$60,000 annual pension from Baltimore City among incumbent governors earnings.
Maryland Politics - O'Malleys on pace to earn $1.2M during 4 years in Annapolis
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Maryland Politics - O'Malleys on pace to earn $1.2M during 4 years in Annapolis
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Labels: city pension, Governor Martin O'Malley, maryland election 2010, Maryland politics
Sunday, August 29, 2010
RUNNING GUNFIGHT — Teens on foot and bike shoot it out in Irvington
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Priest Has Sexual Affair With 17 Year Old Girl, Results In Pregnancy
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Paris Hilton Mug Shot Tally Reaches Three (And Counting) | The Smoking Gun
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Friday, August 13, 2010
WHAT FUTURE BALTIMORE? — Of pools, politics and pensions
WHAT FUTURE BALTIMORE? — Of pools, politics and pensions
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Friday, August 6, 2010
Police Commissioner: “We’ve Got Batman.” $ The City That Breeds
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Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Man Charged With Spraying Shoppers With Semen - WBAL Radio - wbal.com
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Baltimore Crime Beat: Scared, worried about crime - Baltimore crime news: Police, courts and police stories in the city and central Maryland - baltimoresun.com
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Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Wayward reptile nabbed in Patapsco - baltimoresun.com
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MESSAGE TO ALL LAW ENFORCEMENT/INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES
In the end, efforts to impinge upon the freedoms of the people will ultimately fail. Some of us may get taken out in the ongoing battle for true and lasting freedom, but as I've said many times before, and will say till the day I die or get taken out by you goons, THERE ARE MORE OF US, THAN THERE ARE OF YOU.
A.F. James MacArthur -- American patriot & lover of liberty.
