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University of Maryland, Baltimore honors Class of 2012
Approximately 1,800 students graduated Friday from the University of Maryland, Baltimore. The schools of medicine, law, dentistry, pharmacy, nursing, social work, and the Graduate School, held individual celebrations in the morning, followed by a university-wide ceremony at 1st Mariner Arena. University of Maryland, Baltimore County President Dr. Freeman A. Hrabowski gave the keynote address. ...
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Hamilton-Lauraville group buys building for incubator 
When Regina Lansinger and Rich Marsiglia had two days to finance the purchase of a new incubator space, they didn’t get the money from a bank — they got it from area business owners and residents. [More..]
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