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10/25/2006 [-] Restrictions passed on benefits
10/25/2006 [-] Mills rallies after Israeli firm offers investment
10/25/2006 [-] Bay National poised 'to take advantage of the continuing merger activity'
10/25/2006 [-] Chamber urges strong pro-business platforms from local candidates
10/25/2006 [-] Somalia rivals within striking distance
10/25/2006 [-] Notre Dame and Navy meet in Baltimore
10/25/2006 [-] Report German soldiers posed with skull
10/25/2006 [-] Venezuela proposes Bolivia as U.N. candidate
10/25/2006 [-] Following Foley, second man accuses priest
10/25/2006 [-] Iraqi premier criticizes raid against Shiite militia
10/25/2006 [-] Bush concedes concern over Iraq
10/25/2006 [-] Constellation merger with FPL is dead
10/25/2006 [-] U.S., allies draft resolution on Iran sanctions
10/25/2006 [-] Ehrlich, O'Malley rev up campaign rhetoric
10/25/2006 [-] Community leaders back GOP for county exec
10/25/2006 [-] Jim Williams Amber Theoharis set to be Baltimore's next big star
10/25/2006 [-] Abductors free Spanish photographer
10/25/2006 [-] Hunger seen rising in N. Korea
10/25/2006 [-] Steve Wilson Thanks to Martinsville, the Chase is back on
10/25/2006 [-] Michael J. Fox backs Cardin in TV ad
10/25/2006 [-] Court of Appeals Baltimore court wrong to limit DNA evidence
10/25/2006 [-] Ennis living the dream
10/25/2006 [-] Steve Eldridge Route 43 extension provides quicker access to east Baltimore
10/25/2006 [-] Barnes & Noble opens its doors on St. Paul Street
10/25/2006 [-] St. Paul's works to remain atop IAAM standings
10/25/2006 [-] Ravens' La. natives anxious to return home
10/25/2006 [-] Man shot at Eastpoint Mall
10/25/2006 [-] Nonprofit pros converge on Baltimore
10/25/2006 [-] Wal-Mart joins gay chamber group
10/25/2006 [-] Housing prices in metro region remain steady
10/24/2006 [-] Local teams primed for deep run
10/24/2006 [-] Smith, Bell will debate on Nov. 1
10/24/2006 [-] White House usher retires with secrets still kept
10/24/2006 [-] Council member is trying to block treatment centers in residential areas
10/24/2006 [-] GOP testimony on Foley could be contradictory
10/24/2006 [-] Decline of gas prices slowing
10/24/2006 [-] Falling gas prices slowing down
10/24/2006 [-] Lockheed profits up 47 percent
10/24/2006 [-] Mercantile profits hit by Va. bank acquisition
10/24/2006 [-] Baltimore architecture firm taps new president
10/24/2006 [-] Legg Mason still absorbing Citigroup asset management business
10/24/2006 [-] Paul downgraded to tropical storm
10/24/2006 [-] Dozens of Democrats cross party lines to back Ehrlich
10/24/2006 [-] Gunmen kidnapphotographer in Gaza
10/24/2006 [-] Fishing boat passengers pull buck to shore near Solomons Island
10/24/2006 [-] County requires all houses have sewage disposal
10/24/2006 [-] Senate candidates set for three debates
10/24/2006 [-] Schrader blasts challenger Robey over campaign material
10/24/2006 [-] Israeli forces kill 7 Palestinians in Gaza fighting
10/24/2006 [-] Denver, others taking interest in Baltimore's surveillance system
10/23/2006 [-] Crosby boasts long-term clients, employees
10/23/2006 [-] Filene's Basement to open Inner Harbor location
10/23/2006 [-] Pa. coal mine explosion kills 1
10/23/2006 [-] NEA takes stake in Gaithersburg vaccine firm
10/23/2006 [-] Protests erupt during Hungarian ceremony
10/23/2006 [-] Alba co-founder wins entrepreneurship award
10/23/2006 [-] Treatment program grads celebrate sobriety
10/23/2006 [-] Momentum mounts
10/23/2006 [-] More trouble lies ahead for Black & Decker
10/23/2006 [-] Plaintiffs City shredding documents
10/23/2006 [-] Ehrlich visits city church, talks state's role in leadership but not election
10/23/2006 [-] Warschawski launches BrandMaPR
10/23/2006 [-] Bank consolidation culls the field around region
10/23/2006 [-] Noji's work ethic leads to academic, athletic success
10/23/2006 [-] Blast downs Philly
10/23/2006 [-] Baltimore housing charms D.C. workers
10/23/2006 [-] Dozens killed in Iraq violence
10/23/2006 [-] U.S.-style leader backed for Israel
10/23/2006 [-] Panama to expand canal
10/23/2006 [-] Market slows, ethanol plans grow
10/23/2006 [-] More bones found near 9/11 site
10/23/2006 [-] U.S. bonuses reward teacher performance
10/23/2006 [-] Obama says he'll consider '08 run
10/23/2006 [-] Indian community raises profile as it grows in U.S.
10/23/2006 [-] Seeking the spies among TV fans
10/22/2006 [-] High fuel prices cause BWI's charter business to sputter
10/22/2006 [-] BWI wine bar to be newest concessions boost for travelers
10/22/2006 [-] UMBC incubator firm heading for Montgomery Co.
10/22/2006 [-] Police Students jump from school bus; girl, 14, injured
10/22/2006 [-] Destination Baltimore
10/22/2006 [-] Money starts flowing in Bush's teacher bonus program
10/22/2006 [-] Investigation continues in death of Ohio State student
10/22/2006 [-] Senator Obama acknowledges he's considering run for U.S. president
10/22/2006 [-] Joan Allen & Dan Collins Should you date where you work?
