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Nov 15, 2010

P.G. County police chief troubled by charges against officers

PALMER PARK — Prince George’s County Police Chief Roberto Hylton says the charges against three of his officers leaves a nasty taste in his mouth. Hylton made the comments Monday, […]

Nov 15, 2010

Prince George’s County Executive Johnson returns to work

MILLERSVILLE — Prince George’s County Executive Jack Johnson is returning to work just days after he and his wife were arrested by federal authorities and charged with witness tampering and […]

Nov 15, 2010

Baker to discuss arrest of predecessor Jack Johnson

UPPER MARLBORO — Prince George’s County Executive-elect Rushern Baker is preparing to discuss his predecessor’s arrest. Baker is joining county officials for a news conference on Monday at 5 p.m. […]

Nov 12, 2010

Prince George’s County executive arrested

UPPER MARLBORO — Federal authorities arrested outgoing Prince George’s County Executive Jack Johnson and his wife, who was recently elected to the county council, a spokeswoman for the U.S. attorney’s office […]

Nov 8, 2010

Merkle adds Anheuser-Busch, Harley-Davidson to mobile accounts

COLUMBIA – Merkle Inc. of  Columbia, a provider of customer relationship marketing services, said it has added beer producer Anheuser-Busch Cos. and motorcycle manufacturer Harley-Davidson Inc. to its mobile marketing […]

Sep 15, 2010

Kamenetz wins primary for Balto. Co. executive

TOWSON — Baltimore County Councilman Kevin Kamenetz has defeated fellow Councilman Joe Bartenfelder in a highly competitive Democratic primary for county executive. With 94 percent of precincts reporting, Kamenetz had […]

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David Lorenz of the Abuse Survivors Coalition and others recently quit the Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests and formed a new group. (Ian Round/The Daily Record)

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