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Centrowitz wins the Wanamaker Mile at the Millrose Games

Former Broadneck star breaks New York City Armory recordFormer Broadneck star Matthew Centrowitz won the prestigious Wanamaker Mile at the Millrose Games on Saturday night,...

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Whitney Houston, music superstar, dies

Singer who battled drug problems was 48Whitney Houston, who reigned as pop music's queen until her majestic voice and regal image were ravaged by drug use, erratic behavior...

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For 35th time, hockey players battle for Crab Pot

Navy hosts three Maryland teams in annual tourneyThis year, the Crab Pot hockey tournament is truly a Chesapeake Bay affair — all four teams are from Maryland.

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Terps stumped in 73-55 loss at Duke

DURHAM, N.C. -- “Not our Rivals,” chanted the Duke fans at Cameron Indoor Stadium. It’s a put down the Cameron Crazies have directed at Maryland for years.

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Bel Air cab driver stabbed and robbed

from:Harford County Buzz Examiner

Early this morning (Feb. 11) at approximately 1:35 am, Harford County Sheriff's Office (HCSO) deputies responded to the area of Crescent Knoll Drive and Fountain Green Road...

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Ruth Chris’ Steak House Valentine’s Weekend menu is available until Feb 14th

from:Baltimore Restaurant Examiner

Ruth Chris’ will give you an elegant dining experience. Ruth Chris wants to help you say I love you during this Valentine’s Day weekend. Ruth Chris’ has a...

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Police: Taxi driver stabbed by fare in Bel Air early Saturday

Victim Robert E. Donley, 53, in serious conditionA taxi driver was stabbed by a fare early Saturday in Bel Air, according to the Harford County Sheriff's Office, sending the...

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Maryland man accused in gingerbread house explosion

A Maryland man is accused of using fireworks to destroy a gingerbread house on his front porch.

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Report: Steelers parting ways with WR Hines Ward

After 14 seasons, three Super Bowl appearances and two titles, wide receiver Hines Ward reportedly will not be retained by the Pittsburgh Steelers.

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When Cafe Hon’s Kitchen Nightmares episode will air

from:Baltimore Dining Examiner

Probably one of the most controversial Baltimore restaurateurs, Denise Whiting of Cafe Hon put herself and restaurant up for national scrutiny when in November; Chef Gordon Ramsay...

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Cartoonist 'KAL' is back with The Sun

The Sun is welcoming back an old friend to its opinion pages: cartoonist Kevin “KAL” Kallaugher.  He’ll bring his sharp wit and inimitable style to a weekly...

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Accumulating snow expected in Baltimore area Saturday

Up to three inches possible in Northern Balto.The Baltimore region can expect around an inch of accumulating snow Saturday, likely in the mid to late afternoon.

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Need romantic suggestions for Valentine’s Day? There’s an app for that

from:Harford County Buzz Examiner

We’re just days away from Valentine’s Day. And many of us haven’t made dinner reservations, or ordered flowers, or given any thought as to what special plans of...

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Man sentenced for hit-and-run, Hopkins students victims

Thomas D. Green, 37, received 3-year prison sentence, all suspendedA Gwynn Oak man was given a suspended three-year sentence on Friday for a hit-and-run accident that injured two...

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Environmental issues kids can handle Part 3: Trash Art recyclables used

from:Baltimore Environmental News Examiner

This series of articles is identifying ways kids can recycle and have fun at the same time. In Part 1, it was discussed how recycling can become a habit. In Part 2, we put on our...

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January home sales fall in Baltimore area

Prices stable while inventory at lowest in nearly six yearsJanuary home sales slipped by 5 percent in the Baltimore area, while the number of homes on the market reached its...

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Baltimore to announce deal with new Grand Prix organizer

Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake said late Friday that the city plans on entering a five-year agreement with a new group to manage the Baltimore Grand Prix, but will not release...

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Future of Exxon case uncertain as cleanup continues

Dozens of homeowners need to go through new trial, appeals court saysThe cleanup is supposed to be done in 2014, nearly six years after 26,000 gallons of gasoline contaminated the...

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On police video, Huguely claims he just wanted to talk to Love

Lacrosse player breaks down in court as recording is playedCharlottesville jurors heard the voice of George Huguely V for the first time during his murder trial Friday morning,...

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Orioles sign reliever Luis Ayala

The Orioles continue to add to their crowded 40-man roster.

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City officials pick new team for Baltimore Grand Prix

Details to be announced next weekCity officials are completing a five-year deal with a new group to manage the Baltimore Grand Prix and plan to announce the terms of the deal...

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Natural gas exports eyed through Calvert County

Environmentalists question Maryland role enabling 'fracking'— It's quiet these days at Dominion's liquefied natural gas terminal in the Chesapeake Bay. Only five tankers...

