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Baltimore water bills could rise by 15 percent
Customers of Baltimore's water system would see their water bills go up 15 percent — more than expected — under a proposal the Department of Public Works announced Monday. The projected rate hike follows years of increases and will bring a...
Tags: Consumers, Personal Income, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Water Supply, Mary Pat Clarke
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Search for Raleigh's new city manager could take 4 to 6 months
The News & ObserverThe search for a new city manager will likely be a complicated process that takes up to six months, UNC-Chapel Hill government professors told the Raleigh City Council this week. A meeting with two experts from the UNC School of Government on Tuesday...Tags: National Government, Durham County (North Carolina), U.S. Department of Defense, Durham (Durham, North Carolina), Government
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CORRECTION: Clearing the record
The Philadelphia Inquirerexcerpt from the "Commonwealth Confidential" blog in some editions Wednesday misstated the job description of J.P. Miranda when he worked under Mayor Nutter in the Philly Counts initiative. He was an outreach coordinator. A story Wednesday...Tags: The Philadelphia Inquirer, Personal Weapon Control, Gun Control, Interior Policy, Politics
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City unions plan protest at mayors summit
The Philadelphia InquirerThe same coalition of labor unions that shouted down Mayor Nutter during his budget message to City Council in March is organizing a two-day protest May 22 and 23, tied to a U.S. Conference of Mayors event in Center City. "NO MORE Mayor 1% Nutter," says...Tags: The Philadelphia Inquirer, AFSCME, Local Government, Budgets and Budgeting, Career and Workplace
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Outgoing Arlington Heights Mayor Mulder says goodbye
Wearing the same bright red suit she wore on her first day as mayor of Arlington Heights 20 years ago, Arlene J. Mulder bid a tearful farewell to a standing-room-only crowd at her final Village Board meeting Monday night. In addition, April 28 was...
Tags: Civil and Public Service, Muscular Dystrophy Association, Government, Elections, Politics
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State spent $5,600 on O'Malley's security at Super Bowl
Maryland State Police spent more than $5,600 on Gov. Martin O'Malley's security during his Super Bowl trip earlier this year, officials said Monday. During O'Malley's trip to New Orleans, his Executive Protection Unit spent $5,627 for airfare, meals,...
Tags: Regional Authority, Baltimore Hotels, Martin O'Malley, Football, Maryland State Police
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Levsen involved in Mayors Day of Recognition for National Service
Aberdeen Mayor Mike Levsen is doing his part to highlight the inaugural Mayors Day of Recognition for National Service. The event will be celebrated April 9. It's being sponsored by The Corporation for National and Community Service and the U.S....Tags: Civil and Public Service, Government, Politics
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Levsen involved in Mayors Day of Recognition for National Service
Aberdeen Mayor Mike Levsen is doing his part to highlight the inaugural Mayors Day of Recognition for National Service. The event will be celebrated April 9. It's being sponsored by The Corporation for National and Community Service and the U.S....Tags: Civil and Public Service, Government, Politics
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Baltimore to pay $200,000 to family of electrocuted girl
The city of Baltimore is set to approve a $200,000 settlement with the family of a 14-year-old Randallstown girl who was electrocuted in 2006 while stretching during a church softball game in Druid Hill Park, ending a years-long legal battle. But for...
Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Anthony Green, Justice System, Baltimore Colts, Chinese Restaurants
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Baltimore reshaping approach to aging water lines
Baltimore water officials have been dogged in the past year by a series of extremely public problems: widespread billing errors that required millions in refunds, massive water main breaks that closed downtown streets, and a collapsed stormwater culvert...
Tags: Belair Road, Finance, Environmental Pollution, Bernard C. Young, Loans
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Boston mayor pays off losing bet, lobsters arrive at Baltimore City Hall
The Patriots' coach might be a sore loser, but Boston mayor Thomas Menino has sportingly made good on the losing bet he made with Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake on the AFC Championship game. A package filled with goods from Boston's public markets...
Tags: Foods and Beverages, Ray Lewis, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, AFC Championship Game, Lifestyle and Leisure
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Biden claims to have heard gunshots from Lancaster Amish school shooting
Call Washington BureauVice President Joe Biden said he was "literally" within earshot of the tragic 2006 Amish school shooting in Nickel Mines, estimating he was about a quarter of a mile away from the school at a golf outing on that warm October morning. Biden, a native...Tags: Amish, Lancaster County (Pennsylvania), Joe Biden, Scranton
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