10/22/2006 [-] Interior minister meets with al-Sadr
10/22/2006 [-] Leopold attacks Johnson's record
10/22/2006 [-] Ballot to include bond questions
10/22/2006 [-] Display ghouls, but skip the mentally ill
10/22/2006 [-] Night in New Orleans' 9th Ward
10/22/2006 [-] Burned forest logged
10/22/2006 [-] Gallaudet protesters march to Capitol to oppose new president
10/22/2006 [-] Neil Bush's firm gets education act funds
10/22/2006 [-] Parachutist dies in jump from W.Va. bridge
10/22/2006 [-] Ex-major fights for Ill. seat
10/22/2006 [-] Scandals dog Republicans
10/22/2006 [-] Who's counting calories?
10/22/2006 [-] Weakest link in a manned Mars voyage probably man
10/21/2006 [-] New U.S. Record Set at Red Bull Flugtag Baltimore!!!!!
10/21/2006 [-] Local farmers take a stand at the market
10/21/2006 [-] Black & Decker layoffs won't hurt area's economic outlook
10/21/2006 [-] Mortar attack on market in Iraq kills at least 18
10/21/2006 [-] Hidden, quiet charm on Grand Turk Baltimore Sun
10/21/2006 [-] Tractor-trailor crush on Beltway injures driver
10/21/2006 [-] Aberdeen wrangling last, crucial pieces of annexation agreement
10/21/2006 [-] Agents raid office, home of Calif. GOP candidate
10/21/2006 [-] Explosion possible after train derails, bursts into flames in Pa.
10/21/2006 [-] Habitat for Humanity to build two more houses
10/21/2006 [-] Churchville woman gets probation for insurance fraud
10/21/2006 [-] Denial first obstacle in combating gangs
10/21/2006 [-] O'Malley, Ehrlich have mixed records on fighting crime
10/21/2006 [-] Rice satisfied on sanctions
10/21/2006 [-] A fresh, new outlook
10/21/2006 [-] Miss Manners takes no prisoners
10/21/2006 [-] Hunting the Wolfpack
10/21/2006 [-] Kevin Connor Hampton hoping to become legend after a fall
10/21/2006 [-] Taking on Madison Ave.
10/21/2006 [-] Baltimore ready to KiXX-off preseason
10/21/2006 [-] Boscov's enters state's retail market
10/21/2006 [-] Matt Palmer Ravens fans, get ready for the longest week of the year
10/21/2006 [-] Phil Wood During '66 title run, some O's truly reached a bench mark
10/21/2006 [-] First Cocaine, now comes sport shots
10/21/2006 [-] Former school secretary must find way to repay stolen funds
10/21/2006 [-] CNN condemned over sniper tape
10/21/2006 [-] 'I'd quit football before I'd quit fasting'
10/21/2006 [-] Church to investigate priest in Foley case
10/21/2006 [-] S. Dakotans rally for abortion vote
10/21/2006 [-] Driver is guilty in deaths of 10
10/21/2006 [-] High court lets voter ID rule stand in Arizona
10/21/2006 [-] U.S. says it will not retry Gotti
10/21/2006 [-] No tie to abuse, defense argues
10/21/2006 [-] More pain, another search of Ground Zero for remains
10/21/2006 [-] Bush willing to shift tactics to win in Iraq
10/20/2006 [-] Being in the right place at the right time
10/20/2006 [-] UM aims for 1 billion in fund drive
10/20/2006 [-] Magothy River clarity is improving
10/20/2006 [-] Boulware to be honored
10/20/2006 [-] Baltimore drug kings plead guilty
10/20/2006 [-] Human flight will be tested above Inner Harbor
10/20/2006 [-] Essex grants shares
10/20/2006 [-] Earnings rise at Potomac Bank of Virginia
10/20/2006 [-] SAIC's IPO including options tops 1.2B
10/20/2006 [-] GBTC models logo and award fete after Kevin Bacon game
10/20/2006 [-] Governor's patronage chief considers filing suit against senator for slander
10/20/2006 [-] St. Agnes finishes first piece of renovations
10/20/2006 [-] Education report cards for candidates include incompletes, inflation
10/20/2006 [-] Legends reflect 40 years later
10/20/2006 [-] Kremlin tries to explain away Putin's rape joke
10/20/2006 [-] Mixed reports emerge about N. Korean intentions
10/20/2006 [-] Baltimore's Tour du Port celebrates 12th anniversary
10/20/2006 [-] Russia suspends scores of foreign rights, aid groups
10/20/2006 [-] Rice presses S. Korea on sanctions
10/20/2006 [-] Tugboat parade to pull up old memories of port
10/20/2006 [-] Jim Williams Baseball diversifies its TV coverage in new six-year deal
10/19/2006 [-] A war on the weekend
10/19/2006 [-] LNG Opponent of gas project has conflict of interest
10/19/2006 [-] Tough schedule, big rewards for Greyhounds
10/19/2006 [-] Fuel costs pinch Southwest earnings
10/19/2006 [-] Md. insurance chief orders Allstate to return 17.5M to policyholders
10/19/2006 [-] Portugal to call referendum on abortion
10/19/2006 [-] Scientists Ozone hole sets record as largest ever
10/19/2006 [-] Elementary students urge Ehrlich to choose the Magothy
10/19/2006 [-] Embattled Boller shines in McNair's absence
10/19/2006 [-] Extension to open Monday
10/19/2006 [-] Thousands expected at Race for the Cure on Saturday
10/19/2006 [-] Prime minister seeks support from cleric
10/19/2006 [-] Tunnels for smuggling arms are unearthed, Israelis say
10/19/2006 [-] U.S. will protect Japan, Rice says
10/19/2006 [-] Newspaper Priest acknowledges relationship with Foley
10/19/2006 [-] Iraq war is key point of dispute in Senate race
10/19/2006 [-] Beltway improvements in Balto. Co. planned
10/19/2006 [-] Funding troubles rumored for Youth Services Bureaus
10/19/2006 [-] State eyeing student interns to fill high-security positions
10/19/2006 [-] Deborah Stone Light and Baltimore
10/19/2006 [-] A reporter's close encounter spurs amazement and terror
10/19/2006 [-] Man sues city after being arrested in 2004
10/19/2006 [-] Lattimore breaks loose
10/19/2006 [-] Bush ties N.C. school's success to his education program
