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Chronology of 2001 anthrax events
Sun-SentinelSept. 18: Envelopes containing letters and granular substances are sent to NBC News in New York and the New York Post. Both are mailed from Trenton, N.J. Sept. 22: Editorial page assistant at New York Post who opens letters to the editor notices...Tags: Manhattan (New York City), Plastic Surgeons, Health Organizations, Tumors, Dianne Feinstein
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The Baltimore Sun Company 501 N. Calvert Street P.0. Box 1377 Baltimore, Maryland 21278 Main number: 410-332-6000 Advertising: 410-332-6300 Circulation/home delivery: 888-539-1280 Classified: 410-539-7700 Sports: 410-332-6200 Newsroom: 410-332-6100...Tags: Death
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Nacho Mama's taps one of the first kegs of Natty Boh in 15 years
Baltimore Sun reporterFrom the Midnight Sun blog: On Thursday afternoon the cramped Canton bar Nacho Mama’s was log-jammed. Inside the bar, which is decorated like a shrine to National Bohemian, there were more people than Mr. Boh logos on the walls. The waitresses had a...Tags: Companies and Corporations, Mount Royal, Health and Safety at School, Fells Point, Dining and Drinking
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Sheriff says transition of county policing has been smooth so far
On July 1, following years of political debate, a resolution passed last year by the Board of County commissioners and months of extensive planning and rehearsal, the Carroll County Sheriff's Office officially assumed its new role as the county's...Tags: Elections, Crime, Law and Justice, Career and Workplace, Safety of Citizens, Government
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Radio station WVIE (1370 AM) drops local sports talk
The Baltimore SunThree local sports talk show hosts -- Stan "The Fan" Charles, Jerry Coleman and Rob Long -- will be without a home at radio station WVIE (1370 AM) as of Friday morning when the station starts moving to a mainly network news/talk format. The official move...Tags: Radio, Entertainment, Television, Fox Broadcasting Company, Talk Shows (genre)
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Retailers, manufacturers crack down on extreme couponing
It was just a matter of time before businesses began to push back against some of the worst behaviors of extreme couponers.
Some retailers and manufacturers have revised their policies lately, restricting the number of coupons consumers can use to...Tags: Alabama, Consumers, Groceries, Extreme Couponing (tv program), Politics
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They call her Scary Mommy, and now she's scary successful
Jill Smokler just might be Baltimore's biggest unknown celebrity. Few recognize her tightly coiled curls, her peanut-butter-eating children, her tired dog. But online, thousands upon thousands of mothers grasp onto her every word. And on Twitter, nearly...Tags: Peanuts, Arts and Culture, Elections, Facebook, Mother's Day
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Made in Maryland: About the series
Baltimore SunToday, furniture from all over the world is easy and often inexpensive to come by, but there remains a demand for quality furnishings made by hand. Maryland is home to dozens of businesses producing hand-crafted, often one-of-a-kind furniture, mirrors,... -
St. Mary's County warns of potential dam failure
St. Mary's County has notified residents downstream from St. Mary's Lake Dam of significant flooding from heavy rains that came along with Hurricane Irene. The county had warned residents that the dam could fail. Eddie Hopkins, a spokesman for the...Tags: St. Mary's County, Hurricane Irene (2011), Western Branch
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Hopkins home care group charged with discrimination in lawsuit
A home health care service operated by Johns Hopkins failed to accommodate an employee with breast cancer and later fired her, the U.S. agency that enforces job discrimination laws charged in a suit announced Friday. The Equal Employment Opportunity...Tags: Minority Groups, Breast Cancer, Chicago Jobs, Labor Legislation, Discrimination
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Woman cited in accident that left Hopkins cyclist in coma pays lesser fine because of police mistake
The Baltimore woman whose driving errors led to a crash that left bicyclist Nathan Krasnopoler in a coma with possibly permanent brain injuries has resolved the traffic charges against her by paying $220 — about half the amount she would have been...Tags: Fines, Punishment, Colleges and Universities, Johns Hopkins University, Crimes
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