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A few government and politics headlines for Monday morning.
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Read More »Franchot looking for a Ravens-Redskins Super Bowl
Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot, who has made his opening statements at Board of Public Works meetings can't-miss political theater for at least the last year, returned to a favorite topic Wednesday morning: handicapping Maryland professional sports.
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Read More »Where a close shave is a great shave
These are places where your hair is "cut," not "styled," assembly lines of scissors and small talk.
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Read More »Players 2, Redskins 0 in workers’ comp disputes
In a second loss for the Washington Redskins in as many days, the Maryland Court of Appeals found former wide receiver Darnerian McCants was employed primarily in Maryland because that is where the team’s home games are played.
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Read More »Former Redskins punter wins workers’ compensation case
Former Washington Redskins punter Tom Tupa can collect workers’ compensation benefits in Maryland for a career-ending back injury that occurred at FedEx field during warm-ups before a preseason game in August 2005, the Court of Appeals held Wednesday.
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Read More »Redskins hope to kick workers’ compensation cases
Greenbelt workers’ compensation attorney Benjamin T. Boscolo finds one great irony in his legal fight with the Washington Redskins over whether Maryland or Virginia has jurisdiction to compensate his clients, two former Redskins players, for their on-the-field injuries. The District ...
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Read More »3 months jail for man who stabbed Redskins’ Banks
WASHINGTON — A man who pleaded guilty to stabbing Washington Redskins kick returner Brandon Banks and a friend during a fight outside a nightclub in February 2011 will spend three months in jail. Jason Shorter was sentenced Monday in Superior ...
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Read More »Accused killer of Redskin Sean Taylor fires lawyer
The man accused of fatally shooting Washington Redskins safety Sean Taylor during a 2007 burglary has fired his lawyer one month before his murder trial. Eric Rivera Jr. gave the Miami-Dade County, Fla., judge a letter Friday explaining his reasons ...
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Read More »Officials in talks to lure Redskins back to D.C.
WASHINGTON — District of Columbia officials are in talks to lure the Washington Redskins back to the city by hosting a team headquarters and training facility near the team’s former RFK Stadium. District officials have identified a parcel of land ...
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Read More »Real Estate Weekly – 12/30/11: Annapolis Towne Centre leasing
Wedding chapel for sale (AP) A 19th-century stone mansion and wedding chapel are for sale in Elkton, a town once known for its marriage business. Frank and Barbara Smith told The Baltimore Sun they’re ready to retire. They hope a ...
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