10/19/2006 [-] Ex-House clerk to testify in Foley scandal
10/19/2006 [-] Slow delivery of flu vaccine worries some pediatricians
10/19/2006 [-] U.S. is skeptical about terror threat against NFL stadiums
10/19/2006 [-] 3 more Marines to stand trial in killing of Iraqi
10/19/2006 [-] Strife at prison is shown
10/19/2006 [-] Fragile, historic structures in Hawaii damaged by quake
10/19/2006 [-] U.S. war casualties make deadly surge
10/19/2006 [-] Stock option tremors hit Md. firm
10/19/2006 [-] Safety vs. conservation
10/18/2006 [-] Farmland preservation program could increase Carroll County property values
10/18/2006 [-] Government skeptical of NFL stadiums threat
10/18/2006 [-] 8 to face court-martial in Iraqi civilian murders
10/18/2006 [-] Va., Md. rise in "smart state" rankings
10/18/2006 [-] Verizon Wireless adding staff at Hanover call center
10/18/2006 [-] Ron Daniels The U.S. Owes Haiti a 'Special Debt' Baltimore Times
10/18/2006 [-] Hussein witnesses recall massacres
10/18/2006 [-] Colonel's kindness recalled at Abu Ghraib trial
10/18/2006 [-] Earnings surge at Regal Bank
10/18/2006 [-] Constellation's top marketing executive steps down
10/18/2006 [-] Housing slowdown hits First Mariner
10/18/2006 [-] Martek oils to be used in Alzheimer's study
10/18/2006 [-] 84 Japanese lawmakers visit controversial war shrine
10/18/2006 [-] 10 more U.S. troops die in Iraq fighting
10/18/2006 [-] Order asserts U.S. right to deny space access
10/18/2006 [-] Rice pledges defense of Japan
10/18/2006 [-] Md. genomics institute expands with mergers
10/18/2006 [-] SafeNet's Caputo, Argo resign amid options probe
10/18/2006 [-] Pressure is on Billick to make right calls
10/18/2006 [-] Port exports offer investment clues
10/18/2006 [-] Grizzlies on the attack
10/18/2006 [-] Two Baltimore firefighters to receive national award in NYC
10/18/2006 [-] Ehrlich appoints school-safety task force after string of incidents
10/18/2006 [-] Lead in polls sparks race for City Council presidency
10/18/2006 [-] Hampton done for the season
10/18/2006 [-] Constellation executive Nevins resigns
10/18/2006 [-] Fassel fired by Ravens
10/18/2006 [-] Ehrlich, O'Malley Tax men?
10/18/2006 [-] Blair calls Islamic head scarves 'mark of separation' in Britain
10/18/2006 [-] Go ahead, have fish
10/18/2006 [-] C. Boyd Pfeiffer Learning to shoot the right way
10/18/2006 [-] Steve Wilson Charlotte win may be too little, too late for Kahne
10/18/2006 [-] N. Korea may try 2nd test
10/18/2006 [-] Violence mars Peron's reburial
10/18/2006 [-] Study finds 700,000 ER visits a year caused by bad reaction to medicines
10/18/2006 [-] Foley to identify clergyman he accused of abuse, lawyer says
10/18/2006 [-] U.S. hits 300 million - officially
10/18/2006 [-] New diabetes drug gets OK
10/18/2006 [-] Abu Ghraib commander told superiors he lacked training
10/18/2006 [-] U.S. enacts new rules for war against terror
10/18/2006 [-] Studies tip scales
10/18/2006 [-] For GOP, an issue to pull in voters
10/17/2006 [-] Seafood benefits outweigh risks, scientists say
10/17/2006 [-] A look at Baltimore, 100 million Americans later
10/17/2006 [-] Former Baltimore Orioles pitcher sentenced to prsion
10/17/2006 [-] McNair, Landry should be ready for New Orleans
10/17/2006 [-] Sandy Spring earnings fall 15 percent
10/17/2006 [-] Planet Fitness bringing second 'judgment-free' gym to region
10/17/2006 [-] City mourns firefighter lost in the line of duty
10/17/2006 [-] Colonel's leadership at Abu Ghraib questioned
10/17/2006 [-] Democratic Senate challengers raising big money
10/17/2006 [-] Southwest adding Dallas flights to BWI
10/17/2006 [-] Baltimore Ravens, Ranked 28th in NFL Offense, Fire Coordinator Jim Fassel
10/17/2006 [-] N. Korea calls sanctions 'a declaration of war'
10/17/2006 [-] My Organic Market opens fourth store
10/17/2006 [-] EagleBank profits fall on costs
10/17/2006 [-] Essex homes in on radar contract
10/17/2006 [-] Battle continues for Security Council seat
10/17/2006 [-] 300 million Americans, and counting
10/17/2006 [-] Bush signs terror suspect interrogation bill
10/17/2006 [-] Regional gas prices among cheapest in the nation
10/17/2006 [-] Suicide bombing leaves 97 dead in Sri Lanka
10/17/2006 [-] Rice launches diplomatic drive to isolate N. Korea
10/17/2006 [-] 1 killed, scores injured in Rome subway crash
10/17/2006 [-] Schaefer's condition still up in air
10/17/2006 [-] Jim Williams It's better to think before you speak
10/17/2006 [-] Marine's release from brig sought
10/17/2006 [-] Hawaii bounces back quickly from weekend earthquake
10/17/2006 [-] Justices reject Boy Scout case
10/17/2006 [-] Raids tied to congressman
10/17/2006 [-] Lawyer gets term for aiding sheik
10/17/2006 [-] Scientists develop vaccine against 'Spanish flu' virus
10/17/2006 [-] Peace being sown among olive trees
10/17/2006 [-] Raising chances for new heart
10/17/2006 [-] Colonel's role at Abu Ghraib is scrutinized
10/17/2006 [-] Firefighters mourn loss of one of their own in Baltimore
10/17/2006 [-] Howard County prepares for disaster with flu clinic
10/16/2006 [-] Swap meet, party raise money for local bike group
10/16/2006 [-] Tigers falter without Schaefer
10/16/2006 [-] Rutgers ensures bad day for Navy
10/16/2006 [-] Muslim community effort gives homeless a hand
10/16/2006 [-] Demonstrators call for immediate withdrawal from Iraq
10/16/2006 [-] Marathon masses run downtown Baltimore
10/16/2006 [-] Another 'transit-oriented' development slated for region
10/16/2006 [-] 98 Rock signs up for HD Radio
