May 6, 2011
Comments Off on Top 5: Garyland goes dark
Yes, The Daily Record is devoted to covering legal and business news — but many of our readers are University of Maryland graduates, and they were no doubt shocked by the sudden retirement this week of longtime basketball coach Gary ...
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May 6, 2011
Comments Off on Top 5: ‘That’s why I went to law school’
As one of our website commenters noted this week, who hasn’t wanted to stick it to the man? Many people equate beating a traffic ticket with just that, and James Liskow’s story of finding a typo in a 5-year-old statute ...
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April 29, 2011
Comments Off on Top 5: I’ll take ‘transformative’ for $30 million
Verdicts, settlements and a big-ticket donation dominated the legal news this week. Here are the most-read stories by members of The Daily Record’s legal affairs reporting team. 1. Lockheed’s loss was the Maryland State Law Library’s gain – by Steve ...
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April 22, 2011
Comments Off on Top 5: ‘They thought they could act with impunity’
New Baltimore City State’s Attorney Gregg Bernstein made his courtroom debut during a week packed with high-profile legal news. Here are the five most-read stories by The Daily Record’s legal affairs reporting team. 1. Nordstrom found negligent in 2005 knife ...
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April 22, 2011
Comments Off on Top 5: ‘I’ve gotten used to the idea. I don’t like it.’
Two big personalities on Maryland’s business landscape — William Donald Schaefer and Edwin F. Hale Sr. — dominated the news this week, and that’s reflected in the top 5 staff-written stories by The Daily Record’s business reporting team. 1. William ...
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Read More »Knorr Brake Inc., a major employer in Westminster, has signed a letter of intent to move and expand its North American Mass Transit Braking Systems headquarters to the Westminster Technology Park, the Board of Carroll County Commissioners announced. The company, ...
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April 20, 2011
Comments Off on Remembering William Donald Schaefer
Much has been written about William Donald Schaefer since his death Monday. Here are some stories and blog posts on Baltimore’s former mayor and Maryland’s former governor and comptroller that, if you haven’t already seen, would be worth your time. ...
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April 8, 2011
Comments Off on Tiger Woods and Howard Schultz, change agents
The Masters — a tradition unlike any other — started Thursday. I’m a casual golf fan at best, but have been intrigued by all the chatter surrounding Tiger Woods in the run up to the first tee time. Not just ...
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April 6, 2011
Comments Off on Supreme blunders
It’s a Web journalism truism that blog readers love lists, so this seems a good forum to present the five worst Supreme Court decisions ever. Sister blog DC Dicta has the lowdown via a story by the Los Angeles Times ...
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April 4, 2011
Comments Off on Another reason why time begins on Opening Day
The collective mood of Baltimore’s baseball faithful is off-the-charts positive today with the Orioles off to a 3-0 start after a season-opening sweep of the Tampa Bay Rays. Those 162-0 tweets and Facebook updates never get old to this long-suffering ...
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