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How can we cut debt if we keep raising the debt ceiling?
You state that the Republicans' "demanding spending cuts to reduce our deficit is holding the debt ceiling increase hostage" ("Another cliff ahead?" Jan. 4). Really? Most American citizens would have the common sense to cut spending if confronted with a...Tags: Parties and Movements, Republican Party, Democratic Party, Public Finance, Politics
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Michele's Granola grows from kitchen hobby into crunchy success
A wall with one long window separates the Timonium office of Michele's Granola from its bakery space, but neither glass nor drywall can keep out the intoxicating smell: a mix of vanilla, coconut and sunflower seeds, among other ingredients. When...
Tags: Whole Foods Market, Colleges and Universities, Recipes, Waste Management and Pollution Control, Locust Point
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Clintons, conspiracies and clots
Regarding Susan Reimer's recent column on Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's illness and the skepticism it has received ("Hillary and the 'clot plot,'" Jan. 3), Ms. Reimer is, indeed, athletic in making her leaps of conclusion. Even other writers in...Tags: Hillary Clinton
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Ex-Angels player Doug DeCinces indicted in insider-trading case
L.A. NOWFormer Angles baseball player Doug DeCinces and three others were indicted on insider trading charges for allegedly using non-public information to buy stock in a Santa Ana medical device company, federal authorities said Wednesday afternoon.... -
Kamenetz seeks money for school construction, safety measures from Annapolis
County Executive Kevin Kamenetz on Tuesday reiterated a familiar theme in stating that his top priority for the 2013 General Assembly session, which opens tomorrow in Annapolis, will be funding for education. But Kamenetz also named legislation...
Tags: Kevin Kamenetz, Reisterstown Road, Overlea, Martin O'Malley, Health and Safety at School
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Charles von Nordeck, jazz guitarist
Charles Louis von Nordeck, a jazz guitarist who led a quartet and was later a wine salesman, died of cancer Dec. 25 at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson. He was 66 and lived in Stoneleigh.
Born in Baltimore, he was the son of Royden Blaine von Nordeck,...Tags: Fells Point, Lifestyle and Leisure, Belvedere Square, Music, Educational Development Corporation
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The Prime Rib opens its Maryland Live location
The Prime Rib at Maryland Live Casino opened, quietly, a few weeks ago, six months after the casino's grand opening and 10 months after the surprise announcement that Buzz Beler's storied Baltimore steakhouse was joining the casino's lineup. Operated,...
Tags: Mount Vernon, Reisterstown Road, Federal Hill, Seafood, Steaks
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Wedded: Liz Erlich and Matt Wyman
Her story: Liz Ehrlich, 31, grew up in Glen Rock, N.J. She is a care manager for CIGNA. Her mother, Jackie Ehrlich, is an executive assistant at a law firm in downtown Baltimore. Her stepfather, Alan Davis, is the owner of Princeton Sports in Columbia....
Tags: Family, Weddings, Baltimore Orioles, Marriage
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UPS holiday rush is fueled by technology with local roots
When Keith Short began delivering packages for UPS in Glen Burnie 23 years ago, he used bulky pads of paper to track parcels and pens that froze in the cold. Today, Short scans packages on and off his truck with a handheld computer that tells him what...
Tags: Services and Shopping, FedEx Corporation, Home and Garden Products, Holidays, Washington, DC
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Helen M. Finnegan, Homemaker
Helen M. Finnegan, a homemaker and former Hutzler's department store sales associate, died Monday of congestive heart failure at University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Center. She was 93.
The daughter of a cabinetmaker and a homemaker, Helen...Tags: St. Joseph Medical Center, Christianity, Religion and Belief, Roman Catholicism, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland)
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As the fiscal cliff looms, two questions for President Obama
The fiscal cliff is looming ever closer, and there is enough finger pointing from all parties on what to do about it. There is also enough blame directed at both parties, this administration as well as past administrations, on who is responsible. None...Tags: U.S. Congress, Republican Party, Fiscal Cliff, Barack Obama
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Harry Ratrie Jr., highway industry businessman
Harry Ratrie Jr., a World War II and Korean War veteran who became a leading businessman in Maryland's highway construction industry, died Dec. 8 of a heart attack at a hospital in Naples, Fla. The longtime Baltimore County resident, who moved to Florida...
Tags: World War II (1939-1945), International Military Interventions, Technology, Christianity, Religion and Belief
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