10/16/2006 [-] Sunnis flee rampage of sectarian fighting in Iraq
10/16/2006 [-] UnitedHealth CEO to step down
10/16/2006 [-] Wachovia 3Q earnings up
10/16/2006 [-] Hawaii recovers from 6.6-magnitude quake
10/16/2006 [-] Prisoner abuse hearing begins at Fort Meade
10/16/2006 [-] Baltimore City native among Cosmopolitan's sexiest bachelors
10/16/2006 [-] Ehrlich, O'Malley combative and aggressive in two debates
10/16/2006 [-] O'Malley neighbor's Ehrlich sign destroyed
10/16/2006 [-] NFL Carolina 23, Baltimore 21
10/16/2006 [-] Mideast summit stalls over prisoner release
10/16/2006 [-] 2 face runoff vote in Ecuador
10/16/2006 [-] Italian kidnapped in S. Afghanistan
10/16/2006 [-] Scores die as discord, violence sweep Iraq
10/16/2006 [-] Duke lacrosse players frustrated over rape case
10/16/2006 [-] GOP party chairman denies link to Abramoff
10/16/2006 [-] Fla. Senate race rekindles debate on religion, politics
10/16/2006 [-] City group writes urban success story
10/16/2006 [-] Baker panel to urge Bush to change policy on Iraq
10/15/2006 [-] Southwest hikes starting pay in effort to hire helping hands
10/15/2006 [-] Bolton says China has "heavy responsibility" on influencing North Korea
10/15/2006 [-] Parents, 3 teenage daughters found fatally shot in Iowa
10/15/2006 [-] Magnitude 6.3 earthquake strikes Hawaii, knocking out power
10/15/2006 [-] Pope proclaims four new saints, including French-born nun and Italian priest
10/15/2006 [-] Death toll climbs to 63 in tit-for-tat sectarian killings north of Baghdad
10/15/2006 [-] Anthrax attacks remain unsolved
10/15/2006 [-] U.N. ban unlikely to dent Kim's diet
10/15/2006 [-] Nature center gets makeover
10/15/2006 [-] Hospital faces emergency room shortage
10/15/2006 [-] After fatal shooting, man comes to terms with self-defense
10/15/2006 [-] Vt. case suspect held on unrelated charges
10/15/2006 [-] It's a lot easier these days to count the bighorn sheep
10/15/2006 [-] Cities and states are giving 'English-only' laws a punitive turn
10/15/2006 [-] Studds, first openly gay congressman, dies
10/15/2006 [-] War widows struggle with public grief
10/15/2006 [-] A soaring Air Force tribute
10/15/2006 [-] Electricity costs could go lower by summer
10/15/2006 [-] New lab built for NIH vibrates
10/14/2006 [-] Preservation Maryland celebrates 75th anniversary
10/14/2006 [-] Joan Allen & Dan Collins Who pays on the first date?
10/14/2006 [-] Hanging in the balance
10/14/2006 [-] Aberdeen annexation agreement stalled
10/14/2006 [-] Security Council votes to impose sanctions on North Korea
10/14/2006 [-] Local composer arrested for sending bomb threats via e-mail to BWI Airport
10/14/2006 [-] Local lost dog builds community spirit
10/14/2006 [-] Former U.S. politician Studds dead at 69
10/14/2006 [-] Western New York clobbered by record snowfall; 350,000 lose power
10/14/2006 [-] 17 bodies found north of Baghdad
10/14/2006 [-] Steele, Cardin TV ads attack each other's record
10/14/2006 [-] Officials Unofficial power source fed Baltimore home
10/14/2006 [-] Ehrlich, O'Malley to debate at WJZ
10/14/2006 [-] Lawsuit claims black colleges unequally funded
10/14/2006 [-] New feature Podcasts
10/14/2006 [-] Gallaudet students escalate protest
10/14/2006 [-] Deadly E. coli strain is linked to Calif. cattle ranch
10/14/2006 [-] Report disputes drug cost estimates
10/14/2006 [-] 'Priming' bird flu defense studied
10/14/2006 [-] Russia, China plead for time
10/14/2006 [-] President offers boost to Hastert at GOP fundraiser in Chicago
10/14/2006 [-] Former aide to Foley testifies
10/14/2006 [-] N.Y. flight restrictions urged
10/14/2006 [-] Warner stuns Democrats, won't seek presidency in '08
10/14/2006 [-] Mending process begins at school site
10/13/2006 [-] Volunteer group cleans up stream
10/13/2006 [-] Red Cross to advise U.S. on detainees
10/13/2006 [-] Board hopeful says candidate Kaufman owes voters apology
10/13/2006 [-] Spalding appreciates success
10/13/2006 [-] Columbia man guilty of trying to kill his wife with machete
10/13/2006 [-] Navy SEAL credited with saving comrades
10/13/2006 [-] Widow of firefighter remembers her husband
10/13/2006 [-] Panthers' Smith a top priority for Ravens this weekend
10/13/2006 [-] AirTran to start Daytona to Atlanta, Baltimore service
10/13/2006 [-] Grading software contract scrutinized
10/13/2006 [-] 10,000 runner marathon affects everyone, traffic
10/13/2006 [-] Storm dumps up to 2 feet of snow in Buffalo area
10/13/2006 [-] Bush signs port security, Internet gambling bill
10/13/2006 [-] Ex-Baltimore Correctional Officer Convicted in Inmate Beating Death
10/13/2006 [-] Tech goups line up to hand out awards
10/13/2006 [-] SAIC's IPO tops 1 billion
10/13/2006 [-] Petroleum & Resources slows down
10/13/2006 [-] Developer to build business park near Aberdeen Prooving Ground
10/13/2006 [-] Businesses search for online identity
10/13/2006 [-] FAA to review NYC flight guidelines
10/13/2006 [-] U.N. nears agreement on N. Korea resolution
10/13/2006 [-] Baltimore Officer Struck by Car; Driver Shot
10/13/2006 [-] Suspects Accused in Baltimore Officer's Shooting Plead Guilty
10/13/2006 [-] O'Malley attacks Ehrlich record on parks
10/13/2006 [-] Terps ready for some madness
10/13/2006 [-] Legg Mason stock may rebound
10/13/2006 [-] Howard, Baltimore County chambers honor business leaders
10/13/2006 [-] Third-grader at Grove Park brings gun to city school
10/13/2006 [-] Pair pleaded guilty in shooting of city detective
10/13/2006 [-] On your marks ...
