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January 19, 2007


William Donald Schaefer rides into political sunset Hundreds of William Donald Schaefer's employees stood in the cold this morning awaiting their boss on his final day of work.
The science of painting Abbe Aiello loaded her paint brush with color and went to work on the bare wall in Annapolis High School's science wing.
	Two sentenced for child porn
	Produce prices soar after California freezes
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Deficit forces lean Md. budget With massive state deficits looming, Anne Arundel County and Annapolis would get $60.8 million in school and other construction funds this year in a lean budget unveiled yesterday by Gov. Martin O'Malley.
	Leopold wants Critical Area laws strengthened
	Proposed state funding for projects in our area


Mid, Secret Service agent recall horrific scene at mall A midshipman who received the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal yesterday for aiding a Secret Service agent wounded in a shootout at Westfield Annapolis described the scene as "terrifying."
	Mid's rape charges dropped


	Tejada sings different tune this offseason


Special start John Williams almost feels spoiled. The Broadneck High School boys basketball coach has received plenty of acclaim from parents, administrators and fans alike for leading the Bruins to a 14-0 record this year, the best start in...
Spalding holds off St. Mary's threat A hockey team down by one goal can't ask for much of a better chance to even up a game than a 5-on-3 power play in the third period. St. Mary's found itself in just that situation yesterday against Archbishop Spalding at Piney...
	'Hawk handles heat


	Long-serving county police officer retires
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Community leaders seek aid for teen's dream The buildings that line College Creek Terrace sag with dreariness. Several of the two-story apartment buildings are boarded up. The wind tosses scraps of litter around; broken glass crunch underfoot.


	Around Crownsville: Arden Rec is adding rugby to youth sports


	Ready for Battle
	Dining out: Cruise into Ports of Call and savor elegant cuisine
	After dark: Drop by the bonfire tonight and get roasted
	'Graphic Masters' exhibit opens at St. John's College
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	A new winter coat


	Our Say: Don't pets merit police protection?


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