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Stores entice Black Friday shoppers with earlier openings, more sales
Consumers have come to expect the deep discounts that define Black Friday, but retailers hope to entice shoppers this year with more choices in how and when they buy. Responding to what they say is consumer demand, retailers have pushed store openings...
Tags: Science and Technology, Candy, Flowers and Gifts, Moody's Corporation, Target, Sears
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Business People- Nov. 18
Walnut Street Community Health Center Rhonda G. McMillian and Anthony D. Dicello recently were hired by the Walnut Street Community Health Center. McMillian is serving as a psychiatrist in the integrated mental health program. Her expertise covers a...Tags: Walnuts, Colleges and Universities, Dentistry and Dental Health, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), George Washington University
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Veterans receive long-overdue honors at Fort Meade
Dr. Charles E. Rath Jr. and Charles Shyab both earned the Bronze Star for their valor in battle, but neither soldier collected his medal. At a recent ceremony at Fort Meade, the two veterans, who served in battles more than two decades apart, stood...
Tags: Awards and Prizes, Ceremonies, Barbara A. Mikulski, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Human Interest
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1989 Female Athlete of the Year: Phoebus' Niki Reid
Daily PressWhen Mike Tallon walked into the Eaton Middle School gymnasium back in 1985, little did he realize the gold mine he'd find in Niki Reid. "I saw this little eighth-grader playing volleyball," said Tallon, the Phoebus High School girls' basketball coach. "I...Tags: Awards and Prizes, Phoebus High School, Boo Williams, College Sports, Sports
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Howard school board candidates make final push before Tuesday election
On a day that the storm Sandy kept most of the region indoors, Howard school board candidate Robert Ballinger saw an opportunity. With Election Day about a week away, he figured he'd reach out via email to Howard residents who were likely at home...Tags: Science and Technology, Teachers, Crime, Law and Justice, Voting, Towson University
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Two incumbents, challenger elected to Howard school board
Voters in Howard County elected two incumbents and a first-time challenger to the school board on Tuesday. Incumbent Janet Siddiqui took the top spot, followed by first-time candidate Ann De Lacy and fellow incumbent Ellen Giles. Siddiqui said she was...Tags: Teachers, Ken Ulman, Crime, Law and Justice, Politics, Georgetown
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Congressional candidate profiles
MEET THE CANDIDATES When Marylanders head to the polls Nov. 6, they will elect members of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives in addition to casting their ballots for president. Dozens of people are running for a chance to represent the...Tags: Gross Domestic Product, Taxation, Executive Branch, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Diseases and Illnesses
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Gender pay gap affects student loan debt load
As students ask themselves if they dare take on the student loans they'll need for college, the questions are especially critical for women. More women are going to college than men, and women are earning higher grades on average. But a year after...Tags: U.S. Department of Education, Science and Technology, Colleges and Universities, Science, Teaching and Learning
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Paul, Reigel rewarded for their excellence on field, in classroom
In a school year where numerous Laguna Beach High athletes shined, Marina Paul and Derek Reigel have been named Most Valuable Female and Male Athletes of the Year, respectively, for the Breakers. The news came as a surprise, each said, when it was...
Tags: Soccer, Polo, Football, Sports, Basketball
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Column: George McGovern left lasting memories for wide circle of friends
swaltman@aberdeennews.comEulogizing people who have lived lives of public service is important work. In fact, I'd argue, it's one of the most important jobs a journalist does. It's never easy to call folks in the wake of another's death. Even if the person you're calling and...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Democratic Party, Stephanie Herseth Sandlin, Justice System, Politics
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Karen Zacarias funnels child's mindset into 'Chasing George Washington'
Playwright Karen Zacarias remembers what it's like to be a child. Even the ugly moments. Especially the ugly moments. "I never forgot what it's like to be 10," says Zacarias, whose play "Chasing George Washington" opens to the public Saturday at...
Tags: Harvard University, Music, Mexico City, Talk Shows (genre), Mad Cow Theater
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