10/13/2006 [-] Governor Ehrlich blasts police, calls arrests 'unconstitutional'
10/13/2006 [-] Jail guard convicted of murdering inmate
10/13/2006 [-] Demand for absentee ballots overwhelms local elections officials
10/13/2006 [-] Man on trial for allegedly attacking wife with machete
10/13/2006 [-] Bar and restaurant owners come out against smoking
10/12/2006 [-] Breakdowns stifled Tigers against Maine
10/12/2006 [-] County reviewing canine purchasing
10/12/2006 [-] Howard surplus not available to help schools
10/12/2006 [-] Corrections authorities agree to meet with civil rights groups about violence
10/12/2006 [-] Lack of federal aid boosts Howard homelessness
10/12/2006 [-] Dogo gets up and goes
10/12/2006 [-] Ex-Foley aide testifies before ethics panel
10/12/2006 [-] Suit filed in E. coli death of Md. woman
10/12/2006 [-] Baltimore City School Board approves master plan
10/12/2006 [-] Baltimore seniors speed back into the dating scene at expo
10/12/2006 [-] Man pleads guilty in plot to bomb U.S. buildings
10/12/2006 [-] Investigators search for clues in NYC plane crash
10/12/2006 [-] Warner says he will not run for president in '08
10/12/2006 [-] Doctor refuses to reveal stance on death penalty
10/12/2006 [-] Anne Boone-Simanski At Eddie's 60th birthday bash, it was fun, fun, fun
10/12/2006 [-] Pastor's son speaks out against anti-gay church
10/12/2006 [-] Bush rejects idea of U.S.-N. Korean talks
10/12/2006 [-] Nations differ on severity of Iran sanctions
10/12/2006 [-] Looking for respect
10/12/2006 [-] Species is a threat to ash trees
10/12/2006 [-] Coppin, NASA team up for study of slave routes
10/12/2006 [-] Frank Deford At games across the land, seeing red
10/12/2006 [-] Constellation sells six energy plants to Omaha utility fund
10/12/2006 [-] Pratt Street scheduled for face lift
10/12/2006 [-] Union friends, county neighbors hit the airwaves for O'Malley
10/12/2006 [-] Housing prices up throughout the area
10/12/2006 [-] Joseph. R. Hughes First aid equipment arrives for MTA
10/12/2006 [-] Phil Wood Mussina back in black-and-orange? Hmm ...
10/12/2006 [-] Plane crash brings flashbacks to Md. natives living in NYC
10/11/2006 [-] Harford Sheriff's Office seeks victims of 50,000 lingerie heist
10/11/2006 [-] Candidates want more tech in schools
10/11/2006 [-] American who appeared in al-Qaida videos indicted
10/11/2006 [-] Soldier from Baltimore County killed in Iraq
10/11/2006 [-] Iraqi parliament OKs federalism bill
10/11/2006 [-] Constellation to sell plants for 1.6B
10/11/2006 [-] Prague under an unseen, unexplained, 'unprecedented' threat
10/11/2006 [-] N. Korea warns of retaliation as tensions escalate
10/11/2006 [-] Profit jumps at M&T
10/11/2006 [-] Bruins ready for tough stretch
10/11/2006 [-] Monday night with Matte
10/11/2006 [-] Don't write off Kim as a fool or a nut
10/11/2006 [-] Baltimore firefighter killed battling blaze in row house
10/11/2006 [-] Baltimore soldier killed in Iraq
10/11/2006 [-] Halting nuclear proliferation a difficult test
10/11/2006 [-] Hussein, co-defendants ejected from trial after shouts, scuffle
10/11/2006 [-] U.S. effort calms Amariya
10/11/2006 [-] Ravens' Ivy in stable condition
10/11/2006 [-] Juvenile homicide rate still climbing
10/11/2006 [-] Oracle to pay 98.5M to settle suit
10/11/2006 [-] Great Schooner Race launches Thursday
10/11/2006 [-] PNC's acquisition of Mercantile could entail cost-cutting measures
10/11/2006 [-] Veteran Baltimore firefighter dies in blaze
10/11/2006 [-] Sen. Mikulski recounts highs, lows of life in politics
10/11/2006 [-] Ravens putting loss in rear-view mirror
10/11/2006 [-] Execution team member defends injection in suit
10/11/2006 [-] Partnership points toward increased profits, new jobs
10/11/2006 [-] Qatar mediation in Gaza Strip fails
10/11/2006 [-] Iowa diocese files for bankruptcy to settle sex abuse claims
10/11/2006 [-] Study links fertility and fashion
10/11/2006 [-] Diesel fuel hailed as big advance
10/11/2006 [-] Turn anguish to action, Bush says
10/11/2006 [-] 'Two seconds,' Roberts warned
10/11/2006 [-] Any aide guilty of cover-up will be fired, Hastert says
10/11/2006 [-] N. Korea adds fuel to Asian arms race
10/11/2006 [-] Latinos' power in numbers
10/11/2006 [-] 654,000 deaths tied to Iraq war
10/10/2006 [-] Monkeys at wildlife sanctuary must go
10/10/2006 [-] Woolsey Farm hires Amish work crew for new barn
10/10/2006 [-] Early morning row house blaze kills 1 Baltimore firefighter, injures 2 others
10/10/2006 [-] NFL Denver 13, Baltimore 3
10/10/2006 [-] Hawks survive Mustangs, humidity
10/10/2006 [-] Local family forms group to push for pool safety
