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The Washington Post asked politicians and a pundit to take stock of the Virginia gubernatorial race between Republican Robert McDonnell and Democrat R. Creigh Deeds.
Angelos: First and foremost, a lawyer
Scott Shellenberger and his fellow Baltimore County prosecutors and investigators were celebrating when the waiter unexpectedly brought drinks to their table.
Trial is reminder of missed chances
The map book - stolen from the Reisterstown Road branch of the Enoch Pratt Free Library - could have led investigators straight to their prey.
Gross, Mendelsohn taps managing partner
Gross, Mendelsohn & Associates P.A., a Baltimore-based CPA and business consulting firm, has named David A. Goldner managing partner.
Villanova law dean Sargent resigns
Citing personal and medical reasons, Mark Sargent has resigned as dean of Villanova University School of Law, effective immediately, the school said Tuesday.
Joanna Bradford and Timothy Reed, both of Juneau, were married June 20, 2009, at Adlersheim Wilderness Lodge in Juneau.
103 Students Set to Graduate from National Labor College
Rachelle Honeycutt works at an oil refinery in Washington State. Sam Schaffer is a skilled sheet metal worker from West Virginia.
Cassandra Lodder and Joshua Nohe
The Rev. Herbert and Frances Lodder, of Lutherville, have announced the engagement of daughter, Cassandra Kingsley Lodder to Joshua Brian Nohe, son of George Nohe, of Parkville, and Leanne Demetrakis, of Lutherville.
Barcamp comes to Baltimore today [BaltTech]
Barcamp has started. The roughly 80 or so attendees who showed up this morning hashed out, through discussion and debate, more than 20 topics they want to talk about in small groups for the rest of the day.
Brighter news for Baltimore economy
The Baltimore area is doing better than the nation on average during an economy that is resulting in widespread job losses, corporate downsizing and plummeting homes sales across the country, according to a study being released Wednesday by the Brookings Institution.
Where Are They Now? Scott Robinson
Scott Robinson is approaching his twenty-fifth reunion year as a Pikesville High School 1985 graduate; but today, he is focused on a different reunion, that of his friends from the eighties in BBYO .
Sutton named to IWD Board of Managers
Independent Warehouse Distributors has appointed Ron Sutton of Standard Auto Parts in Baltimore, Md., as the newest member to the Board of Managers.
The Money Issue: The bubble bursts
One year ago, law firms were reluctantly raising associate starting salaries again, wary of bucking the upward-trending salary market even as they watched the economy take a nosedive.
Manchester Taps Deputy Police Chief To Become Next Chief
Deputy Chief Marc Montminy will take the post on June 21 as current Chief James Berry heads to his new job as chief of police in Paducah, Ky.
Robin Thicke among Artscape acts
Artscape Festival 2009 will feature a diverse lineup of musical artists, including alternative rock band Cake, R&B singer Dionne Warwick and singer/songwriter Robin Thicke.
About 1,000 gang offenses targeted in past two years in Montgomery County
Montgomery County officials tapped a 33-year-old of Hispanic descent to serve as the new chief of the county's gang prosecution unit in the State's Attorney's Office.
Even lawyers face layoffs as decline in business hits firms
With paid internships hard to find, University of Baltimore law student Susan Francis will work without pay at a nonprofit this summer as she tries to make do with stipends.
Application fee: Undergraduate $20, Graduate $30, Law School $60 Costs 2004: Undergraduate: full time, in state $3,224, out of state $8,895 Graduate: full time, in state $4,149.50, out of state $6,102.50 Law: full time in state $7,885, out of state $13,506 The University of Baltimore was originally founded in 1925 by a group of civic leaders who ...
Plans Underway For New Penn Station Hotel
It would be the first major revitalization for Baltimore's Penn Station which was first built in 1911.
Thrill is gone from Dixon court case
Jimmy Choos - gone. Lavish hotel stays. Shopping sprees. Mysterious cash deposits coming just in time to cover the AmEx bill.