main break causes outages in Windsor Mill
A city water main break in the 5400 block of West Forest Park Avenue closed roads Wednesday and cut off supply to several homes and a day-care center in the Windsor Mills neighborhood. The 20-inch main, which broke during the early morning hours, has also...Tags: Health, Hospitals and Clinics
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Thousands offered on closing costs for city homes
Shandra Brown has a big goal: to buy a house before her 21st birthday in September.
On Saturday, she came to Belair-Edison with her mother, Rene, for a Healthy Neighborhoods event that highlighted resources available through the nonprofit, including a...Tags: Foreclosures, Real Estate, Waverly (Baltimore, Maryland), Towson, Services and Shopping
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Windsor Mill man pleads guilty in Chinese software piracy case
A Windsor Mill man, a former NASA employee, has pleaded guilty in Delaware federal court to buying more than a million dollars' worth of pirated software from black-market Chinese vendors who themselves were indicted Wednesday in federal court in...Tags: Trials, Career and Workplace, Software Industry, Employees, Chengdu (China)
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