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January 17, 2007


O’Malley sworn in, calls for ‘one Maryland’ Sworn in today as Maryland’s 61st governor, Martin O’Malley called for “one Maryland united by our belief in the dignity of every individual.” In the traditional speech after taking the oath of office, the former mayor of...
	New governor means new road signs, brochures
	Text of Martin O'Malley's inaugural address
	Mid will get medal for helping shot agent
	Well tests reveal more heavy metals
Odenton crash kills woman A Bowie woman died yesterday afternoon after losing control of her car on Route 32 in Odenton, state police and county fire officials said.
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	Car dealers fight clean cars bill
	Pipkin says no to Kent bay crossing


	Businesses protest city parking changes


Energized Virginia jolts Terrapins CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - Mamadi Diane was happy to play in front of a home crowd Tuesday night after scoring just 21 combined points in Virginia's last three games - and he was just as pleased to do it against the school from...
	Redskins fire assistant coach
	Capitals no match for surging Senators
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	Navy women fall to Holy Cross


Broadneck rolls to 14th straight J.J. Hicks was all smiles after he came out of the locker room.
Meade races to sweep LANDOVER – For the second straight year, the Meade High School boys indoor track team walked away with the Anne Arundel County Championship. Howevern, double county winner Anya Uzoh said this year’s squad is focusing on much...
	Old Mill duo gets best of South River girls
	Girls Basketball Roundup: Glen Burnie edges Broadneck in overtime
	Boys Basketball Roundup: Arundel streaks past Meade in overtime
	Wrestling Roundup: Old Mill dominates South River


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	First Time Homebuyer classes start Feb. 7
	Annapolis High School Dance Company earns top honors


Crofton icon dies Barbara Lee Swann, a Crofton fixture who left a legacy of tireless service to the town, died yesterday morning following a two-year battle with cancer. She was 72.
	Greenip backs away from aide's statement


	Community meeting on teen programs Saturday
	School creates young musicians and composers


	Beautifully acted, Colonial Players take on slow-paced play
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	Our take: A new governor faces the hurdles of the office


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