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COVID-19 COVERAGE
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Featured
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Maryland high court rules landlord licensure irrelevant in holdover tenant cases
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Hogan’s call for diverse high court applicants gets answered again
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3 judges, 4 attorneys vie for Court of Special Appeals seat
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Supreme Court justices signal they’ll OK new abortion limits, may toss Roe
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Ex-Baltimore prosecutor charged with using position to stalk former partners
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Panel reviews ban on pension benefits for disgraced lawmakers’ families
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Baltimore drug treatment facility, denied an operating permit, asks judge to step in
Commentary
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1st US case of COVID-19 omicron variant identified, Fauci says
A person in California became the first in the U.S. to have an identified case of the COVID-19 omicron variant, the White House announced.
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Curio Wellness opens $7M cannabis research facility in Maryland
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Construction begins on 250-unit apartment building in Annapolis
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Maryland man sentenced to life plus 10 years in murder case
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Powell: Fed ‘not at all sure’ inflation will fade next year
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Capital One drops all overdraft fees, latest bank to do so
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Law Digest — Court of Special Appeals — Dec. 2, 2021
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Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital closes in on $15M campaign goal
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Appeals court weighs Trump arguments to withhold Jan. 6 records
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Court upholds California ban on high-capacity magazines
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Consumer confidence hits 9-month low in November
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Cosby prosecutors urge Supreme Court to restore sexual assault conviction
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Mike Rosenbaum drops out of Maryland governor’s race
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Biden vaccine rule for health workers blocked in 10 states
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Ex-Air Force worker, a Md. resident, sentenced for stealing government funds
blogs
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3 judges, 4 attorneys vie for Court of Special Appeals seat
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan will likely choose the next judge on the state’s second highest court from among three trial judges and four attorneys.
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Israel’s high court rules in international custody dispute
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Texting instructions during deposition lands attorney in trouble
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Here’s how to know if you’re ready to launch your own firm
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Death-row inmates sue over same-day notice of execution
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Hogan vows to veto, even sue over gerrymandered redistricting maps
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Pets are not mere property, judge rules in custody dispute
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Poll suggests Md. GOP’s path to success in ’22 is finding another Hogan
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Marylanders eager to get COVID-19 booster shot, poll says
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Poll shows slight dip in Marylanders’ support for legalizing pot
Women Who Lead
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Photos: Women’s Giving Circle of Harford County celebrates 10 years
The Women’s Giving Circle of Harford County celebrated its 10th anniversary with a festive reception and dinner Oct. 19 at the Vandiver Inn.
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Off the Record with Sloane Brown: Catalina Rodriguez-Lima, Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs
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FEATURED MOVER | Kim Callari, The Baltimore Station
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Longtime Maryland state lawmaker won’t seek re-election
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Maryland educator wins $1M Global Teacher Prize
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FEATURED MOVER | Melissa Menkel McGuire, Liff Walsh
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Fed chair: Pandemic has particularly hurt women; board member stepping down
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Many women have left the workforce. When will they return?
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Hershey Company one of Forbes ‘World’s Top Female Friendly Companies’
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Women’s Law Center of Maryland celebrating golden anniversary
Law
Business
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Curio Wellness opens $7M cannabis research facility in Maryland
Medical cannabis company Curio Wellness has opened a $7 million product research, development and manufacturing facility in Cockeysville that will employ 85 workers.
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Construction begins on 250-unit apartment building in Annapolis
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Powell: Fed ‘not at all sure’ inflation will fade next year
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Capital One drops all overdraft fees, latest bank to do so
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Consumer confidence hits 9-month low in November
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$466 million Howard Street Tunnel project officially begins construction
Government
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Panel reviews ban on pension benefits for disgraced lawmakers’ families
A decade-old provision stripping pension benefits from some family members of convicted lawmakers could be reversed. The nine-member General Assembly Compensation Commission is looking at ...
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Prince George’s County extends mask mandate
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Mike Rosenbaum drops out of Maryland governor’s race
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Biden vaccine rule for health workers blocked in 10 states
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Jobless Marylanders file federal lawsuit over delays in unemployment benefits
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Davis gets key recommendation to be next Md. treasurer
Health Care
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1st US case of COVID-19 omicron variant identified, Fauci says
A person in California became the first in the U.S. to have an identified case of the COVID-19 omicron variant, the White House announced.
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Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital closes in on $15M campaign goal
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Prince George’s County extends mask mandate
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Omicron COVID variant: What we know and don’t know
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Recording: The Daily Record hosts webinar on how COVID has shaped health care in Maryland
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UMMS to drop race from kidney disease diagnostic process
Real Estate
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Construction begins on 250-unit apartment building in Annapolis
Aventon Companies announced it has begun construction on a five-story, 250-unit apartment community in Annapolis.
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Program launched to fix equity in real estate, development industry
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Court closures don’t affect interest, taxes in Maryland foreclosures
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TD&A sells Fells Point’s Lancaster Square
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Baltimore-based developer acquires Virginia retail center
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The Quarters at Towson Town Center sold