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Arundel Co. Council receives 10 applications for open seat

Council will choose new member ThursdayTen people submitted applications to the Anne Arundel County Council by Friday's deadline for candidates to fill the seat vacated by...

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Counting crabs in the Chesapeake

Annual dredge survey to help determine health of population and potential regulations— A mesh net tips onto the stern of the work boat "Mydra Ann," and out tumbles a...

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The Daily Record News Quiz: Feb. 6 – 10

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`Love is Wild, Sex at the Zoo’ wildly popular

from:Harford County Education Headlines Examiner

Having lived in Baltimore City for many years before moving out to the burbs, I have many happy memories of going to the Baltimore Zoo – now known as the Maryland Zoo. One...

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Maryland Moment – A bird’s-eye view of Baltimore

Do you like taking photos? The Daily Record wants

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Baltimore files $9M suit against Unisys over tax system

The city has filed a $9 million lawsuit against Unisys Corp., alleging the company never completed a new property tax computer system the city spent millions on. The suit claims...

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Uno’s $19.95 3 course meal for Valentine’s weekend from February 10th-14th

from:Baltimore Restaurant Examiner

Uno’s is famous for their delicious pizza but they have so many other delicious dishes. Uno’s wants to help you save some money and time this Valentine’s...

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Terps remain a work in progress

from:Baltimore Sports Examiner

The Maryland Terrapins men's basketball team missed out on a few quality wins in the past month, meaning they won't be making a surprising trip to the NCAA tournament...

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Budget deficit drops to $27 billion in January

WASHINGTON — The federal budget deficit fell sharply in January

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Legg Mason’s assets under management improve

Legg Mason Inc. of Baltimore, a global asset manager, said

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Photos: Baltimore Business Journal Biz Buzz Awards event

More than 250 businesspeople attended the Baltimore Business Journal's first Biz Buzz Awards celebration Thursday evening at Leinenkugel's Beer Garden and Luckie's...

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Baltimore-area home sales down, prices flat in January

Baltimore-area home sales dropped 5 percent in January, while the average sold price remained relatively flat. During the month, 1,334 homes were sold, according to data released...

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Bernanke: Weak housing has hurt consumer spending

WASHINGTON — Ben Bernanke said declines in home prices

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Navy professor sentenced in burglary of ex-girlfriend's home

Lt. commander granted probation before judgmentA Naval Academy professor will spend two weekends in jail and be on probation, after he admitted breaking into the Gambrills home of...

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Military food to get healthier

from:Baltimore Restaurant Examiner

According to AP's Nancy Benac, military food is set to get a lot healthier. The military will be adding more fruits, veggies and low-fat dishes to the menu. Maryland is a...

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Civil rights violations alleged in Baltimore County noose incident

Essex man facing federal chargesAn Essex man has been indicted on civil rights charges stemming from an April 2010 incident in which a dead raccoon was found hanging from a noose...

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New NASA ‘Sun As Art’ exhibit debuts at Maryland Science Center

from:Harford County Education Headlines Examiner

If you’re looking for a good reason to get back to Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, look no further than the Maryland Science Center, where a new interactive NASA art...

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Jurors in lacrosse trial watch police interview

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.  — A former University of Virginia lacrosse

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Public can record Baltimore police on duty, new rules say

Baltimore police have issued new rules governing how officers deal with a public increasingly armed with cameras and video records, saying that in most instances, cops cannot stop...

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Legg Mason assets under management up $4.3B in January

Legg Mason Inc.’s assets under management rose by $4.3 billion in January, as clients poured more money into the Baltimore money manager’s stock and fixed income...

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Hey, Baltimore: Jewish, African-American soul food event coming up

from:Baltimore Restaurant Examiner

Right in Baltimore's historic Corned Beef Row, across the street from Attman's, you'll find the Jewish Museum of Maryland: they're having a very special food...

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Hagerstown Suns might move to Virginia

HAGERSTOWN — The minor-league Hagerstown Suns are signaling a possible move

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Baltimore Business Journal Biz Buzz Award Winners

Social media — and all its trappings — have become a major force in marketing and building your business. You can’t escape it. Email is passe´ — and...

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Howard County names Carbo new housing chief

Howard County Executive Ken Ulman has promoted Thomas Carbo to director of the county’s Department of Housing and Community Development. Carbo was previously deputy...

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Spurned by Exelon, former McCormick site not in line for tax breaks

The owner of the former McCormick & Co. spice plant lot at Conway and Light streets will have to go back to the drawing board if he hopes to obtain Baltimore City tax breaks. ...

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Potbelly to open first Baltimore County shop

Potbelly Sandwich Shop has announced plans to open its first Baltimore County restaurant at The Shops at Maryland Executive Park in Towson. The Chicago-based sandwich chain,...

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