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When Paul Trinkoff laces up his Walkabout Abilities shoes, it’s not just because he’s president-elect of the sponsoring organization.
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Read More »Terraces offer respite from workaday stress
Jim Astrachan apologizes for the condition of his three tomato plants. “I haven’t been able to water them over the weekend … so they don’t look too great,” Astrachan said recently, standing on a balcony outside his law office on East Redwood Street, 21 stories above downtown Baltimore.
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Read More »UM could opt out of EA football game
Following the July 17 announcement that the NCAA is not renewing its contract with Electronic Arts Inc., the University of Maryland, College Park, is considering whether it still wants to be a part of the company’s popular football video game.
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Read More »Grand jury indicts 16 in burglary, drug rings
A federal grand jury has indicted the owner of a Baltimore auto-body shop and 15 other people on charges involving multiyear, multistate conspiracies to commit crimes that ranged from drug distribution and home invasions to commercial burglaries and bank robberies, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for Maryland.
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Read More »$6M settlement resolves allegations of upcoding
TranS1 Inc., a medical device manufacturer, will pay a $6 million settlement to the United States due to a civil violation of the False Claims Act when it knowingly told physicians the wrong billing code to increase their reimbursement rates from federal health care programs like Medicare and Medicaid.
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Read More »Committee guts measure to limit ticket surcharges
A Baltimore City Council bill that would have capped ticket surcharges at a percentage of the box office price was changed Tuesday to allow licensed ticket vendors to set the rate freely.
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Read More »Months of planning for 18 minutes of pyrotechnics
Less than a few hundred people will be responsible for the security, music and fireworks display for tens of thousands who will convene at the Inner Harbor and around the city July 4 to celebrate Independence Day.
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Read More »Diamond anniversary for Baltimore attorney
An attorney for six decades, John G. “Jack” Wharton of Niles, Barton & Wilmer LLP has experienced a legal world that may sound alien to some today, a testament to how far law has, or hasn’t, come.
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Read More »Carousel poised to return to Inner Harbor
After going without a carousel for nearly 18 months, visitors to the Inner Harbor will soon be able to again ride a childhood favorite that had been around for more than a century.
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Read More »Woman awarded $620K med-mal verdict after neck injury
A Baltimore City Circuit Court jury has awarded $620,000 to Roshell Blue of Baltimore as a result of two herniated discs in her neck — an injury that she said occurred during a spinal tap at the emergency room at University of Maryland Medical Center in 2007.
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