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Poolesville students on top of the world of cyber security
January 26, 2012 - Four Poolesville High School students are on top of the world of cyber security — not hacking and stealing, but legitimately finding solutions to national security issues. (Gazette)
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Harford legislators to change residency requirement for liquor licenses January 27, 2012 - The first Harford County local legislation of the 2012 Maryland General Assembly would significantly change a qualification for holding a resident alcoholic beverage license. (Aegis)Read more... |
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January 26, 2012 - Oscar nominations were announced Tuesday, and since I didn’t find it necessary to review the loud, fast, if-you-set-your-expectations-low-enough-it’s-good “Underworld: Awakening,” here’s a rundown of the nominees now available on DVD. Read more...
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Corridor News
Anne Arundel's new public safety dispatch system stays unplugged
January 26, 2012 - Anne Arundel County will not turn its new computer-aided dispatch system back on until at least mid-March, according to county's director of information technology. (Capital)
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Howard County school system gets final go-ahead for turf fields
January 26, 2012 - The state Board of Public Works Wednesday approved the county school system's proposal to spend $4 million in state funds on turf fields, a roofing project and renovations to an art and music suite. (Gazette)
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Anti-immigrant tuition break campaign to pick up speed, Harford delegate says
January 26, 2012 - After a successful petition drive last year to take the so-called Dream Act to referendum this fall, Harford County Del. Pat McDonough is gearing up again to overturn the law granting in-state tuition breaks to illegal immigrants. (Aegis)
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New airline pricing rules: what it means for you
January 26, 2012 - If you're an airline, January 26, 2012 is a day that will go down in infamy. That’s the day that airlines will no longer be able to send you an email with a subject line reading "Europe sale from $169!." (Fox News)
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Corridor Colleagues
Berman Goldman & Ribakow Appoint Two Colleagues to New Positions
Berman Goldman & Ribakow (BGR) CPAs has added Mercedes Bell as Senior Accountant in the Audit Department, and Michelle Outerbridge, CPA, CFP as a Partner with the firm. Previously, Bell was employed by McGladrey & Pullen LLP. Bell received a Bachelor of Science and a Masters degree in Accounting and Information Systems from Virginia Tech. Outerbridge has been an associate with BGR for 14 years, concentrating...
John Hoey receives SmartCEO “Future 50 Award”
January 27, 2012 –— John K. Hoey, President and CEO of The Y of Central Maryland, has received the SmartCEO “Future 50 Award.” This accolade recognize the 50 fastest-growing organizations in the Baltimore metropolitan area based on employee and revenue growth over the past three years. Hoey was also recently named an Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year. Prior to joining the Y as CEO in 2006,...
Saul Ewing Adds Two Colleagues to the Firm's Executive Committee
January 27, 2012 –— Gary B. Eidelman and Deborah L. Spranger, partners and Vice Chairs of Saul Ewing, LLP's Business and Finance Practice in the Baltimore, MD and Chesterbrook, PA offices respectively, have been elected to the Firm’s Executive Committee. The seven-attorney committee serves as the firm’s managing body; they will each serve a five-year term. Eidelman is the Firm's...
Corridor Breaking News
Public water users could see flush tax triple while septic users would pay double
January 27, 2012 - Many homes on public water and sewer in Maryland could see their flush tax triple to over $100 a year for the Bay Restoration Fund — much higher than homes on septic systems, which would see the fee double to a $60 cap under Gov. Martin O’Malley’s proposed consumption-based tax. (Md. Reporter)
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GOP knocks O'Malley budget
January 26, 2012 - Marylanders overwhelmingly oppose the tax increases proposed in Gov. Martin O'Malley's fiscal 2013 budget, according to a poll commissioned by the freshman Republican caucus in the House of Delegates. (Capital)
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Poolesville students on top of the world of cyber security
January 26, 2012 - Four Poolesville High School students are on top of the world of cyber security — not hacking and stealing, but legitimately finding solutions to national security issues. (Gazette)
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