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How to fix the Catholic Church
The Roman Catholic Church is at the most perplexing time in it's storied, at times sordid, history. For the first time in more than 600 years, a pope has chosen to retire, due mostly to deteriorating health issues. Is that truly the most prominent...Tags: Vatican City, Christianity, Religion and Belief, Roman Catholicism, Benedict XVI
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Two reported dead in Aberdeen Proving Ground diving accident Tuesday
Two people died as a result of a diving accident at Aberdeen Proving Ground on Tuesday afternoon, the Army confirmed. The deaths were said to be two Navy divers who were working in the installation's Underwater Explosion Test Facility, also known as...Tags: Lakes and Ponds, Diving, Baltimore County, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Accidental Death
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Robber steals cash, Chinese food at gunpoint [Crime Log]
The following is compiled from police reports from the Towson and Cockeysville precincts. Our policy is to include descriptions when there is enough information to make identification possible. A food delivery driver was robbed at gunpoint as he tried...Tags: Theft, Perry Hall
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Cecilia Bollinger, homemaker
Cecilia C. Bollinger, a homemaker and retired secretary and bookkeeper of a roofing company, died Monday of complications from dementia at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson. The Lutherville resident was 96. Born Cecilia Curley in Baltimore, she was the...Tags: Towson, Charles Street, Annapolis, Timonium, Alzheimer's Disease
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Community policing can help mend city
Baltimore City Police Commissioner Anthony Batts has myriad issues to tackle as we delve deeper into 2013. Some priorities are the open air drug markets on our streets, the vacant housing issue (which has devoured many a city rowhouse), gangs,...
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The 'stop snitching' mantra protects criminals
The Baltimore City Police are looking for a suspect in a brazen daytime murder witnessed by many, but no one is talking. In keeping with the urban street code where no one speaks for fear of retaliation, De'ontae Smith's murder the day of the Ravens...
Tags: Murder, Crime, Law and Justice
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Baltimore man, 81, loses his home following lottery fraud
The first caller told Norman Breidenbaugh he had won $2.5 million in a foreign sweepstakes, but there was a catch: Breidenbaugh needed to send $2,000 in fees before collecting his earnings. Other calls followed, promising Breidenbaugh millions more...
Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, U.S. Secret Service, Federal Trade Commission, Corporate Crime, Consumers
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Alvin Lee dies at 68; guitar virtuoso with Ten Years After
At the Woodstock music festival in 1969, the British blues-rock band Ten Years After burst onto the U.S. music scene with a searing rendition of "I'm Going Home" featuring the fleet-fingered Alvin Lee whaling away on guitar. When the "Woodstock"...
Tags: Entertainment Events, Michael Moore, Physiology, Concerts, Music
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Harford Gymnastics athletes perform well in support of breast cancer awareness
Harford Gymnastics, along with 2,600 other athletes from across the country, competed at the Pink Invitational in Philadelphia, Pa.., Feb. 22 to 24 to support Unite for Her and breast cancer awareness. Harford's Level 7 team shined, taking first place...Tags: Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Hershey (Dauphin, Pennsylvania), Allentown, Beam Gymnastics, Demographics
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Giffords returns to site of Tucson mass shootings
Survivors of the 2011 mass shooting in Tucson, Ariz., including former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, and victims' loved ones gathered at the site of the attack Wednesday to call for tougher gun-control laws. Giffords, her husband, Mark Kelly, and others took...Tags: Mark Kelly, Sandy Hook Elementary School, Politics, Gabrielle Giffords, Interior Policy
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Angry fan calls cops after Manchester United's Nani gets red card
It's safe to say that the red card against Manchester United midfielder Nani in the club's Champions League match against Real Madrid on Tuesday was a controversial decision. Some might go as far as to call it a crime. No, seriously, someone actually...
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Deacon in child porn charge was former schools worker
A longtime deacon at a Fullerton church was charged Friday with possessing "numerous files of child pornography," Baltimore County police said. William Steven Albaugh, 67, a deacon at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church on Belair Road, was arrested at his...
Tags: Christianity, Apple iPad, Religion and Belief, Verizon Communications, Roman Catholicism
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