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Curtis Bay, Maryland is located in Anne Arundel County. Zip codes in Curtis Bay, MD include 21226.

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Saturday Dec 26 | The Maryland Gazette

Brooklyn Park: O'Meara retires; DiMattei to lead new cluster

When the Rev. Joseph M. O'Meara retires as pastor of St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church on New Year's Eve, his replacement probably will be a familiar name, if not face.

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Thu Dec 24, 2009

The Baltimore Sun

Paraders gather in Fells Point to continue caroling tradition

They gathered Wednesday night in Fells Point with accordions, drums, brass instruments and lively caroling voices, marching as many have for nearly four decades in this once-vibrant Polish community and making joyful noises.

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Sat Dec 12, 2009

The Baltimore Sun

Curtis Bay man gets 21 years for dealing crack cocaine

A 31-year-old Curtis Bay man was sentenced to more than 21 years in federal prison Friday for dealing crack cocaine, the Maryland U.S. Attorney's Office announced.

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Federal Bureau of Investigation

Curtis Bay Crack Dealer Exiled to Over 21 Years in Prison

U.S. District Judge J. Frederick Motz sentenced Lonnie Bivins, age 31, of Baltimore today to 262 months in prison, followed by five years of supervised release, for conspiracy to distribute and possess with intent to distribute crack cocaine, announced United States Attorney for the District of Maryland Rod J. Rosenstein.

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Thu Dec 10, 2009

Baltimoresun.com

Stimulus funds to jump-start Arundel projects, job creation

Several new developments in Anne Arundel County will move forward thanks to federal stimulus financing, including a $68 million office, retail and housing project in Hanover and a $25 million headquarters for a splinting company in Pasadena that could bring in 600 jobs.

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Tue Dec 08, 2009

WBAL-AM Baltimore

Mayor Dixon Signs Off On BDC Recommendations

Mayor Dixon has approved the Baltimore Development Corporationa s recommendation of three projects for use of the Citya s Recovery Zone Facility Bonds.

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Sun Dec 06, 2009

The Baltimore Sun

City development projects chosen for federal bonds

Three city development projects have been chosen to use Baltimore's $30.8 million allocation of federal facility bonds, giving the developers of projects in Fells Point , Charles North and Curtis Bay a much-needed financial boost in challenging economic times.

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Fri Dec 04, 2009

The Baltimore Sun

Police horses saved

Private donations have saved the Baltimore Police Department's horse unit for at least another year.

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Thu Dec 03, 2009

The Baltimore Sun

Baltimore mounted police unit saved for at least another year

Donors rode to the rescue of the Baltimore Police Department's cash-strapped horse patrol, ensuring that the 121-year-old mounted unit will continue for at least one more year with more than $90,000 from private givers.

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Wed Dec 02, 2009

WBAL-TV

City Mounted Police Get Additional Funding

In spite of her conviction, Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon made a public appearance Wednesday, where she helped announced new funding to keep Baltimore's mounted police unit in business.

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Thu Nov 26, 2009

The Maryland Gazette

Homeless giving thanks to those who have helped them

Those who come to the Emmaus Center call it their home away from homelessness. Since the shelter opened off Crain Highway in Glen Burnie last year, roughly 30 homeless people a day stop in to grab a hot meal and escape the elements.

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Fri Nov 13, 2009

The Baltimore Sun

UM School of Law hosts low-cost legal advice cafe

There's a unusual item on the menu at the Hollywood Diner : legal advice. On some Thursday afternoons, customers can sit down for 30 minutes with lawyers from Civil Justice, Inc.

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Wed Nov 11, 2009

The Maryland Gazette

Third Floor: Veterans continue to serve

When Michele Sanchez walked into the building on that Sunday morning last summer, she was struck by a sense of disrespect.

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Fri Nov 06, 2009

The Maryland Gazette

Honoring Veterans

Larry Drane was something of an icon at Riviera Beach Elementary School when he died of a sudden heart attack on May 1. The school's chief custodian for 29 years, he was beloved not only by students but also by their families.

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Sun Nov 01, 2009

Maryland Gazette

Your Say

Ghosts, goblins, Barack Obama and Michael Jackson will be at your door tonight, all asking for candy.

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Fri Oct 30, 2009

Maryland Gazette

Putting an end to distracted driving

Inspiration struck Sean Brown after a car almost did. He was sitting in traffic in front of Northeast High School and a teenager on his cell phone nearly rear-ended him.

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Wed Oct 28, 2009

The Maryland Gazette

Brooklyn Park: Crafters that Care create projects for charities

As workers at Genesis HealthCare Center left for the weekend Friday, six women sat at a table in the dining hall, wished them well and continued stringing beads and teasing each other.

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Thu Oct 22, 2009

The Baltimore Sun

Maryland's waters still a toxic dumping ground?

Factories and power plants discharged more than 2 million pounds of toxic chemicals into Maryland waterways, according to a new report by Environment Maryland .

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Fri Oct 16, 2009

The Maryland Gazette

Glen Burnie West: North County High begins new tradition with homecoming 5K

North County High School will host its inaugural homecoming 5K race on Oct. 24 at Baybrook Park in Curtis Bay.

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Wed Oct 14, 2009

WBAL-TV

Coast Guard Rescues 2 In Patapsco River

The Coast Guard rescued two people near Rock Creek in the Patapsco River on Tuesday.

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