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Elysha Krupp
Wikipedia, Britannica battle over credibility
- Don’t hesitate to cite Wikipedia as a credible source.
Oil prices make for bumpy roads
- For the first time ever, a midmonth price adjustment was made for Maryland’s asphalt cement index, forcing state contractors to make adjustments on resurfacing projects.
High school dropouts often wash out in Marines
- If Aaron Dixon graduates boot camp, he will be one of the few, the proud and the brave with his recent enlistment into the U.S. Marine Corps. Dixon, 17, of Jessup, has already achieved one thing.
Baltimore Washington Medical Center floods during torrential rain
- The Baltimore Washington Medical Center in Glen Burnie cleaned up the flood damage this morning after a severe storm pounded the region.
Man, baby die in I-83 crash
- Maryland State Police are investigating a crash that killed a 2-month-old baby and a Maryland man and injured five Tuesday morning in the northbound lanes of Interstate 83 in Hunt Valley.
Dog owners rest easy, thanks to webcam’s watchful eye
- Halfway across the country while on vacation in St. Louis, Baltimore-based consultant David Rasmussen, 40, checked the Internet a few times each day to watch his 18-month-old dog, Sedona, on a webcam, making sure she got along with other dogs and drank enough water.
- Halfway across the country while on vacation in St. Louis, Baltimore-based consultant David Rasmussen, 40, checked the Internet a few times each day to watch his 18-month-old dog, Sedona, on a webcam, making sure she got along with other dogs and drank enough water.
Rocky Gorge gives pets state-of-the-art treatment
- Some dog owners say their pets get better treatment than their human counterparts.
- Some dog owners say their pets get better treatment than their human counterparts.
Emergency contraceptive pill gives birth to confusion
- Samantha Lewis knows both pharmacists can’t be right.
As number of bicyclists climbs, so do fatalities
- As people are trying to find alternative modes of transportation to get to work and school, safety on the road is a growing concern.
- As people are trying to find alternative modes of transportation to get to work and school, safety on the road is a growing concern.
The 3-minute interview: Louise Schlegel
- Louise Schlegel — a senior at the University of Maryland Baltimore County — was crowned Miss Maryland 2008 on Saturday. Schlegel’s platform is “Adoption is an Option, Not a Last Resort.” She has an adopted older brother named Christopher.
Caruso Homes another ‘victim’ of economic crisis
- In an effort to climb out of what has become an almost inescapable hole, one of the largest contracting companies in Maryland was granted an emergency hearing today in its request to pay pre-petition wages, payroll taxes and employee benefits.
Facebook, MySpace profiles can derail your career
- A profile on the Web site Facebook could destroy your career faster than you could press delete.
Bankruptcy numbers continue to increase
- With no money to spare for parking, Kelly Williams, a struggling single mother of four, left her rented Dundalk home and drove downtown, double-parking her car near the Garmatz Federal Courthouse, as she delivered one last piece of information that would complete her bankruptcy application.
- With no money to spare for parking, Kelly Williams, a struggling single mother of four, left her rented Dundalk home and drove downtown, double-parking her car near the Garmatz Federal Courthouse, as she delivered one last piece of information that would complete her bankruptcy application.
Howard Nemerov
Austin Gun Rights Examiner
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More evidence that concealed carry benefits Blacks
Austin Gun Rights Examiner
Most Recent Article
More evidence that concealed carry benefits Blacks