10/10/2006 [-] County police forces receive two new canine companions
10/10/2006 [-] N. Korea's Kim remains a mystery
10/10/2006 [-] Hussein, others thrown out during trial
10/10/2006 [-] Bank has long supported charities
10/10/2006 [-] NYC seeks to expose lewd behavior on streets, subways
10/10/2006 [-] Scissors, knives and lighters
10/10/2006 [-] Lower standards help Army to exceed recruitment goal
10/10/2006 [-] Recalled lettuce is sought
10/10/2006 [-] House testimony on Foley to begin
10/10/2006 [-] Give children time to play, pediatricians urge parents
10/10/2006 [-] Failed tactics leave U.S. policymakers facing 'rough go'
10/10/2006 [-] U.N. mulls sanctions against N. Korea
10/10/2006 [-] Mercantile to be sold
10/09/2006 [-] Howard School Board candidate protests forming committees
10/09/2006 [-] Tigers experience bump in the road
10/09/2006 [-] Baltimore's Cardinal Keeler injured in crash in Italy that killed a retired U.S. priest
10/09/2006 [-] Martek furthers push into adult food market with soy milk deal
10/09/2006 [-] Beltway Business Park nabs Transplant Resource Center HQ
10/09/2006 [-] Survey Baltimore shoppers endure longest wait times
10/09/2006 [-] Talk radio group ready to tune into politics of the left
10/09/2006 [-] SAIC wins tech support contract worth up to 33.9M
10/09/2006 [-] Prince George's dials Motorola for 68M radio system
10/09/2006 [-] Baltimore Cardinal in Car Crash in Italy
10/09/2006 [-] PNC to buy Baltimore-based Mercantile
10/09/2006 [-] Putin pledges investigation into reporter's murder
10/09/2006 [-] Student fires assault rifle in Mo. middle school
10/09/2006 [-] Hussein witness Guards buried detainees alive
10/09/2006 [-] Security Council nominates S. Korean for top job
10/09/2006 [-] Report Foley confronted as early as 2000
10/09/2006 [-] Howard school board candidates support Chinese-language classes
10/09/2006 [-] White House urges U.N. action
10/09/2006 [-] PNC to acquire Mercantile in 6B deal
10/09/2006 [-] Hundreds turn out for expo
10/09/2006 [-] Haniyeh says Israel won't be recognized
10/09/2006 [-] Progressive opens new service center
10/09/2006 [-] Ripken Baseball Showcase coming next weekend
10/09/2006 [-] Jim Williams Are you ready for some MNF, Ravens-style?
10/09/2006 [-] Senior balances love of field hockey, science
10/09/2006 [-] Price reductions key in competitive housing market
10/09/2006 [-] Local firm boasts national clientele
10/09/2006 [-] United Way campaign focuses on donor empathy
10/09/2006 [-] Ravens hoping to ring Broncos Bells
10/09/2006 [-] Running to beat death
10/09/2006 [-] Former police chief wants pardon, old job back
10/09/2006 [-] Foley case may cost GOP, members say
10/09/2006 [-] Referendum turns S. Dakota into abortion battleground
10/09/2006 [-] N. Korea announces arms test
10/09/2006 [-] Moscow takes aim at culture of bribery
10/08/2006 [-] City data center's 3M expansion will triple its storage space
10/08/2006 [-] UMBC biotech startup seeks 10M to start testing pain-relief drugs
10/08/2006 Shock, anger, sadness resonate in Europe, U.S. after slaying of Russian journalist
10/08/2006 U.S. and Iraqi forces clash with militias in Diwaniyah
10/08/2006 N. Korea's threat sparks tensions
10/08/2006 Attacks in Iraq leave dozens dead
10/08/2006 N.C. residents get to go home after fire
10/08/2006 Trouble subdued at Bush ship christening
10/08/2006 Collector has nose for old newspapers
10/08/2006 Storm drenches Virginia with as much as 9 inches of rain
10/08/2006 Many labs at work with pathogens
10/08/2006 There is a way to get out of the mess
10/08/2006 Ex-page says he, Foley had sex
10/08/2006 Sacrificing youth for adult duties
10/08/2006 Rehabbers retreat as the market slows down
10/07/2006 Baltimore Co. is short on election judges
10/07/2006 Senator backs weapons for administrators
10/07/2006 Virginia suspect escapes jail
10/07/2006 NAACP's racial profiling lawsuit marches on
10/07/2006 Eleven more pigs discovered at quarantined farm in Carroll
10/07/2006 Rosewood director to retire by Oct. 31 in wake of poor state report
10/07/2006 Anne Arundel Co. will seek death penalty in officer's slaying
10/07/2006 One-day filming weathers storm on Federal Hill
10/07/2006 Planning board hears Red Line possibilities
10/07/2006 Parents worry about children's safety on street
10/07/2006 Actress remembered as active, determined woman
10/06/2006 C. Boyd Pfeiffer Wanted More seminars on future fisheries
10/06/2006 PGA event expected to bring in 5M
10/06/2006 Mass grave contains suspected Nazi victims
10/06/2006 Report Guantanamo guards bragged of beatings
10/06/2006 Fifth Amish girl laid to rest in Pa.
