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Strong winds dislodge gutter, sparking fires at P.G. apartment complex
The Associated PressSeveral blazes were triggered today when wind gusts detached a piece of rain gutter which then downed some power lines near a building at Holly Springs Meadows apartment complex in District Heights, Prince George's County fire officials said. The...Tags: Fires
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Md. foreclosures decline 16%
In a sign that Maryland could be making strides toward helping struggling homeowners keep their houses, foreclosures fell almost 16 percent in the three-month period that ended in September, compared with the second quarter, according to statistics...Tags: Montgomery County (Maryland), Maryland, Labor Legislation, Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama), Foreclosures
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Police seek suspect in Arundel Mills robbery
Anne Arundel police are searching for a 23-year-old Prince George's County man in connection with a robbery in the parking lot of Arundel Mills mall Wednesday night. About 7:15, a woman was walking to her car in the parking lot in front of the Bass Pro...Tags: Police, Vehicles, Transportation, Road Transportation
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Deer season starts with a bang for local hunters
Note: With the exception of the author, this will be a turkey-free column. Tens of thousands of deer hunters took to the field yesterday under the skies we wish for when the Orioles first take the field. The opening day of firearms season started frosty...Tags: Frederick County (Virginia), Dundalk, Diseases, Seafood and Fishing Industry, National Aquarium Baltimore
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Affordable home for the holidays
A social worker, a research biologist and a kindergarten teacher are excited about spending the holiday season preparing to buy a new home, thanks to a county program that put new homes within the reach of moderate-income residents. They were among eight...Tags: Prices, Bank of America Corp., Homes, Labor Legislation, Government
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Support for medevacs
It took outside experts to say what supporters of Maryland's much-praised emergency medical services system probably needed to hear: that Maryland State Police helicopters could fly fewer accident victims to trauma centers across the state without...Tags: Transportation Accidents, Air and Space Accidents, Emergency Planning, Police, Maryland
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Panel supports fewer medevac flights
Maryland's emergency medical helicopters could fly fewer accident victims to hospitals without reducing survival or affecting quality of care for patients, a panel of experts told state officials yesterday.
Several panel members also questioned the...Tags: Transportation Accidents, Regional Authority, Injuries, Executive Branch, Air and Space Accidents
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Former Prince George's schools chief gets 6 years in U.S. corruption case
Former Prince George's County schools Superintendent Andre J. Hornsby was sentenced yesterday to a total of six years of prison time in a federal corruption case.
"I'm totally embarrassed by what situation I've put myself into," Hornsby told U.S....Tags: Judges, Corrupt Practices, Justice System, California, Oklahoma
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No motive in fatal Catonsville slashing
Fingerprints left at a Catonsville liquor store where a woman was fatally stabbed Saturday afternoon led police to the nearby home of a 23-year-old man whose only prior criminal conviction was for burglarizing a house with some friends. David Aaron...Tags: Crimes, Catonsville, Justice System, Assault, Lawyers
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Medevac panel recommends Md. fly fewer patients
Maryland's emergency medical helicopters could fly fewer accident victims to hospitals without reducing survival or affecting quality of care for patients, a panel of experts told state officials today. Several panel members also questioned the size of...Tags: Transportation Accidents, Air and Space Accidents, Maryland, Medical Services
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Hornsby gets 6 years in corruption case
Former Prince George's County schools Superintendent Andre J. Hornsby was sentenced today to a total of six years of prison time in a federal corruption case. "I'm totally embarrassed by what situation I've put myself into," Hornsby told U.S. District...Tags: Judges, Wage Contract Issues, Witnesses, Corrupt Practices, Collective Contract
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Officials: Medevac crews hesitant since crash
State emergency medical officials said yesterday that some ambulance crews in Maryland are "skittish" since a fatal medevac helicopter crash in September and might be too reluctant to transport accident victims to the hospital by air.
The concern was...Tags: Transportation Accidents, Emergency Planning, Injuries, Air and Space Accidents, Maryland
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