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Conaway says he's planning water bill lawsuit
Baltimore's clerk of the Circuit Court announced plans Monday for a class action lawsuit to force the city to collect delinquent water bills from businesses and other large customers.
Circuit Court Clerk Frank M. Conaway cited a Baltimore Sun report that...Tags: Maryland Zoo Baltimore, Justice System, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Crime, Law and Justice, Business
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City prosecutors could get new home
Rent money for new Baltimore state's attorney offices survived the state's budget process this year and will be matched by the mayor, which means there's $1 million available in the coming fiscal year for roughly 200 lawyers and support staff to finally...Tags: Lawyers, Cheshire, Local Government, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Crime, Law and Justice
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City circuit court workers protest filthy conditions
Roughly 40 Baltimore circuit court employees and their union representatives marched to City Hall Monday afternoon, complaining of dangerous courthouse conditions and threatening to sue if they don't get funds for new office space, as prosecutors have...Tags: Lawyers, Trials, Justice System, Netherlands, Crime, Law and Justice
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When an overdose is a homicide
The decision of the state medical examiner to rule the overdose death of a 24-year-old heroin addict as a homicide has rekindled questions about whether city and state officials are routinely under-reporting Baltimore's number of annual murders....
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City heroin death is first overdose ruled a homicide in years
Amber Brown, 24, was complaining of chest pains the night police say she and her girlfriend drank alcohol and injected each other with heroin in their Northeast Baltimore apartment. Brown passed out and never woke up; her companion could face criminal...Tags: Cheshire, Police Investigations, Justice System, Murder, Medical Research
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For mayoral candidates, a whirl of handshakes
They rapped on doors, waved bright signs, groused about the media, ate chicken wings, and shook hands — lots and lots of hands.
The women and men hoping to win the Democratic nomination to be Baltimore's next mayor whirled through the city Monday,...Tags: Senator Theatre, Polls, Elections, Local Elections, Lexington Market
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Baltimore tries new jury software to increase attendance
Last year, Baltimore court officials sent a quarter-million summonses to potential jurors, culled from driver's license and voting records, knowing that only a fraction — about 27 percent — of those called would show up. The city has tried...Tags: Elections, Punishment, Justice System, Meryl Streep, Dorchester County
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Frank Conaway Sr. pays $3,640 in back city property taxes
Circuit Court Clerk Frank M. Conaway Sr. has paid more than $3,600 in back property taxes on a rental home he owns, months after it emerged that he'd wrongly been receiving a homestead tax break on the house for years. "I was very happy to pay it, to...Tags: Services and Shopping, Rentals
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No charges will be filed against Conaway, Meister in November incident
No criminal charges will be filed against Baltimore Clerk of Courts Frank M. Conaway Sr. or blogger Adam Meister stemming from a November altercation outside Conaway's home.
The determination was made by Steven Kroll, a special prosecutor appointed by...Tags: Maryland State Police
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Mayor urges city residents to 'pitch in' to improve Baltimore
![In her inaugural address Tuesday, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake exhorted Baltimoreans to "pitch in and do their part" to improve the city and draw new residents despite economic challenges.](http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-12/66551832-06130037.jpg "In her inaugural address Tuesday, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake exhorted Baltimoreans to "pitch in and do their part\" to improve the city and draw new residents despite economic challenges.")
In her inaugural address Tuesday, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake exhorted Baltimoreans to "pitch in and do their part" to improve the city and draw new residents despite economic challenges.
Speaking in a light rain outside City Hall, Rawlings-Blake, 41,...Tags: Primaries, Elections, Catherine E. Pugh, Politics, Morgan State University
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Police report offers third account of Conaway-Meister altercation
A police report documenting last month's altercation between Baltimore Clerk of Courts Frank M. Conaway Sr. and a blogger says officers saw Conaway display a holstered handgun, but also lists him as the victim of an assault.
Conaway, 78, and blogger...Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, Baltimore County, Justice System, Firearms, Defense
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Giving back to those who make news
During this magical time of year, I get all mushy with love and gratitude for those who give meaning to my otherwise pitiful life. Who by grace of their existence imbue my own with truth, beauty and a bottomless supply of column fodder. Blessed are the...Tags: Elections, Grand Prix of Baltimore, Ulysses Currie, Marvin Mandel, Prince George's County
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