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George Webster, my 85-year-old father, is a World War II Army veteran who still proudly raises the American flag outside his Florida home every...
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Originally known as Armistice Day to mark the end of World War I, Nov. 11 is now recognized in the U.S. as Veterans Day and is aimed at...
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Tropical Depression Ida cam onshore Tuesday morning, and is expected to stall in the southeast most of this week. While the expectation...
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Paramedics and EMT’s are always on alert with respect to violence in and around the workplace. Since 9/11 emergency services from...
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Ambulances assigned to the east side of Baltimore County will soon be equipped with technology that can speed up how quickly patients receive potentially life-saving intervention...
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Many commercial companies are at least waist deep in the murky waters of social networking. Dozens of advocacy groups and environmental...
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© 2009 – Report BALTIMORE, Md. – The Washington Post published an interesting article Saturday detailing a stimulus...
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The Maryland Terrapins football team is still coming to play with their best effort each week but it's really painful watching them lose game after game. Coming into the...
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If all goes as planned, John Allen Muhammad, the D.C, sniper will today meet his Maker. He is scheduled to die by lethal injection at 9PM. That he should pay with his own life for...
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Major Nidal Malik Hasan shot and killed thirteen and injured twenty nine more soldiers at Fort Hood last Thursday. Though details were sketchy at first, even early it appeared this...
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