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Commercial bakery opens in Halethorpe
Bakery Express opened a new manufacturing facility with 300 employees yesterday on Hollins Ferry Road in Halethorpe. The commercial baking company is the lead tenant in a new 210,000-square-foot plant that was redeveloped by Baltimore-based Merritt...Tags: Georgetown
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Halethorpe man pleads guilty to car arson
A Halethorpe man pleaded guilty yesterday to arson for his role in a Howard County car fire involving a vehicle reported stolen during an armed carjacking in Baltimore County a couple of hours earlier. Robert Wayne Muir Jr., 18, could receive up to 20...Tags: Arson, Vehicles, Punishment, Fires
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Halethorpe man pleads guilty in Howard Co. car fire
A Halethorpe man pleaded guilty today to an arson charge for his role in a Howard County car fire involving a stolen vehicle. Robert Wayne Muir Jr., 18, could face up to 20 years in prison for conspiracy to commit second-degree arson, but Howard County...Tags: Trials, Arson, Prosecution, Glen Burnie, Juvenile Delinquency
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Balto. County to collect hazardous waste Sunday
Baltimore County will hold a hazardous household waste collection from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Western Acceptance Facility on Transway Road off Hollins Ferry Road in Halethorpe. Information: 410-887-3745. From Baltimore Sun staff reportsTags: Environmental Pollution
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Halethorpe man struck by car dies at hospital
A 50-year-old Halethorpe man was fatally struck as he crossed a road in northern Anne Arundel County, police said yesterday. The man was crossing Nursery Road near the Beltway about 6 p.m. Monday when he was hit by a 2002 black Ford Focus, police said....Tags: Road Accidents
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Skin color is no basis for mature adult's vote
The writer of the letter "Voting patterns are far from colorblind" (Oct. 19) suggests that the voting habits of 8-year-olds mimic those of their parents. But to equate my reasons for voting for a candidate with those of a child is ludicrous. Children...Tags: Government Health Care
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Halethorpe man fatally hit by car in Arundel
A 50-year-old Halethorpe man was fatally struck as he crossed a road in northern Anne Arundel County Monday evening, Anne Arundel County police said today. The man was crossing Nursery Road near the Beltway about 6 p.m. when he was struck by a 2002 black...Tags: Road Accidents
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Tightknit, convenient community
Special to The Baltimore SunThe village of Halethorpe developed as a community where workers could easily commute to jobs in the city by rail. Today, it still offers residents a convenient retreat, but with the welcomed familiarity of a well-established neighborhood. "The community...Tags: Government, Gardens and Parks, Sales, Tourism and Leisure, Vehicles
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Obama cruises to victory in Maryland
Democrat Barack Obama rolled to victory in Maryland yesterday by getting an overwhelming percentage of the African-American vote and running about even among whites, winning handily in the Baltimore area and suburban Washington, according to exit polling....Tags: Government, John McCain, Katie Couric, Polls, George Bush
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Woman fatally struck by car while sitting in road
A 33-year-old Elkridge woman was fatally struck by a car Wednesday night when she got out of her vehicle after quarreling with her husband and sat down on Washington Boulevard in Halethorpe, Baltimore County police said yesterday. Hong My Le of the 7100...Tags: Vehicles
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Cheryl L. Neugebauer
Cheryl L. Neugebauer, an award-winning reading specialist who embraced the challenge of helping students improve their reading skills, died Oct. 9 of a blood clot at Johns Hopkins Hospital. The Ellicott City resident was 34. Cheryl Leigh "Junie" Moher...Tags: Scranton, Ellicott City, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Johns Hopkins University, Elementary Schools
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Metal theft on the rise
It was a few hours before dawn when police spotted the two men smudged with grease leaving the parking lot of an auto repair shop in a deserted industrial area of Glen Burnie. The men told police that they had stopped to relieve themselves, but when...Tags: Metal and Mineral, Trials, Glen Burnie, Vehicles, Car Repair and Maintenance Tips
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