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BBH sells W. Pratt Street campus for $3 million
Baltimore Behavioral Health Inc. has sold its West Pratt Street campus to an affiliate of the Abell Foundation for $3 million, according to a recently filed deed, a move that the struggling mental health clinic had long sought as a way to help stabilize...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Medicaid, Mental Health, Government Health Care, Pratt Street
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Letters to the Editor - Jan. 8
Habitat for Humanity hoping to sell donated property To the editor: The deed transfer section of our local newspapers reported that Habitat for Humanity of Franklin County has acquired the property at 458 E. King St. in Chambersburg. While the...Tags: Renewable Energy, Maryland General Assembly, Environmental Pollution, Periodicals, Fox News Channel (tv network)
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Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Friday
WEATHER
Today's forecast calls for partly sunny skies and a high temperature around 60 degrees. It is expected to be mostly clear with a low temperature around 40 degrees tonight.
TRAFFIC
Here are today's morning traffic issues.
FROM LAST NIGHT......Tags: Football, Television, Criminal Laws, Hospitals and Clinics, Dean Jones
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Abell Foundation grants $75,000 for tech community survey
The Abell Foundation, a decades-old Baltimore philanthropic institution that increasingly invests in technology startups to spur economic growth in Baltimore, said Monday it is paying $75,000 to fund a study to investigate the needs of the city's...Tags: Media Industry, Companies and Corporations, Business, Burtonsville, Facebook
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Harbor cleanup plan stirs hope - what now?
![Hope, humor and determination abounded at t<a></a>he unveiling today of the "<a href="http://www.healthyharborbaltimore.org/healthy-harbor-plan">Healthy Harbor</a>" plan. Now comes the hard part - following through, so kids like 12-year-olds Dana and Diamond Johnson can feel safe swimming and fishing in Baltimore's waters by the time they're adults.](http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-12/66774759-15093644.jpg "Hope, humor and determination abounded at t<a></a>he unveiling today of the "<a href=\"http://www.healthyharborbaltimore.org/healthy-harbor-plan\">Healthy Harbor</a>\" plan. Now comes the hard part - following through, so kids like 12-year-olds Dana and Diamond Johnson can feel safe swimming and fishing in Baltimore's waters by the time they're adults.")
Hope, humor and determination abounded at the unveiling today of the "Healthy Harbor" plan. Now comes the hard part - following through, so kids like 12-year-olds Dana and Diamond Johnson can feel safe swimming and fishing in Baltimore's waters by the...Tags: Owings Mills (Baltimore, Maryland), Jones Falls, Local Government, Fells Point, Crossroads
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Local tech incubator launches accelerator program
The Emerging Technology Center, Baltimore's main incubator for technology firms, is hopping onto the latest trend in cultivating startups by launching its own accelerator program. Modeled after similar programs across the country, the ETC's "Accelerate...Tags: Companies and Corporations, Business, New Products, Locust Point, Startups
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Higher education politics
![University System of Maryland Chancellor William E. "Brit" Kirwan, who is in the midst of gathering input on the question of whether the University of Maryland-College Park and the University of Maryland-Baltimore should be merged, says it would be a shame if politics took primacy over the interests of higher education. Too late for that. The issue came up in the most political way possible — with Senate President and top College Park booster Thomas V. Mike Miller waltzing into the Budget and Taxation Committee this spring and inserting language that appeared to require the merger. And no matter how many times Baltimore leaders who oppose the plan insist that their interests aren't parochial, they are essentially grounded in an age-old competition between the city and Maryland's Washington suburbs for prestige and resources.](http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-10/65569251-21105422.jpg "University System of Maryland Chancellor William E. "Brit\" Kirwan, who is in the midst of gathering input on the question of whether the University of Maryland-College Park and the University of Maryland-Baltimore should be merged, says it would be a shame if politics took primacy over the interests of higher education. Too late for that. The issue came up in the most political way possible — with Senate President and top College Park booster Thomas V. Mike Miller waltzing into the Budget and Taxation Committee this spring and inserting language that appeared to require the merger. And no matter how many times Baltimore leaders who oppose the plan insist that their interests aren't parochial, they are essentially grounded in an age-old competition between the city and Maryland's Washington suburbs for prestige and resources.")
University System of Maryland Chancellor William E. "Brit" Kirwan, who is in the midst of gathering input on the question of whether the University of Maryland-College Park and the University of Maryland-Baltimore should be merged, says it would be a...Tags: University of Maryland, College Park, The Ohio State University, Basketball, Mike Miller, Restructuring and Recapitalization
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For the sake of victims' families, repeal the death penalty
I always thought murder was something that happened to other families. You read about it in the paper. You see the legal process unfold on TV. There's so much attention paid to certain murders that you assume the families going through their tragedy are...Tags: Crime Victims, Silver Spring (Montgomery, Maryland), Environmental Issues, Crimes, Punishment
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Catherine E. Pugh
1. Please describe your educational and professional background and how it has prepared you to serve as mayor.
I hold an undergraduate degree in business administration and my MBA, both from Morgan State University.
I have served as a banker, dean of...Tags: Maryland General Assembly, Companies and Corporations, Property Tax, Morgan State University, Travel
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Baltimore election had low turnout, high stakes
Here's what happened while you were sleeping on Tuesday. Or curing cancer, or searching the Internet for Scarlett Johansson pictures or whatever you were doing rather than voting:
The number of people who decide things in Baltimore, already a fraction of...Tags: Regional Authority, Voting, Elections, Local Elections, Martin O'Malley
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O'Malley replaces majority of Baltimore City Community College board
Concerned about the academic achievement of students at Baltimore City Community College, Gov. Martin O'Malley has overhauled its board of trustees, replacing the majority of its members.
"The governor has been monitoring the overall situation at BCCC,...Tags: Regional Authority, Morgan State University, Baltimore City Community College, Martin O'Malley, Hospitals and Clinics
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Walking to school: Steps toward health
On Wednesday, Baltimore schoolchildren will join students from around the world by participating in International Walk to School Day. Now in its 15th year, this global initiative aims not only to help keep students healthy but also to improve air...Tags: Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Citizens Initiative and Recall, Obesity, Health and Safety at School, Primaries
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