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More than 150 seniors at the University of Maryland School of Medicine gathered with their friends and family Thursday, nervously waiting to learn where they would spend the next few years of their lives. The ceremony was part of a ...

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Donations to the Salvation Army this holiday season through the charity’s “red kettle” program were down nearly $33,000 from last year, and mail-in donations dropped around $110,000, officials said Monday. Maj. Rick Mikles, general secretary of the Maryland and West ...

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The once-celebrated Maryland Public Television-produced financial news program Wall $treet Week is back, sort of. The program, off the air since 2005, has been revived as an online-only publication focusing on long-term financial advice. Jeff Salkin, anchor of MPT’s State ...

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The Greenbelt-based Bozzuto Group is teaming up with fellow D.C.-area developer Peterson Cos. to bring a 350-unit apartment complex to National Harbor, the first planned rental property at the Prince George’s County mixed-use development. Stuart Prince, the residential development director ...

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Adam Marks looked at the success of companies offering daily coupon deals like Groupon and Living Social and saw an opportunity, subsequently launching his own Baltimore-focused variant, Chewpons. And investors see the promise of many new web companies too, thanks ...

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Baltimore Grand Prix organizers made a $250,000 payment to the Maryland Stadium Authority on Nov. 30 as part of the plan to pay for the $1.9 million project to convert parking lots at Camden Yards to a pit lane for ...

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Gamblers at the Hollywood Casino Perryville lost $7.5 million in November, a drop of more than $4 million from the October, the first full month the casino was open. Stephen Martino, director of the Maryland State Lottery, said the drop ...

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Economists said Thursday they are cautiously optimistic about the prospect of new home sales for the coming year, but that homebuilders must be careful to avoid a second bubble in the region. Although there is still a surplus of existing ...

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“The thrill of victory … and the agony of defeat” is a phrase typically applied to traditional sporting events. But on Wednesday its spirit was most readily apparent in the basement of a building on the campus of the Johns ...

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The holiday season may become less cheery and charitable outside of some area grocery stores this year. Giant Food has instituted a new policy that will limit to 12 the number of days that the Salvation Army can solicit donations ...

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