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CRIME
Detective
honored for cracking cop shooting
Police surround the area where a police
officer was shot in Annapolis yesterday.
Detective
Mike Donoho says he did nothing special.
As an undercover officer with the county
police department, he just spent 14 months
hanging out with a gang of known drug dealers
and personally buying more than $48,000
worth of cocaine, one machine gun and two
handguns - one of which was used.
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REAL
ESTATE Home
sales dipped 10%
since last April; prices up Phil
Johnson left Pittsburgh to work in Anne
Arundel's red-hot real estate market six
months ago. So far, though, it has proved
harder than just printing cards and waiting
for the phone to ring.
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DEVELOPMENT
IN ANNAPOLIS West
Street checked for federal disability law
flaws
Over the years John Vranish has become something
of an expert when it comes to maneuvering
his wheelchair about town. Yesterday the
State Highway Administration employee took
on a bumpy portion of West Street, leading
a group of 12 on a mile-long trek along
West Street that ended at Brewer Hill Cemetery.
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news
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Idol's Elliot is coming to his hometown in
Richmond.
>>Wise
to get power plant.
>>Sniper
guilty on all counts.
>>DJ
fired over on-air remarks.
GAS
PRICES
County
setting aside cash for gas, diesel price
hikes
The rising cost of fuel isn't just going
to hit your pocketbook directly -- county
schools and agencies are preparing to spend
more of your tax dollars on gas and diesel.
County Executive Janet S. Owens has proposed
setting aside just under $4.5 million for
the fiscal year that starts July 1, a 29.5
percent jump over the current budget.
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REAL
ESTATE
Mayor: Suit possible over loss
of affordable housing
Feeling "snookered and taken advantage
of," Mayor Ellen O. Moyer said yesterday
she will ask the city attorney to investigate
whether Annapolis can sue the developers of
300 condominiums who now plan to market them
as apartments.
>> MORE
DEVELOPMENT
IN ANNAPOLIS West
Street checked for federal disability law
flaws
Over the years John Vranish has become something
of an expert when it comes to maneuvering
his wheelchair about town. Yesterday the State
Highway Administration employee took on a
bumpy portion of West Street, leading a group
of 12 on a mile-long trek along West Street
that ended at Brewer Hill Cemetery.
>>MORE
DEVELOPMENT
IN ANNAPOLIS West
Street checked for federal disability law
flaws
Over the years John Vranish has become something
of an expert when it comes to maneuvering
his wheelchair about town. Yesterday the State
Highway Administration employee took on a
bumpy portion of West Street, leading a group
of 12 on a mile-long trek along West Street
that ended at Brewer Hill Cemetery.
>>MORE
DEVELOPMENT
IN ANNAPOLIS Opportunity
Builders to expand program for disabled
They arrive at 8:30 a.m. each weekday at
the rather austere warehouse, ready for
a full day's work of wrapping, packaging
and labeling. By 9 a.m., employees of Opportunity
Builders Inc. are busy bees in the facility's
assembly lines.
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SPORTS
FOOTBALL
Redskins beat Dallas in OT Feeling
"snookered and taken advantage of," Mayor
Ellen O. Moyer said yesterday she will ask the city
attorney to investigate whether
Annapolis Ellen
O. Moyer said yesterday she will ask the city attorney
to i can sue the developers of
300 condominiums who now plan to market them as apartments.
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SPORTS
BLOG
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back?
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fired over on-air remarks >>Sniper
trial jury hears 911 tape >>DJ
fired over on-air remarks
BUSINESS
Mall will begin major expansion
Feeling "snookered and taken advantage
of," Mayor Ellen O. Moyer said yesterday she will
ask the city attorney to investigate whether Annapolis
can sue the developers of 300 condominiums who now plan
to market them as apartments.
>>MORE
>>Elliott's
coming to Richmond >>Wise
picked for power plant >>Sniper
trial jury hears 911 tape >>DJ
fired over on-air remarks >>Sniper
trial jury hears 911 tape >>DJ
fired over on-air remarks
LIFESTYLES
Artist makes city debut
Feeling "snookered and taken advantage
of," Mayor Ellen O. Moyer said yesterday she will
ask the city attorney to investigate whether Annapolis
can sue the developers of 300 condominiums who now plan
to market them as apartments.
>>MORE
>>Elliott's
coming to Richmond >>Wise
picked for power plant >>Sniper
trial jury hears 911 tape >>DJ
fired over on-air remarks >>Sniper
trial jury hears 911 tape >>DJ
fired over on-air remarks
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Hear
the 911 call. 
Phil
Johnson left Pittsburgh to work in Anne
Arundel's red-hot real estate market six
months ago. So far, though, it has proved
harder than just printing cards and waiting
for the phone to ring.
>> MORE
Feeling
"snookered and taken advantage of," Mayor
Ellen O. Moyer said yesterday she will ask the city
attorney to investigate whether
Annapolis Ellen
O. Moyer said yesterday she will ask the city attorney
to i can sue the developers of
300 condominiums who now plan to market them as apartments.
>> MORE
