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- BREAKING NEWS: Palin to resign as Alaska governor WASILLA, Alaska (AP) -- Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin says she will resign from office July 26. - Updated 3:54 PM, July 03, 2009 Maryland Today Mother of slain teen to sue school system - Updated 12:51 PM, July 03, 2009 Expect delays Saturday leaving Baker Park People planning to attend Saturday's Fourth of July celebration in Baker Park need to be prepared for large crowds, traffic congestion and hot weather, according to the Frederick Police Department. - Updated 11:10 AM, July 03, 2009 Powerful sedative found in Michael Jackson's home LOS ANGELES -- A law enforcement official says the powerful sedative Diprivan was found in Michael Jackson's home. - Updated 1:10 PM, July 03, 2009 Two charged in local bank robberies When robbing a bank, it helps to not to leave behind anything to identify you. Jury awards woman $1.3 million in malpractice case Not more than 30 minutes after six men began deliberations in a medical malpractice case, they sent Judge Julie Stevenson Solt a note. County moves to address Walkersville's complaints on fire tax The Frederick County Commissioners are offering Walkersville a new avenue to discuss their anger regarding the suburban fire tax rate. - Updated 5:08 PM, July 03, 2009 Neighbors share water while Brunswick denies it Gwen and Ronnie Hahn have been borrowing more than cups of sugar from their neighbor. Return of the 'tea party' Joshua Lyons carries a beaten-up copy of the Constitution with him everywhere he goes. He has a copy at work and in his car. Kotkin joins race for alderman Andrew Kotkin, a Democratic candidate for alderman, submitted his paperwork in March, but plans a formal announcement after Tuesday's filing deadline. Fire company celebrates holiday with 70th annual carnival WALKERSVILLE -- Walkersville Town Commissioner Chad Weddle joked that he is not a native Walkersvillian. Officials are on the lookout for illegal fireworks County and state fire marshals will be out in communities Saturday to handle complaints about residents discharging illegal fireworks. The fire marshals will confiscate any illegal fireworks. Civil penalties of $500 for each firework as well as criminal penalties may be imposed. Designer works on the creative side of government The daily congressional record, the federal budget and the Federal Register are among U.S. Government Printing Office mainstays. Fire & Police blotter Counterfeit check leads to charges | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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- Editorial: Firefight The Supreme Court handed down a headline-grabbing decision on Monday on a subject steeped in emotion and controversy — race-based job discrimination. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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- National LL wins Little League Baseball 9-10 District 2 Frederick National 14, Westminster 3 WESTMINSTER -- A 10-run rally in the second inning helped Frederick National stay alive with a win in the losers bracket. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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- Jobless rates in Frederick, nation climb Unemployment is worsening, according to the latest figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. - Brunswick businessman offers diversified services A new business based in Brunswick will offer services from public relations to disaster preparedness. - New Market man launches investment firm A New Market resident has launched a financial investment advisement firm. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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