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Fort Ritchie developer to lay off six employees
julieg@herald-mail.comThe developer of Fort Ritchie will lay off six employees and stop contributing financially to the former Army post's community center at the end of the year, company officials said Thursday. With litigation still pending concerning the environmental...Tags: Litigation, Finance, Employees, Unemployment, Recreational and Sporting Goods Industry
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A tale of two economies
dona@herald-mail.comWashington County in Maryland and Franklin County, Pa., share more than a border. Their populations and median household incomes are nearly the same and the economies are in many ways similar, but the unemployment rate continues to be much higher in...Tags: Energy Resources, Maryland, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Macy's, Inc., Labor Markets
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Letters to the Editor - March 21
Are there no better letters to print? To the editor: I don't live in Hagerstown anymore, but my family still does, and once in a while I read the paper online, etc., and had the misfortune of reading the opinion section for March 12. While I know...Tags: Human Interest, Elections, Waynesboro (Waynesboro, Virginia), World War II (1939-1945), Unrest, Conflicts and War
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Agent Orange was tested at Fort Ritchie Army base
julieg@herald-mail.comAgent Orange was among the herbicides studied at the former Fort Ritchie Army base in 1963, according to U.S. Department of Defense and U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs documents found online. The owner of the former Army base property in northeast...Tags: Maryland, Jim Lemon, Heart Disease, Agent Orange Poisoning (1961-1971), Veterans Affairs
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Experts' opinions differ on risks posed by Agent Orange sprayed at Ritchie
heather.keels@herald-mail.comAgent Orange testing at Fort Ritchie in the 1960s was conducted under controlled conditions using a diluted version of the herbicide and posed little risk to the surrounding community then or now, according to a scientist who has studied records of the...Tags: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Vehicles, Agent Orange Poisoning (1961-1971), Defense, Veterans Affairs
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1st Mariner Tower faces foreclosure
A French bank has begun foreclosure proceedings on 1st Mariner Tower at Canton Crossing as the recession and housing slump spread deeper from Baltimore banker and developer Edwin F. Hale Sr.'s banking business to his commercial real estate activities....Tags: Exxon Mobil Corporation, Real Estate Sellers, Real Estate Buyers, Ed Hale, Property
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The week ahead
Chicago TribuneMonday: -- Earnings: Administaff Inc.; Brown & Brown Inc.; Cephalon Inc.; Charles River Laboratories International Inc.; General Growth Properties Inc.; Hub Group Inc.; Loews Corp.; Mercury General Corp.; Priceline.com Inc.; Yum Brands Inc. Tuesday: --...Tags: Mercury General Corporation, KB Home, Daimler AG, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Sinclair Broadcast Group Inc.
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Rouse results fall short in 2Q
Sun StaffThough income from malls and land development spiked, hard-to-predict taxes kept the Rouse Co. from meeting analysts' expectations in the second quarter, the company reported yesterday. Hoping to add predictability where it can, Rouse also announced that...Tags: Property, Finance, Contracts, Rentals, Office and Retail Spaces
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Robey names panel to study pavilion
Sun StaffHoward County Executive James N. Robey yesterday named the 15-member citizen advisory committee that will examine the possibility of the county buying Merriweather Post Pavilion. The panel is composed of business and arts leaders, and its chairman will...Tags: Cadiz Incorporated, Management Change, Arts and Culture, Colleges and Universities, Politics
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Solid year seen in real estate
Sun StaffWith the economy slowing, those who build, sell and lease real estate are expecting a solid but not a banner year in 2001. Few say the real estate market is overbuilt, as it was in the late 1980s. And, while many expect that the region will get more...Tags: Real Estate Sellers, Peter G. Angelos, Finance, Trammell Crow Company, Real Estate
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Expanding its reach and role, Baltimore aquarium to run D.C.'s
Sun StaffThe National Aquarium in Baltimore will sign an agreement today that will give it operating control of the National Aquarium in Washington - the first step in a plan to command a larger role nationally and around the world. The Baltimore aquarium intends...Tags: Animals, Washington (U.S. state), National Aquarium Baltimore
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