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Loving Mom & Internet Team Up To Give This Autistic Boy a Birthday To Remember
By Danielle Masterson It has been years since Logan Pearson’s family has held a birthday party for the non-verbal Autistic boy. People just stopped sending cards and gifts because
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"Most Wanted" Drug Kingpin Faces U.S. Extradition
Chicago and the suburbs were a lucrative market for "El Chapo," a billionaire drug lord responsible for at least a fourth of the drugs imported from Mexico.
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Readers Sound Off on 70 MPH Speed Limit
Patch readers have plenty to say about a bill being considered by Maryland lawmakers that would allow speed limits on interstates to increase to 70 mph.
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Do Maryland High Schools Need Athletic Trainers? Advocates Apply Pressure
'Coaches know signs and symptoms, but they don’t know how to do a full evaluation.' —Jasmine Hemmings, athletic trainer
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Marijuana Debate Headed to Senate Committee This Week
Lawmakers are scheduled to weigh a handful of measures seeking to change Maryland’s marijuana laws, including a decriminalization bill.
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Problem Potholes, 90-Year-Old Woman Attacked, Triple Homicide, 'One Love...
Children rescued from a boat with little food, inmate let out of jail by mistake, girl hit on Route 40 and other top statewide news from the past week.
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Maryland Listeria Outbreak Tied to Hispanic-Style Cheeses
Health officials are warning Maryland consumers that lines of Hispanic-style cheeses produced by Roos Foods are linked to a listeria outbreak.
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Brewpubs, Microbreweries Seek Change in State Law to Allow Growth
Evolution Craft Brewery is one of the state's microbreweries asking the state legislature to change the law so it can continue to increase production.
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Towson Named One of Most Exciting Suburbs in America
A recent survey ranked the most exciting 140 suburbs across the country.
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Looking to Rent? Find Local Options, Feb. 24
Patch and Zillow team up to bring you local real estate news.
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Playing Host? Check Out This Quick, DIY Home Fragrance
This inviting fragrance will distract guests from any mess when you're entertaining.
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Trending: Maryland Man Who Dismembered Teen Shot to Death in Prison Shootout
Samuel Sheinbein fled to Israel from Maryland in 1997 to avoid a life sentence in the murder of teenager Alfredo Tello Jr.
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The Best of Harold Ramis
Screenwriter, director and actor Harold Ramis died at 69. A look back at some of Ramis' interviews and films.
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State Fires Health Exchange Website's Lead Contractor
A Columbia company, Optum/QSSI, will take the lead on operating the Maryland Health Benefit Exchange.
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Trending: Man Who Texted Photo of Tattooed Private Parts Won't be Prosecuted...
Trending on Patch is a category showcasing popular stories from across Patch's network of 900 local news sites.
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Principal of the Year, Prison Shootout, Towson One of Country's Most Exciting...
Cheeses linked to listeria outbreak, brewpubs need state's help, 18-year-olds can be mayor, Perry Hall residents miss their mail and other statewide news.
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Lawmakers Weigh Rules for Stores Tracking Shoppers Via Wi-Fi
Maryland retailers would be banned from using consumer cellphone Wi-Fi signals to track their shopping habits, if a bill in the legislature is enacted.
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A man faces criminal charges after bringing a tiger into a bar on a leash.
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Sold! Local Home Sale Listings, Feb. 25
Patch and Zillow team up to bring you local real estate news.
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Would You Try 'Snow Cream,' an Alternative to Ice Cream?
Forget catching snowflakes on your tongue — this winter snow gets the foodie treatment. Now, if you live in one of the states that hasn't had a brutal winter this year, regular ice cream will just have...
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