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Food manufacturer opens location in Cambridge
A Canadian company is launching a food manufacturing operation on Maryland's Eastern Shore, the state announced Monday. Protenergy Natural Foods Corp., based in the Toronto area, has leased a building in Dorchester County that had been used by food...Tags: Economic Policy, Jim Henry, Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development, Economy, Business and Finance, Companies and Corporations
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Eastern Shore bank ordered to find buyer or merge
Federal banking regulators have ordered an Eastern Shore bank to take measures to establish adequate capital levels, which could include finding a buyer, merging with another institution or selling shares, among other options. The Bank of the Eastern...Tags: Maryland, Federal Reserve
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Harriet Tubman visitor center: a good first step
Harriet Tubman was one tough lady. She escaped slavery, fleeing an Eastern Shore plantation. She was a leader in the Underground Railroad, traveling at night under the North Star — probably along the Choptank River — hiding at safe houses...Tags: Harriet Tubman, Social Issues, National Parks, Barbara A. Mikulski, Travel
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Police Blotter
Harford County sheriff's deputies and Maryland State Police report: Aberdeen Carmen James Montague, 49, of the 100 block of West Bel Air Avenue, was arrested Wednesday on a bench warrant in a case in which he was charged with drinking alcoholic beverage...Tags: Mount Royal, Social Issues, Travel, Rentals, Jamestown (Jamestown, Virginia)
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Letters to the Editor - Aug. 20
Congratulations to Maugansville Little League To the editor: I am very thankful and appreciative of the effort put forth by the Maugansville Little League and the community to represent Maryland District 1 in a positive way for all other Maryland...Tags: Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Elections, Radio Industry, Maryland, Politics
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A list of the Sept. 11, 2001, attack victims
A list of the Sept. 11, 2001, attack victims from data compiled by the National September 11 Memorial & Museum. The overall death toll from the attacks stands at 2,977 -- including 2,753 killed as a result of the attacks at the World Trade Center, 184...Tags: Milford (New Haven, Connecticut), Fort Meade (military base), Cromwell, North Valley Stream, Hanover (Anne Arundel, Maryland)
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John R. Burleigh 2d., civil rights activist, dies
Baltimore Sun reporterJohn R. Burleigh 2d., a civil rights activist who had been chairman of the employment committee of the Congress of Racial Equality and retired from the city housing authority, died July 9 of cancer at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson. The longtime...Tags: Restaurants, Social Issues, Activism, Lifestyle and Leisure, Social Security
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Md. crab processors battle federal wage rule
Jack Brooks and other leaders of Maryland's seafood industry have faced the same problem for more than a decade: a shortage of seasonal foreign workers to pick out the morsels of crab meat that wind up on dinner plates across the country.
But this...Tags: Aquaculture, Labor Markets, Barack Obama, Seafood and Fishing Industry, Barbara A. Mikulski
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John R. Burleigh 2d, civil rights activist, dies
John R. Burleigh 2d, a civil rights activist who had been chairman of the employment committee of the Congress of Racial Equality and retired from the city housing authority, died July 9 of cancer at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson.
The longtime Hunting...Tags: Restaurants, Social Issues, Activism, Lifestyle and Leisure, Social Security
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Edward L. Walls Sr.
Edward L. Walls Sr., a retired decorated career Army officer and bluegrass banjoist, died Tuesday of leukemia at Easton Memorial Hospital. The lifelong Centreville resident was 74. Born in Roberts, Queen Anne's County, Mr. Walls was raised in...Tags: Catonsville, International Travel, Easton (Easton, Pennsylvania), University of Maryland, College Park, Queen Anne (Talbot, Maryland)
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Philip Thomas Clark Sr.
Baltimore Sun reporterPhilip Thomas Clark Sr., a retired jack operator who had worked for the Acme grocery store chain for more than three decades, died Sunday from complications of diabetes at Seasons Hospice at Northwest Hospital Center. The longtime Baltimore Highlands...Tags: Defense, World War II (1939-1945), Hamilton, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Armed Forces
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Dickens W. Warfield
Baltimore Sun reporterDickens W. Warfield, a psychologist who as associate director of Baltimore Neighborhoods Inc. became an outspoken advocate for fair housing, died Oct. 21 of liver cancer at the Broadmead retirement community in Cockeysville. The former longtime Towson...Tags: Social Issues, Religion and Belief, Medical Specialization, Towson, Diseases and Illnesses
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