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Obamacare, other economic concerns could delay new Harford hospital project
Development of new hospital planned by I-95 in Havre de Grace could be pushed farther into the future because of the uncertainty over federal health care mandates, the hospital company's chief executive said Thursday. Lyle Sheldon, president and CEO...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Healthcare Provider, Havre de Grace, Barack Obama, Harford County
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In Annapolis, College Park shooting becomes part of the debate
The murder-suicide that left two University of Maryland students dead provided fresh fodder in Annapolis Wednesday for lawmakers debating whether to tighten Maryland's gun laws, with supporters saying the tragic incident gave them new resolve while...
Tags: Behavioral Conditions, Anthony J O'Donnell, Teaching and Learning, Firearms, Martin O'Malley
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Historic reconstruction is hard on the ears
A Sun front-page headline has never before caused me to catch my breath in astonishment, but "Closing the door on history: Budget squeeze threatens upkeep, renovation of aging Md. buildings owned by the U.S." (Feb. 9) finally did. Is there a "budget...
Tags: Human Interest
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Snow slows evening traffic in Baltimore area
Fat, wet flakes of snow mixed with cold rain slickened Wednesday evening commutes and slowed drivers around the region. The snow was expected to be a nuisance come Valentine's Day morning, according to forecasts. Earlier expectations of a more...
Tags: Weather, Long Island, Weather Reports, National Weather Service, Carroll County (Virginia)
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Aged grist mill awaits scarce federal funds
A 250-year-old grist mill near the mouth of the Susquehanna River has sat mostly vacant since the end of the Civil War, its thick stone walls serving no purpose but the protection of a few old tools. Though the building is historic — it was listed...
Tags: Budgets and Budgeting, Arts and Culture, National Parks, U.S. Congress, Maryland Historical Trust
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Maryland Teacher of the Year named finalist for national title
A Cecil County high school teacher who once considered dropping out of school but "worked and borrowed" her way to become the first in her family to graduate from college has been named one of the four finalists for the title of National Teacher of the...Tags: Teachers, Frederick County (Maryland), Teaching and Learning, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Education
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Trial in Phylicia Barnes case set to start
Michael Maurice Johnson is scheduled to stand trial starting Tuesday in the death of North Carolina teenager Phylicia Barnes, with court proceedings that could include prosecutors playing a sex video and defense attorneys revealing details from an...Tags: Phylicia Barnes, Witnesses, Missing Persons, Baltimore County, Prosecution
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$8.6 million C&D Canal dredging project unclogs route for ship traffic
The Army Corps of Engineers expects to lift navigational restrictions on the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal this week after emergency dredging removed shoaling that emerged in November.
At 14 miles long and 450 feet wide, the canal is a major artery for...Tags: Weather, U.S. Geological Survey, Weather Warnings, Chesapeake City, U.S. Army
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Police identify victims in Port Deposit shooting
Maryland State Police Homicide officials on Tuesday said they have identified victims in Monday's triple shooting in Port Deposit that also left the suspected gunman injured. A statement issued Tuesday by the State Police said that one of the victims,...Tags: Port Deposit, Edgewood, Shootings, Maryland State Police
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Casino's first early morning draws small, dedicated crowd
When 2 a.m. came Friday, the sound of coins hitting metal — electronically replicated, of course, since the slot machines pay out with a printed ticket — continued at Maryland Live casino. About 1,000 people stayed where they were, plugging...
Tags: Behavioral Conditions, Casino and Gambling Industry, Mental Health, Ocean City, Harford Community College
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Maryland's casinos took in $45.2 million last month
Maryland's three casinos generated $45.2 million in revenue in December, with most of that from the state's largest and newest casino, Maryland Live — and at the expense of the state's oldest. Last month, Maryland Live took in $35.9 million, or a...
Tags: Worcester County, Casino and Gambling Industry, Gambling, Ocean City, Lifestyle and Leisure
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One dead, two injured in Port Deposit triple shooting
One man was killed and a woman was injured in a triple shooting that also left the suspected gunman injured in Port Deposit on Monday night, according to Maryland State Police. Troopers from the North East Barrack responded to the 200 block of Craigtown...Tags: Port Deposit, Shootings, Injuries and Wounds, Maryland State Police
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