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Congress looks at Md. police surveillance
The congressman who heads the committee overseeing the Department of Homeland Security is asking for a review of the agency's involvement in Maryland State Police surveillance of anti-war and death penalty opposition groups.
Dems increase attacks as McCain visits for fundraiser with Ehrlich
Republican presidential nominee John McCain visits downtown Baltimore tonight for a major fundraiser at the elite Center Club in the Legg Mason tower. At a rally across the street Monday, Democratic bigwigs were laying out the not-so-welcome mat.  Humane Society to double rewards for dogfighting tipstersAnyone who provides police with information on illegal dogfighting in Maryland and elsewhere could be eligible for a substantially larger reward, the state’s attorney general and animal rights activists announced Thursday.  Salem uses development programs to take Ripken Sr. Foundation nationalThe Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation is about a lot more than just baseball.
Sojourner-Douglass College one of few schools in country to offer campaign management major
The overwhelming enthusiasm about this year’s presidential campaign has sparked Sojourner-Douglass College to become one of the few schools in the country to allow students to major in political campaign management.
Kent County firm fined $200,000
The Maryland attorney general says a Kent County company must clean up contaminated groundwater and soil and pay a fine under a consent decree.
Guilty plea entered in UMBC corruption case
A Baltimore construction company's former general manager has pleaded guilty to charges stemming from a corruption probe at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.  Woman ousted from government position, claims reason is being a black femaleRene Swafford said she is being ousted from her Anne Arundel government position because she is a black female — and she may not be alone. |
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