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Abingdon bank robbed, sheriff’s deputies seek suspect
A man robbed a bank in Abingdon Friday afternoon, escaping with an undisclosed amount of cash, the Harford County Sheriff’s Office said.
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Baltimore Police: Woman’s body found in McElderry Park neighborhood
The body of a woman was found in the McElderry Park neighborhood Friday evening, Baltimore Police said.
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Towson man arrested in White Marsh homicide
A 35-year-old Towson man has been charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death of a man in the White Marsh area last Thursday, Baltimore County Police said.
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November is scrapple month as the old time meat crashes into the new age. It even has a Facebook page.
Baltimore people fantasize about foods from their past. These are the dishes we savored and took for granted, then mourned when they were no longer around. Scrapple fits that mold.
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Howard election: School board seats go to Delmont-Small, Watts, Mosley, Mallo and Lu; Coleman wins judge race
Howard County election officials have finished counting all votes cast in the 2020 general election. Both Board of Education incumbents — Christina Delmont-Small and Jen Mallo — won reelection, while newcomers Antonia Barkley Watts, Jolene Mosley and Yun Lu will join the board in December.
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Baltimore nonprofit that distributes food loses city-owned space during coronavirus pandemic
A Baltimore nonprofit that organizes food donations and coordinates the distribution of other wraparound services to low-income city residents will be forced out of its Carrollton Ridge facility at the end of this year.
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Carroll County sets new high for weekly COVID-19 community cases, facilities see uptick, one death reported
Carroll County has seen 177 community cases of the coronavirus this week, shattering with one day remaining the record high set just last week.
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Anne Arundel County announces grants to families of children with disabilities, uses coronavirus federal funding
Families with children with disabilities or special medical needs adversely affected by COVID-19 can now receive grants of up to $500 each through a new CARES Act initiative set up in Anne Arundel County.
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Anne Arundel election: Silkworth, Frank and Tobin take school board seats; all ballot measures pass
Anne Arundel election officials are nearly finished counting ballots, and unofficial results show early leaders in three school board races will all but assuredly prevail.Unofficial results released at 4 p.m. on Friday show Robert A. Silkworth leading in District 2 by a margin of nearly 4,000 votes. In District 3, Corine Frank is leading by nearly 2,000 votes. In District 6, Joanna Bache Tobin is leading by about 3,400 votes.
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Simple saliva test could reveal who had COVID-19, Hopkins scientists say
Hopkins scientists work on another antibody test to identify those who ever had COVID-19
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Eugene L. ‘Gene’ Kibbe Jr., former Baltimore County councilman, dies
Eugene L. “Gene” Kibbe Jr., a former Republican Baltimore County councilman who was a longtime owner of a Towson general insurance agency, died Monday from heart failure.
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Carroll Arts Center’s Gallery of Gifts will have different look, but still on schedule
The annual shopping experience for local hand-crafted items is set to begin Nov. 19 and run through Dec. 23 during regular business hours at the Arts Center in Westminster (10 a.m. to 7 p.m.).
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Anti-Trump banner displayed at Carroll County school administrator’s house draws criticism
Del. Haven Shoemaker, a Republican who represents Carroll County, wrote a letter to Superintendent Steve Lockard on Thursday referring to the banner as “hate speech.”
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As some USM schools halt in-person classes early, chancellor evaluates Covid lessons
University System of Maryland Chancellor Dr. Jay Perman hopes his system's campuses can partially reopen again for spring semesters, armed with plenty of "lessons learned" from the fall.
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University of Maryland, College Park to move classes online beginning Monday, citing COVID-19 concerns
University of Maryland, College Park will switch all undergraduate classes to online beginning Monday
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Hanover cyber defense firm acquired by Virginia IT contractor
ManTech International Corp. (NASDAQ: MANT) has made its first acquisition move of the year, buying Maryland cybersecurity firm Minerva Engineering in a deal announced Thursday. The terms of the acquisition weren’t disclosed, but it marks the Herndon, Virginia information technology company’s first mergers and acquisition activity since 2019’s $115 million purchase of Kforce Government Solutions Inc. Hanover-based Minerva specializes in defensive cybersecurity products and services, including,…
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Laureate executives to get big payouts for sale of online university
The CEO of Laureate Education Inc. and other top executives are set to receive a combined $19 million after the company completes the sale of its global online university. Baltimore-based Laureate announced in September that it had entered into a $1.48 billion agreement to sell Walden University to Adtalem Global Education Inc., an education and workforce solutions company based in Illinois. The deal is part of a broader strategy by Laureate to seek sales, spin-offs or business combinations of its…
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