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Agencies in Maryland dodge furloughs — for now
A month after across-the-board federal spending cuts began, there are signs that one of the most troubling potential consequences for Maryland — the furloughing of federal employees — might not be as widespread as initially feared. But the...
Tags: Section 8 (housing), Chuck Hagel, Layoffs and Downsizing, Budget Control Act of 2011, Monuments and Heritage Sites
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Philip X. "Phil" Kaltenbach, English teacher
Philip X. "Phil" Kaltenbach, a former high school English teacher who later became an expert in the field of collectible comic books, died Tuesday at Sarasota Memorial Hospital in Sarasota, Fla., while recovering from foot surgery. He was 63.
The son...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Apocalypse Now (movie), Teachers, The Rolling Stones (music group), Literature
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Proposed law would govern surrogate births
When Whitney Watts of Columbia agreed to bear twins on behalf of an infertile Boston couple two years ago, she entered a murky area of Maryland law. Nothing forbade her from signing a contract to carry babies conceived through in vitro fertilization and...
Tags: Twins, Infertility, Religion and Belief, Politics, Delores G. Kelley
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Women's notebook: Loyola hitting stride after early slump
After the Loyola women lost to James Madison two weeks ago, Greyhounds coach Jen Adams did not mince words. With their second straight loss to an unranked team — the 9-8 overtime loss to the Dukes coming three days after a stunning 10-9 loss at...
Tags: National Collegiate Athletic Association, Big East Conference, Salisbury Sea Gulls, Loyola Greyhounds, College Sports
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William R. Dachille Sr., insurance executive
William R. Dachille Sr., a retired insurance executive who owned a Baltimore County liquor store, died Monday of heart failure at University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Center. He was 88. William Robert Dachille Sr. was born and raised in Baltimore....Tags: Religion and Belief, Jesus Christ, Timonium, St. Joseph Medical Center, Christianity
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UConn, Boise State Agree To Football Home-And-Home Series
The Hartford CourantBoise State may not be joining the still-to-be renamed Big East, but the Broncos and UConn will play a two-game series in football. The Broncos will play at Rentschler Field Sept. 13, 2014, and play at Bronco Stadium Sept. 8, 2018. "We are very...Tags: Football, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Houston Cougars, Big East Conference, UCF Knights
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Balto. Co. Council cars rare perk among local governments
Baltimore County Council members took heat again last week over their use of taxpayer-funded cars, a rare perk among local councils in the Baltimore area. At a meeting in Towson, county resident Mary Locke said she was surprised to learn that Councilman...Tags: David Marks, Tom Quirk, Dundalk, Ford, Randallstown
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Baltimore Co. hopes to attract thousands of jobs to Sparrows Point
A new marine terminal could bring 9,000 jobs to the Sparrows Point peninsula, Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz said Friday as he laid out the county's vision for remaking the land around its closed steel mill. A terminal in the peninsula's...
Tags: Port of Baltimore, Bankruptcy, Kevin Kamenetz, University of Baltimore, Inner Harbor
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Students at Catonsville High and Carver Center named to Presidential Scholars Program
An Relay resident attending Catonsville High School and a Catonsville resident attending the Carver Center for Arts and Technology area have been chosen as 2013 candidates for the Presidential Scholars Program. Adam Antoszewski, a senior at Catonsville,...Tags: Catonsville, Arts and Culture, U.S. Department of Education
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Mary Esther R. "Essie" Feldmann, registered nurse
Mary Esther R. "Essie" Feldmann, a retired registered nurse and pioneering Rodgers Forge resident, died Sunday of complications from dementia at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson.
Earlier this month, family and friends gathered to celebrate Mrs. Feldmann'...Tags: Religion and Belief, Broken Bones, Mercy Medical Center (Baltimore, Maryland), Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Injuries and Wounds
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Time for Towson to consider incorporation [Letter]
Baltimore County and Howard County are the only two counties in the state that do not have incorporated areas. Incorporated areas handle many of the local government decisions, regulations, policing, education and planning that become too difficult to...Tags: Pikesville, Perry Hall, Harris Teeter, Inc., White Marsh
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Baltimore Greek Week starts Monday
The Baltimore SunThe third annual Baltimore Greek Week starts Monday and culminates on Sunday with the Maryland Greek Independence Day parade in Greektown at 2 p.m. Along the way, Greek-owned establishments, including restaurants in Baltimore City and Baltimore County,...Tags: Dundalk, Dining and Drinking, Restaurants, Lifestyle and Leisure, Greektown
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