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Early voting starts smoothly in area
Voters like convenience and speed Charlotte McDowell usually has to set aside a few hours to vote, but she hoped that voting early would be somewhat faster. This morning, she and others praised Maryland's first-ever experience with early voting as a great time-saver.
Violetville school community celebrates opening of new building
City, state leaders hold celebration for first new city school building since 1998
State and local leaders joined the community of Violetville Elementary/Middle School on Thursday to celebrate the opening of the school's brand-new building, which is the first new school facility to be constructed in Baltimore in more than a decade.
Hurricane Earl briefly batters Ocean City
Swimming prohibited as surf rises; beautiful weekend expected
Swimming prohibited as winds, waves strengthen
Md. college student collapses while playing volleyball, dies
Freshman collapsed while playing volleyball
Barely three months ago, Catherine "Catie" Carnes and her friends were celebrating their graduation from McDonogh School.
State: Doctor performed abortions without license
Three weeks ago, physician Steven Brigham led a car caravan of patients from his Voorhees, N.J., abortion clinic to his facility in Elkton. After one of the patients was critically injured during her surgery there, Brigham put the semiconscious, bleeding woman into the back of a rented Chevrolet Malibu and drove her to a nearby hospital emergency room rather than call an ambulance.
Columbia Association considers more funds to dredge lake
Project may get half the needed cash
The Columbia Association is moving toward approving half the additional money needed to dredge Lake Kittamaqundi to the depth originally planned after heavy storms in the past four years dumped unexpectedly high levels of silt into it.
Md. fisherman pulls 8-foot shark from Potomac River
A St. Mary's County fisherman says he pulled an 8-foot shark from the mouth of the Potomac River.
La Plata teenager dies of injuries sustained in dirt bike crash
The Charles County sheriff's office says a La Plata teenager has died of injuries suffered in a dirt bike crash.
Woman killed in triple shooting in city's Mill Hill neighborhood
A 30-year-old woman was killed in a triple shooting Thursday night in Southwest Baltimore, a police spokesman said.
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Substitute “US Government” for Obama and the Democrats, and you get the truth as Bloomberg reports that Emerson Electric, the massive $21 billion manufacturing conglomerate, is raising the white flag and moving offshore.
Emerson Electric Co. Chief Executive Officer David Farr said the U.S. government is hurting manufacturers with regulation and taxes and his company will continue to focus on growth overseas.
“Washington is doing everything in their manpower, capability, to destroy U.S. manufacturing,†Farr said today in Chicago at a Baird Industrial Outlook conference. “Cap and trade, medical reform, labor rules.â€
Emerson, the maker of electrical equipment and InSinkErator garbage disposals with $20.9 billion in sales for the year ended September, will keep expanding in emerging markets, which represented 32 percent of revenue in 2009. About 36 percent of manufacturing is now in “best-cost countries†up from 21 percent in 2003, according to slides accompanying his speech.
Companies will create jobs in India and China, “places where people want the products and where the governments welcome you to actually do something,†Farr said… “We as a company today are putting our best people, our best technology and our best investment in these marketplaces to grow,†he said. “My job is to grow that top line, grow my earnings, grow my cash flow and grow my returns to the shareholders. My job is not to shrink and roll over for the U.S. government.”
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Ed Reed to begin season on physically unable to perform list (The National Football Post)
OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- Baltimore Ravens star free safety Ed Reed will begin the season on the physically unable to...
Josh Wilson getting up to speed (The National Football Post)
OWINGS MILLS, Md. – Forgive Josh Wilson if his head is still spinning as he tries to get acclimated to his...
Wilson makes self at home with Ravens (The Canadian Press)
OWINGS MILLS, Md. - For cornerback Josh Wilson, the best part about joining the Baltimore Ravens had nothing to do with the team's playoff potential or the proximity to his alma mater, the University of Maryland.
Former Terp Wilson makes self at home with Ravens (AP)
For cornerback Josh Wilson, the best part about joining the Baltimore Ravens had nothing to do with the team's playoff potential or the proximity to his alma mater, the University of Maryland. "Being here and being at home is definitely No. 2," Wilson said Friday. "No. 1 is having a pass rush and a front seven that is amazing.
PFW's preseason draft board (ProFootballWeekly.com)
The draft board below will be updated until the start of the regular season. Quarterbacks Rk.