10/06/2006 Hungary's prime minister wins vote of confidence
10/06/2006 Instant-message conversations can linger
10/06/2006 Anderson, Pryce ready for a return to Denver
10/06/2006 Officialsclasses help needy students
10/06/2006 Hamas rules out compromise
10/06/2006 Death of Idaho toddler linked to spinach
10/06/2006 GenVec gets HIV vaccine contract
10/06/2006 Bankrupt Storehouse to sell off 60M in merchandise
10/06/2006 Cards' program on the rise
10/06/2006 Harford County challenged by needs of military realignment
10/06/2006 Len Lazarick Senate ad wars get down and dirty
10/06/2006 Phil Wood Language barrier O's need to talk the talk
10/06/2006 Annan sees slide in Darfur
10/06/2006 NATO takes charge of security in Afghanistan
10/06/2006 Fruits and vegetables lessen brain disease, cell degeneration
10/05/2006 Harford County Democrats take issue with court clerk's moonlighting
10/05/2006 Population falls 41% in New Orleans
10/05/2006 Porn charges against ex-JonBenet murder suspect dismissed
10/05/2006 Farmer Brothers wanted pigs, farm
10/05/2006 Ryan Wilson Things not going as planned? There's still hope
10/05/2006 Cochran Communication, community, cooperation
10/05/2006 AirTran passenger traffic up
10/05/2006 Middle River auction winner weighing county 'Renaissance' development program
10/05/2006 British envoy Security Council to discuss sanctions on Iran
10/05/2006 Amish families gather to bury victims
10/05/2006 Anne Boone-Simanski Legacy Chase makes for a winning day
10/05/2006 Broncos trying to escape Elway's shadow
10/05/2006 U.S. calls emergency Security Council meeting
10/05/2006 N. Korea warned not to conduct nuclear test
10/05/2006 Rice arrives in Baghdad in election-season visit
10/05/2006 Jos. A. Bank catalog, Web sales surge
10/05/2006 FPL sues to allow Maryland ruling on Constellation merger
10/05/2006 Ex-pages defend House program amid calls to reform or abolish it
10/05/2006 IRA 'following peaceful path'
10/05/2006 U.S. narrowing Mideast efforts
10/05/2006 Jim Williams Iron Man may be sitting in TBS booth
10/05/2006 Baltimore man played part in Lennon's immigration fight
10/05/2006 Former correctional officer acquitted in death of inmate
10/05/2006 Baltimore men plead guilty in Woodlawn armed robberies
10/05/2006 Automakers announce deals after mixed sales
10/05/2006 City Exonerations won't come easy
10/05/2006 Amish shooting prompts tightened security in area
10/05/2006 Special-needs children require special financial plans for the future
10/05/2006 Baltimore police officer charged with setting car ablaze
10/05/2006 Federal Hill commercial vacancies a challenge for Main Street nonprofit
10/05/2006 Joseph. R. Hughes New anti-terrorism technology being deployed on the waterfront
10/05/2006 Baltimore Partnership to Serve as Expert Panelists at Internet Marketing Event
10/04/2006 Prince George's to host PGA tourney
10/04/2006 Iraqi brigade suspended for possible ties to militias
10/04/2006 Birds' trio misidentified?
10/04/2006 Housing market fuels more growth
10/04/2006 Farm owner, operator in court over missing sick pigs
10/04/2006 N.C. company to train Baltimore doctors in addiction treatment
10/04/2006 Cardin, Steele, Zeese square off in Maryland Senate debate
10/04/2006 Keys to Basilica returned as restoration work ends
10/04/2006 Mercantile, Houston REIT in joint venture deal
10/04/2006 Phil Wood Orioles need to address a mound of trouble
10/04/2006 Judges postpone a verdict in Hussein's war crimes trial
10/04/2006 Arab allies quiz Rice over U.S. intentions
10/04/2006 N. Korea reveals nuclear test plans
10/04/2006 MTA police charge Baltimore man in attempt to bring gun onto plane
10/04/2006 Death ratio in Baghdad shifts
10/04/2006 Youth murder arrests top last year's total
10/04/2006 Ehrlich pleases some attendees, disappoints others at gathering
10/04/2006 Governor's race ads go negative
10/04/2006 Homicide arrests in youth increasing
10/04/2006 Prosecutors rest case with graphic pictures in jail beating
10/04/2006 Ravens shed negative reputation, mature on and off field
10/04/2006 Surgical procedure saves girl's arm, removes tumor
10/04/2006 Tests on polling machines successful
10/04/2006 They 'don't get no respect'
10/04/2006 Constellation Energy and FPL Group merger remains in limbo
10/04/2006 Baltimore Ghosts... Look Out
10/03/2006 Lisle a big hit for Seton Keough
10/03/2006 As Orioles' season ends, some ruffled feathers
10/03/2006 Mulitalo done for the season
10/03/2006 Md. biotech lands 63M to fight West Nile, avian flu
10/03/2006 CareFirst to offer health savings account plan
10/03/2006 Columbia shopping center acquired by New York firm
10/03/2006 Nobel Prize Work Done In Baltimore
10/03/2006 Suspect arrested for BWI evacuation
10/03/2006 Federated sells Lord & Taylor for less than expected
10/03/2006 Navy sinks hopes of carrier museum
10/03/2006 Tent debate gets personal
10/03/2006 First Horizon Bank expanding locally
10/03/2006 AirTran discounts flights to Boston, Florida
10/03/2006 Iraqi court postpones Hussein verdict
10/03/2006 Pre-9/11 meeting between Rice, Tenet confirmed
10/03/2006 House speaker says he won't resign
10/03/2006 Md. Congressional delegation ranked low on business issues
10/03/2006 Second Md. researcher honored with Nobel Prize
10/03/2006 Slow-growth advocate backs GOP's Merdon
10/03/2006 USO serves up compassion for returning soldiers
10/03/2006 Center for disabled cited for hazardous conditions
10/03/2006 Steele not responsive to NAACP
10/03/2006 Dan Gainor Owner turned great team into dreaded Angel-O's
10/03/2006 Iraqi anti-violence plan
