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Obama Turns Focus on Middle-Class Jobs
U.S. President Barack Obama says he is focusing on ways to help the American middle class make economic gains, to bring them in line with the economic recovery of big business. Obama said in his weekly address Saturday that he has been visiting cities across the country that are doing "interesting and creative" things to "re-ignite the engine" of middle class economic growth and make sure ...
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Police Toddler Gets Out of Car Run Over by Another in Md. Parking Lot
FREDERICK, Md. (WUSA9) -- Police say a toddler was hit by a car in a parking lot Saturday afternoon. State police responded to Heritage Farm Park before 5 p.m. Troopers say the toddler was able to exit the passenger side rare door of the vehicle prior to the father, Sten J. Olsson, getting her out and proceeded to run away from their vehicle. Simultaneously a 2011 Honda Pilot driven by ...
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Preakness a feast for people watchers
While InfieldFest sat smack dab in the middle of the track at the famed Preakness Stakes, it might as well have taken place on another planet ...
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Os send utility player Flaherty to Minors
Email BALTIMORE -- The Orioles optioned infielder Ryan Flaherty to Triple-A Norfolk following Saturday's 10-6 loss, and the club will announce a corresponding roster move prior to Sunday's game. The move is the Orioles third transaction of the day, and it's more likely that they will add another position player given that manager Buck Showalter said following the game he felt the ...
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Community gathers to watch students step out in style at Montgomery County High School prom
MOUNT STERLING - Montgomery County's Clay Community Center looked like the site of a movie premiere Saturday night.Hundreds of onlookers began gathering early in the evening behind a metal fence that had been set up along the community center's front sidewalk.Some brought lawn chairs; others arrived early enough to get a seat in the bleachers. Latecomers stood six deep, and cars were ...
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The Orphanage (El Orfanato)
Juan Antonio Bayona's The Orphanage (El Orfanato) begins with a curious image: a shot of a cloudy sky in which the sunlight is still burning through, but just barely, which creates an evocative portrait of the struggle between light and dark. It also projects a premonition ... ...
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Dozens There As New Bishop Sworn In Saturday
BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A big moment for a Baltimore religious leader. A new bishop is sworn in. Bishop Kevin Avon Rodgers was sworn in Saturday morning at Higher Dimensions Christian Center on Liberty Heights Avenue. Dozens of parishioners were there for the program, which included singing hymns and ...
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Preakness Sees Fourth Largest Attendance In History As Oxbow Ends Orb’s Hopes For Triple Crown
BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A big event for Baltimore. The city was the center of the horse racing world with the running of the Preakness ...
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Limo Catches Fire On I-83 Near Northern Parkway
BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A limo catches fire along I-83, leaving several people standing on the side of the highway. It happened just before 9 p.m. on the southbound side near the Northern Parkway exit. Baltimore County fire officials say the wheel-well caught fire. Flames were seen coming from the back of the limo. Luckily, no injuries were ...
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Flacco Among Ravens Players In Attendance For Special Olympics Casino Night
WHITE MARSH, Md. (WJZ) — Two Ravens players spend their Saturday night gambling. Quarterback Joe Flacco and center Gino Gradkowski joined Special Olympics athletes for a casino night at Al Packer’s White Marsh Ford. This is the second year the event has been held in support of Special Olympics Maryland. Several other athletes and local celebrities made appearances at the ...
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Tillman gets his chance to right the ship in finale
Off to the winningest start in the Majors this season and the best for anyone his age in years, Matt Moore doesn't have to be told that he's undefeated deep into May. At 7-0 with a 2.44 ERA, the Rays left-hander will put his spotless record back on the line Sunday when he meets the Orioles and Chris Tillman, who has been the best part of a beleaguered Baltimore rotation. As the Rays ...
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