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Rottweiler dispute resolved in Howard
Hazel Sanders and her Rottweiler service dog, Jurnee, are preparing to move into an apartment she can afford after the management company agreed to drop objections based on the Maryland Court of Appeals decision earlier this year defining pit bulls as...
Tags: Civil Rights, Politics, Justice and Rights, Arthritis, Crime, Law and Justice
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Inmate erroneously released from women's jail
An inmate serving concurrent sentences for two felonies was erroneously released from the Women's Correctional Center in Jessup last month, according to a statement released by the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services Friday....Tags: Prisons, Upper Marlboro, Punishment
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Alligator seized from an alleged Jessup gang member's home
An alligator was seized from an alleged Jessup gang member's home after Anne Arundel County police executed a search warrant in a drug investigation. The three-foot American Alligator, along with $3,000 worth of marijuana, cash and other items were taken...
Tags: Drug Trafficking, Gang Activity
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Carl R. "Randy" Boles Sr., security expert
Carl R. "Randy" Boles Sr., a retired security expert who was a fan of classic Western movies, died Sunday of complications from pneumonia and cardiac arrest at Baltimore-Washington Medical Center. He was 74. The son of a sheet metal worker and a...Tags: Dundalk, Johns Hopkins University, Heart Failure, Science and Technology, Bethlehem Steel Corp.
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Two-alarm fire burns auto shop in Jessup
A two-alarm fire burned through an auto shop and affected traffic along Route 1 in Jessup on Sunday evening, according to the Howard County Department of Fire and Rescue Services. Firefighters from Howard and neighboring Anne Arundel County were...Tags: Howard County, Fires
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Giant Food puts Jessup warehouse on the market
Giant Food has put its former dry goods warehouse in Jessup on the market, the real estate firm handling the listing said Monday. The now-vacant, 760,000-square-foot complex on 60 acres in the Maryland Wholesale Food Center on Assateague Drive supplied...Tags: Giant Food, LLC, Rental Service, Homes
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Arundel sees drop in student suspensions, discipline referrals for black students
Suspensions and other disciplinary actions for African-American students fell at Anne Arundel County schools last year because of new practices, said a school system team examining purported racial disparities in punishments. The audit, design and...Tags: CVS Corp., Minority Groups, NAACP, Health Insurance Cost, Laurel
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Pixelligent dreams big with minuscule particles
Your next smartphone screen or TV display might be brighter, the synthetic oil in your car might perform better and computer chips might be more durable — all thanks to minuscule particles that are starting to be manufactured in Baltimore....Tags: Politics, Government, Material Science, Science and Technology, Technology
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Maryland House of Correction in Jessup set to be torn down
For almost 20 years, Reginald Walton could judge the tenor of his day at Maryland House of Correction by the deafening sound of inmates as he climbed the stairs into one of the country's oldest and most storied prisons.
The former correctional officer...Tags: Prisons, Timonium
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Hicks gets maximum sentence for roommate's 2011 murder
dona@herald-mail.comA 54-year-old Hagerstown man was sentenced Thursday in Washington County Circuit Court for the 2011 murder of his roommate, whose decomposing body was found days later in the West Franklin Street apartment they shared. Darrell Hicks was given the maximum...Tags: Judges, Memorial Day, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Justice System, Mental Health
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Letter to the Editor - July 9
Unger decision could impact early jury trials To the editor: Every Herald-Mail subscriber and reader needs to know that the Unger decision (“Maryland court orders new trial for man convicted of killing officer in 1975,” May 26) might affect...Tags: Judges, Justice System, Trials, Crime, Law and Justice
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Anne Arundel police investigating infant's death
Anne Arundel County police said they are investigating the death on June 10 of an infant who was reported unresponsive at a home in Jessup. Rescue workers called to the home took the 3-month-old girl to Baltimore Washington Medical Center. Efforts to...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Anne Arundel County, University of Maryland Medical Center, Health
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