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Shoppers Paid Currie $200K, Docs Say
A grocery store chain paid a powerful Maryland state senator under investigation for possible influence-peddling more than $200,000 over four years.
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Pecan tree ties for biggest in Maryland
Joe and Caroline Price stand beneath the pecan tree in the backyard of their home on Magnolia Avenu in Frederick.
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MARC Trains Ran Behind Schedule In June
The state transit administrator said fewer than two-thirds of MARC trains on the Camden and Brunswick lines were on time in June, but the Maryland Transit Administration is working to correct problems and ...
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Spied on by the Maryland police
Mike Stark, a national board member of the Campaign to End the Death Penalty , was one of many targets of a Maryland State Police investigation into anti-death penalty and antiwar activism.
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Maryland: Bullish Democrats Help Kratovil's Best Quarter
Last month, House Democratic leaders signaled their view that the 1st district race is very much in play this fall by adding Queen Anne County State's Attorney Frank Kratovil to their "Red to Blue" fundraising ...
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MARYLAND: O'Malley gets A- on environment
ANNAPOLIS, Md. - A Maryland conservation watchdog group is giving Gov. Martin O'Malley a grade of A- for his environmental record.
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MARYLAND: McCain holds fundraiser today
Republican presidential candidate John McCain is due in Baltimore this evening for a fundraiser with former Maryland Gov.
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Lawmakers Plan Hearing On Md. State Police Surveillance
State lawmakers are planning a hearing before oversight committees after state police documents detailing state police efforts to spy on peace and anti-death penalty groups were made public.
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Lunch, courtesy of Maryland
The tables were heaped with the summer treats: corn on the cob, barbecued chicken, potato salad, deviled eggs and watermelon.
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A Pledge From Marylanders United To Stop Slots
Marylanders United To Stop Slots Maryland has pledged not to accept any anti-slots, out of state gambling money.
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Miss Maryland Preteen heads to national competition
Maddie Johnson is in Nashville, Tenn., today participating in a scholarship program to become Miss Preteen National Teenager as a part of America's National Teenager Scholarship Program.
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Budget Woes Face Maryland Officials
Budget woes continue for Maryland Officials. The State of Maryland continues to face budget problems.
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Lu and Joe's Biker Bar and Restaurant - Maryland
Lu and Joe's restaurant and bar, located in Mt. Airy, Maryland, is right on Route 27 just outside of Damascus, Maryland.
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Hearings slated for inmates charged with smuggling drugs
In order to support Maryland farmers at a time when local produce is ready for picking, Gov.
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MD--Offshore Drilling
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley is against drilling for oil off the state's coastline.
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MD--Maryland-Police Surveillance
Former Maryland Gov. Robert Ehrlich says police must use discretion in deciding on surveillance of activists.
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State, county reach pact on PG hospital
ANNAPOLIS -- State and local officials have tentatively agreed on funding for the Prince George's Hospital System, once a new owner is found for the financially troubled medical network that operates Maryland's ...
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A Fun Food Challenge For Marylanders
Think you can eat something from Maryland every day for a week? Governor Martin O'Malley is hosting a cookout on the lawn at the Governor's Mansion to promote a state campaign to eat locally produced produce, ...
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Body Of Missing Indian Head Man Found In Potomac
Officials said the body of a 51-year-old Indian Head man was found in the Potomac River after a 36-hour search.
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Maryland Losing 12 Starbucks Locations
Starbucks announced earlier this month that it would close about 600 stores, and it's now known which Maryland stores will be closed.
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