Antrel Rolle fined $7,500 for hit on Mark Clayton (The National Football Post)
OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- New York Giants safety Antrel Rolle was fined $7,500 for his illegal hit on Baltimore...
Spagnuolo mum on Rams' QB starter (AP)
Sam Bradford will have to wait a few days to learn if he'll start the St. Louis Rams' opener. The No. 1 pick certainly has appeared ready for the job. Bradford's opening drive set the tone for a 27-21 victory over the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday night, giving the Rams a 3-1 preseason finish for the second straight season.
Terrence Cody says knee surgery was successful (The National Football Post)
OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- Baltimore Ravens rookie nose guard Terrence "Mount" Cody proclaimed his...
Owner rankings, Part 2: Split decision at top (Yahoo! Sports)
Jerry Jones has finally gotten a share of the coveted No. 1 spot, sharing the space with a familiar occupant.
Reason for concerns: AFC North (SportingNews.com)
A capsule look at reasons for concern among teams in the AFC North: Baltimore Ravens 1. An offensive line in flux. There is no timeframe when RT Jared Gaither will return from a back injury. The top backup, Oniel Cousins, has missed substantial practice time with a concussion and was inconsistent when healthy. The coaches probably will move RG Marshal Yanda to tackle and insert backup C Chris Chester at right guard. That leaves this unit with little depth.
Ravens Team Report (Yahoo! Sports)
Expectations have only been raised for the Baltimore Ravens this preseason.
Quarterback Joe Flacco has had a strong preseason, completing 61 percent of his passes and throwing three touchdowns (a rating of 90.9).
Baltimore's starting defense didn't allow a touchdown in three preseason games.
"Anything less than a Super Bowl win, really, is a disappointment to us," wide receiver Derrick Mason said.
"I think we've done more than enough over the last three years to put ourselves in a position to win a championship. To do all we've done and not come out of this thing with a championship would be disheartening." Most of the excitement has been generated by the Ravens offense. The Ravens bolstered themselves at wide receiver by trading for Anquan...
Commissioner reduces Roethlisberger's suspension to four games (Yahoo! Sports)
As most people expected, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell made the decision today to reduce the six-game...
Quick Hits: Bradford is the real deal (Yahoo! Sports)
A few random thoughts from Week 4 of the preseason: -- St. Louis Rams quarterback Sam Bradford is going to do...
How Steelers can win without Roethlisberger (SportingNews.com)
While Ben Roethlisberger is out, the Pittsburgh Steelers need to keep the wheels on. Although they will be down an important man, a strong, physical team effort can keep them from spinning in reverse. Here are four things they must do to stay on track into mid-October, regardless of who replaces Roethlisberger: Pound the ball For the first time since Jerome Bettis and Bill Cowher left, the Steelers have a reliable power back. "Rashard Mendenhall will absolutely be key for them early," Cowher said.
No winner declared yet in Ravens' kicking derby (The National Football Post)
ST. LOUIS -- There were no field goal attempts by kickers Shayne Graham and Billy Cundiff.
Struggling in St. Louis: Ravens end preseason with a loss (The National Football Post)
ST. LOUIS -- Dannell Ellerbe strutted and showboated, pausing for a swaggering moment on the cusp of the St.
Preseason checkdown: Sam Bradford, Colt McCoy perfect in finales (SportingNews.com)
The final night of exhibition games was replete with the NFL's notable rookie quarterbacks: Sam Bradford, St. Louis Rams It will be surprising if the Rams don't start the season with the first overall pick as their starting quarterback. Bradford strengthened his case to be the No. 1 in Week 1 with another strong performance at home, going 6-for-6 on a touchdown drive in his only series against the Baltimore Ravens. Colt McCoy, Cleveland Browns Perhaps buoyed by assurances he would make the Browns' 53-man roster, McCoy shook off three shaky stints...
Steelers, Ben Roethlisberger await suspension decision (SportingNews.com)
Pittsburgh Steelers fans have seen the last of Ben Roethlisberger for a while. The question of how long -- six games, four games, or three -- will be answered by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, perhaps as soon as today. The spotlight now is on Roethlisberger's replacement. While coach Mike Tomlin was expected to name seventh-year veteran Byron Leftwich as the stand-in during Roethlisberger's suspension, that plan likely will have to be scrapped.
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