10/03/2006 Scandals scar da Silva
10/03/2006 Beliefs affect Amish reply to violence
10/03/2006 SUVs, buggies share county populated by farms, big-box stores
10/03/2006 Calif. ends inquiry into Getty Trust
10/03/2006 Gag orders can continue
10/03/2006 Firms get a break in New Orleans
10/03/2006 House leadership defends handling of Foley scandal
10/03/2006 Copycat crime can feed more violence
10/03/2006 Research carried out in Baltimore wins Nobel
10/03/2006 School shootings in Pa. shock Amish
10/02/2006 Kunta Kinte Heritage Festival celebrates 19 years in Annapolis
10/02/2006 Friends, family say goodbye to sailor
10/02/2006 Catholic Conference readies plan to reorganize, cut staffing
10/02/2006 Health benefits may be found in video games
10/02/2006 ETC lauded for providing 'soft landings' to foreign firms
10/02/2006 Steak n Shake restaurants expanding in region
10/02/2006 U.S. Newswire sells to PR Newswire
10/02/2006 Georgia releases Russian officers
10/02/2006 Brazil's president faces tough runoff race
10/02/2006 At least 6 killed in Pa. school shooting
10/02/2006 Mills CEO retires
10/02/2006 University of Baltimore offers free year
10/02/2006 St. Leo's celebrates 125th anniversary
10/02/2006 Embattled Hungarian leader asks parliament for vote of confidence
10/02/2006 Sectarian death squads continue bloodshed in Iraq
10/02/2006 Alex. Brown alumni to fuel Signal Hill Capital expansion
10/02/2006 Legislation increases penalties for drunken drivers under 21 years of age
10/02/2006 Book fest gives writers public voice
10/02/2006 Rice No memory of al-Qaida attack warning
10/02/2006 FBI investigates mob-terrorist link
10/02/2006 Court to tackle race, abortion
10/02/2006 FBI opens probe in Foley case
10/01/2006 Hawks scamper to homecoming win
10/01/2006 Biopharmaceutical firm to relocate to Cecil County research park
10/01/2006 Raise a glass New wine tasting bar latest addition to BWI's concessions
10/01/2006 Police confirm five dead in overpass collapse near Montreal
10/01/2006 Searchers scour wreckage of Brazil airliner; all 155 aboard feared dead
10/01/2006 Israel abandons all positions in Lebanon except in divided village
10/01/2006 Residents discuss revitalization efforts; push for inclusion of large chain store
10/01/2006 Howard council seeks to rid bill of fees to promote cable choice
10/01/2006 Anne Arundel County cleans up after tornado
10/01/2006 Suicide blast kills 12 in Afghanistan
10/01/2006 Mount Vernon distillery reopening to the public
10/01/2006 As war recedes, Israelis hold on to calm
10/01/2006 Contractor fraud soars in New Orleans
10/01/2006 Gay marriage a battle in Wis.
10/01/2006 Vaccines possible for unhealthy habits
10/01/2006 La. voters decide in favor of consolidating levee boards
10/01/2006 Several in GOP knew about e-mails
10/01/2006 Foley scandal boosts Democrat
10/01/2006 More troops not solution to Iraq crisis, experts say
09/30/2006 Role models inducted at Woodlawn
09/30/2006 Israel plans to complete withdrawal from Lebanon by early Sunday
09/30/2006 Howard paid 75,000 to end sexual harrassment suit
09/30/2006 Democrats ask governor to reject supporter's Hitler remark
09/30/2006 Suicide bomber kills 12, wounds at least 42 near Afghan Interior Ministry
09/30/2006 Brazilian authorities find missing airliner with 155 aboard
09/30/2006 Officer says she witnessed colleagues killing inmate
09/30/2006 Navy regroups after first loss
09/30/2006 Hoops haven now a student sanctuary
09/30/2006 Spinach makes comeback after scare
09/30/2006 One step closer to a city champion
09/30/2006 The perfect storm?
09/30/2006 Ron Snyder Raised expectations lead to questions about Maryland, Navy
09/30/2006 Suspected arms broker came to Baltimore in alleged weapons plot
09/30/2006 Patriot Guard Riders to attend funeral of sailor killed in Iraq
09/30/2006 Nurse Elder day care center tied vomit bag to patient's neck
09/30/2006 Chess contest stalls over hints of cheating
09/30/2006 Russia-Georgia relations worsen over spying claim
09/30/2006 Crossings pact in failure
09/30/2006 U.S. top general in Iraq defends prime minister
09/30/2006 Most spinach is safe to eat, FDA says
09/30/2006 Victims' families vent fury
09/30/2006 Foley resigns from House
09/30/2006 Washington Post is scooped on story on Woodward book
09/30/2006 Bush set to campaign on security platform
09/30/2006 Chief of staff tried to oust Rumsfeld
09/29/2006 Teens' drug rivalry ends in killing
09/29/2006 Book festival draws national, local authors
09/29/2006 Attorney general fines home builder 1.6M
09/29/2006 At White House, Bush praises Kazakhstan leader
09/29/2006 Hubble main camera shuts down again
09/29/2006 Foley quits amid questions over contact with boy
09/29/2006 Battle between country club, neighbors ends
09/29/2006 County to open permanent recycling center for electronics
09/29/2006 Grotech backs firm developing emergency services tech
09/29/2006 Thomson Prometric to administer IRS exam
09/29/2006 Rosen Media to launch art business magazine
09/29/2006 'Free Fall Baltimore,' free admission at city art museums to kick off
09/29/2006 Biopharmaceutical firm to move HQ to Cecil office park
09/29/2006 German politicians support staging controversial opera
09/29/2006 Alleged arms brokers for terrorist group charged
09/29/2006 Candidate asks deputy to step down as union head
09/29/2006 Deputies will hand out mediation tickets
09/29/2006 Schools brace for wave of retirements
09/29/2006 Pitney Bowes unit mails in 53M contract
09/29/2006 Report shows Abramoff ties to White House
09/29/2006 Officials Principal shot in rural Wis. school