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Exelon Corp. Expands To Baltimore

The Exelon Corporation is looking to make its new headquarters at a waterfront property in Baltimore, as part of its buyout of Constellation Energy.

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National Journal: O'Malley, McDonnell Eyeing National Stage

The governors of both Maryland and Virginia are looking to make a splash on the national political stage in the coming years.

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Jack Johnson Starts Prison Term In Two Weeks

Former Prince George's County Executive Jack Johnson will begin his 87-month prison term in two weeks, after a minor two-week reprieve while the Federal Bureau of Prisons determines where he'll serve his time.

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Poll: Half Of Marylanders Support Gay Marriage

With the governor of Maryland contemplating legalizing same-sex marriage in the state, a recent poll found that half of Maryland residents support it, the highest result yet recorded.

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Montgomery County Eyes Three Big Box Bills

Montgomery County is attempting to address the construction of big box stores such as Walmart with three separate pieces of legislation.

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Boykin Tempers Anti-Islam Tone At Ocean City Event

Lt. Gen. William Boykin delivered comments on the topic of Islam Thursday, after a speech at a mayor's breakfast event in Ocean City, Md., demonstrating a more moderate tone.

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O'Malley's Budget Means Smaller Refunds For Some

The new budget proposal outlined by Maryland's governor would shift some of the burden of teacher pensions to counties, while also cutting refunds to as many as 20 percent of state residents.

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Maryland Senate Building Floods After Burst Pipe

A pipe that burst in a state senat building in Annapolis has caused some damage and require quite a bit of cleanup. 

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Public Forum Will Discuss Montgomery County 2013 Budget

The budget for the fiscal year 2013 will be the subject of a Montgomery County public forum Thursday evening, and residents are urged to attend.

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Reusable Grocery Bags Can Be Health Threat

The 5-cent bag tax is less than a month old in Montgomery County, and while residents embrace the reusable alternative, a report warns that those bags have issues of their own to keep in mind.

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