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The person banks fear most is coming to Baltimore
Elizabeth Warren, the Harvard University law professor helping launch the new consumer protection bureau, will be attending a town hall meeting  this month in Baltimore.
The June 30th  event is being hosted by Rep. Elijah E. Cummings at the Enoch Pratt...Tags: Harvard University, Enoch Pratt Free Library, Republican Party, Consumers, Elizabeth Warren
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Schaefer making one final tour through Baltimore
William Donald Schaefer — the former mayor, governor and comptroller who left an indelible mark on Baltimore — is back in the city for one last tour Monday afternoon.
His body was being driven by motorcade past old haunts and spots...Tags: Benjamin L. Cardin, Music, Religious Festivals, Good Friday, University of Maryland, College Park
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Schaefer returns to City Hall
Bells tolled from Zion Lutheran Church and a crowd of more than 100 residents, damp with the unseasonable heat, grew silent.
A gleaming hearse pulled up in front of Baltimore's City Hall, bringing the body of William Donald Schaefer to the building...Tags: Barbara A. Mikulski, John Waters, Annapolis, Johns Hopkins Hospital, National Aquarium Baltimore
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Friends, family recall shooting victim's sense of humor, duty
As a Marine reservist, Tyrone A. Brown committed to six years of active drilling, which he fulfilled in 2004, followed by two years in which he would be available for call-up if necessary. But just after he left its active ranks, his unit learned it was...Tags: Morgan State University, Barbara A. Mikulski, Crime, Law and Justice, Health and Safety at School, Local Elections
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What they're saying about Dixon conviction
• "The city will continue to move forward. We won't miss a step." Mayor Sheila Dixon, after being found guilty of one count of misappropriation • "I'm personally satisfied with [the verdict], but again, it's not something that we should be...Tags: Television, Entertainment, Crime, Law and Justice, Justice System, Regional Authority
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Differing views on Dixon's future
Baltimore Sun reportersDespite widespread perception that Sheila Dixon has done a laudable job as Baltimore's mayor, she faces a challenge in trying to maintain a political career while carrying the burden of a criminal conviction, political observers say. Many of the city's...Tags: Howard University, Crime, Law and Justice, White House, Government, Corporate Crime
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Rawlings-Blake orders review, stresses public safety
City Council President Stephanie C. Rawlings-Blake ordered Thursday a comprehensive review of all city agencies and pledged to keep key public safety leaders in place as she began taking the reins of the city's highest office in the wake of Mayor Sheila...Tags: Disasters and Accidents, Fires, Crime, Law and Justice, Government, Examinations
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4 council members vie for presidency
Now that City Council President Stephanie C. Rawlings-Blake will become mayor in February, the job she is leaving is up for grabs and council members wasted little time expressing their interest in the office. Baltimore's City Charter is clear on the...Tags: Regional Authority, Politics, Nathaniel J McFadden, William H. Cole IV, Political Fundraising
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Defense: Dixon thought cards were meant for her
Baltimore Sun reportersMayor Sheila Dixon's lead attorney told jurors in her criminal theft case Thursday that Dixon spent gift cards donated by city developers for one simple reason: She thought they were meant as gifts for her. That line of defense is likely to turn the...Tags: Television, Witnesses, Entertainment, Best Buy Co., Inc., Crime, Law and Justice
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With virtual town halls, Maryland legislators sidestep potential mob scenes
- The last time Congress took a break, Rep. John P. Sarbanes held a series of town hall gatherings at local libraries and a volunteer firehouse with his Baltimore-area constituents. This week, he conducted conference calls instead.
Sarbanes said the...Tags: Laws, Health and Safety at School, Benjamin L. Cardin, White House, Government
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Snowstorms rough on city's equipment
The twin winter storms this month not only clogged roads and shut down businesses, they caused unprecedented breakdowns of the equipment used to clear the snow.
The deep, heavy snow decimated transmissions, mangled blades and snapped windshield wipers,...Tags: Politics, Disasters and Accidents, Weather, Benjamin L. Cardin, Disasters
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Rawlings-Blake urged to support Young to succeed her
The contest for Baltimore City Council president took a new turn Thursday when the city's state Senate delegation sent a letter to the current council president and mayor-to-be Stephanie C. Rawlings-Blake, asking her to support Councilman Bernard C....Tags: Democratic Party, Regional Authority, Politics, Sheila Dixon, Elections
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