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Men Set Up Fake Pot Dispensary, Rob Deliveryman of Marijuana
KTLA NewsFULLERTON, Calif. (KTLA) -- Police are looking for 3 men who set up a fake pot dispensary then robbed a deliveryman of $20,000 worth of medical marijuana. The unidentified courier, from Oakland, was asked to deliver the marijuana to an office in the 1100...Tags: Health, Health Treatments, Crimes, Minority Groups, Medical Marijuana Therapy
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Larry Wilmore says Obama needs to 'go blacker'
Comedian Larry Wilmore expressed his frustration last night that Standard & Poor's downgrade of U.S. treasury bonds happened under President Barack Obama -- and then offered some advice to the president.
"America finally gets our first black president...Tags: Jon Stewart, Mass Media, Politics, Arts and Culture, Facebook
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Failing Chicago State students got state financial grants
Potentially hundreds of failing Chicago State University students received state financial aid even though their grades were so low that they shouldn't have been allowed to take classes, according to testimony Wednesday at a state hearing.
The money...Tags: Politics, Education, Financial Aid, Minority Groups, Colleges and Universities
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Catonsville focus on people
The Associated Black Charities annual gala, "African-Americans in Corporate Leadership," recognized Catonsville resident Anita Jackson, economic development director for Baltimore Gas & Electric, during the June 11 event at Martin's West. Jackson's 25...Tags: Companies and Corporations, Catonsville, University of Maryland Baltimore County, Minority Groups, American Heart Association
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Anne Arundel County exhibit briefs
'American Landscapes' Exhibition of 70 original works depicting the American landscape is on view through Sept. 10 at the Maryland Federation of Art's Circle Gallery, 18 State Circle in Annapolis. A reception will be held from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday,...Tags: History (tv network), Arts and Culture, Severna Park, Tourism and Leisure, Travel
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Book review: 'Red Summer' by Cameron McWhirter
Special to the Los Angeles TimesRed Summer The Summer of 1919 and the Awakening of Black America Cameron McWhirter Henry Holt: 368 pp., $30 From April to October 1919, a wave of racial violence swept across the United States. A bloody series of at least 52 lynchings and 25 major...Tags: Rebellions, Civil Rights, Politics, Chicago Tribune, Unrest, Conflicts and War
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Water by the Spoonful: Family drama and chat-room anonymity at Hartford Stage
Water by the Spoonful
Through Nov. 13, Hartford Stage, 50 Church St., (860) 527-5151, hartfordstage.org
What's on the main stage at Hartford Stage, Water by the Spoonful, was one of the plays from last year's Brand: NEW, the theater's annual...Tags: Hartford Stage, Arts and Culture, Ray Anthony, Minority Groups
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O'Malley's map easily wins House approval
A new political map aimed at adding a seventh Democrat to the state's congressional delegation is expected to be sent to Gov. Martin O'Malley Thursday for his signature.
The plan won approval in the Maryland House of Delegates on Wednesday after five...Tags: Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Executive Branch, Politics, Government, Donna F. Edwards
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Ivey to challenge Edwards for House seat
Former Prince George's County State's Attorney Glenn F. Ivey filed the paperwork Thursday required to challenge incumbent Rep. Donna F. Edwards, setting up what is likely to be one of Maryland's most competitive Democratic primaries next year. Ivey, 50,...Tags: Executive Branch, Martin O'Malley, Politics, Primaries, Lawyers
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Anne Healy, headmistress
Anne Healy, a visionary educator who as headmistress led the way in integrating Roland Park Country School and oversaw its transition into the computer age, died Wednesday afternoon of post-polio syndrome at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson.
The Guilford...Tags: New York City, Middlebury, Teaching and Learning, Students, Columbia University
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LAUSD Fires Teacher Over Anti-Semitic Comments at 'Occupy' Protest
KTLA NewsLOS ANGELES (KTLA) -- Occupy LA protesters demonstrated on the steps of Los Angeles Unified School District headquarters Monday, speaking out against the district's dismissal of a substitute teacher who made public comments deemed anti-Semitic at a recent...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Politics, Los Angeles Unified School District, Employees, Unrest, Conflicts and War
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Ehrlich aides plead not guilty in robocalls case
Two campaign aides to Republican former Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. pleaded not guilty Monday to charges that they violated election laws last fall by ordering Election Day robocalls to Democratic homes in predominantly African-American areas that...Tags: Douglas F. Gansler, Executive Branch, Lawyers, Politics, Government
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