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Inbox: Any more moves on the horizon?

Ripken, Robinson support Tejada at third
Ripken, Robinson support Tejada at third

Johnson set for next chapter in O's bullpen
Johnson set for next chapter in O's bullpen

Sarfate clears waivers, sent to Norfolk
Sarfate clears waivers, sent to Norfolk

Spencer Fordin's MLBlog

Guthrie, Bergesen remain motivated
Guthrie, Bergesen remain motivated

Shared plight fosters sociability
Barry Robinson's one-hour commute to his Baltimore job stretched to four hours and he consoled himself with a stop at Corned Beef Row for "a big one" from Attman's. With the aftermath of this weekend's snowstorm lying heavy over the region, countless thousands of Marylanders were left inconvenienced, aggravated and just plain stuck.

Weary Maryland girds for Round 2
10-20 more inches of snow expected

There will be no rest for the snow-weary in Maryland as a storm with the potential to drop 10 to 20 inches of new snow bears down on a region still reeling from the 24 inches and more that fell over the weekend.

Study boosts notion of offshore wind production
Abell Foundation says turbine operation could generate jobs, too

Offshore wind energy can furnish Marylanders with as much as two-thirds of the electricity they currently use, and if aggressively developed, could turn the state into a net exporter of power, a new report by the Abell Foundation says.

Snow still blocked, slowed ways to work
As crews continued to clear roads, train tracks and runways of packed snow and ice from the weekend blizzard, another storm was expected to pummel the region today, causing headaches for those returning to work

Maryland shifts funds to get U.S. help for drug treatment centers
Md. shifts funds to get U.S. help, expects reduction in backlog

It's been a busy year so far at Powell Recovery Center in Upper Fells Point. About 40 new clients have walked into the drug treatment center since the state expanded substance-abuse coverage for low-income Maryland residents Jan. 1.

Bills would limit private juvenile detention centers to 48 beds
Senate, House proposals come as Carroll facility considers expansion

Bowling Brook Preparatory School opened its doors in Carroll County in 1957 as a small school for orphans.

Young unanimously elected Baltimore City Council president
Veteran East Baltimore councilman elected by unanimous vote

Bernard C. "Jack" Young, a veteran East Baltimore councilman, was elected president of the City Council by a unanimous vote Monday evening.

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Philadelphia Eagles add former Cleveland Browns GM Phil Savage to staff (The Canadian Press)
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Bisciotti: Lockout looms in 2011 if NFL owners don't get financial relief (The Canadian Press)
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Keep it in the air: Colts, Saints represent the new model for winning the NFL (The Canadian Press)
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Bisciotti: Many NFL teams struggling financially (AP)
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Colts, Saints show passing now wins in NFL (AP)
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