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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON DECEMBER 21, 2010
NEWS
Waldorf man gets life term in shooting of pregnant girlfriend By Andrea F. Siegel, The Baltimore Sun
Maryland population grows by 480,000, Census says By Yeganeh June Torbati, The Baltimore Sun
Ex-police lieutenant sentenced to five years for child porn By Jessica Anderson, The Baltimore Sun
Convicted murderer's attorneys claim confession was coerced By Tricia Bishop, The Baltimore Sun
Kamenetz names longtime O'Malley aide top Balto. Co. lobbyist By Raven L. Hill, The Baltimore Sun
Girl struck by car in Perry Hall By Yeganeh June Torbati, The Baltimore Sun
Under the boardwalk
Lame-duck victories boost Obama By Jules Witcover
Closing door to 'The Fridge'
Robert V. Walsh, advertising executive, dies By Jacques Kelly, The Baltimore Sun | Baltimore Sun reporter
New insect pest intercepted at Port of Baltimore By Frank D. Roylance, The Baltimore Sun
Children take on role of Santa in visit to senior center By Mary Gail Hare, The Baltimore Sun
Early two-alarm fire damages pair of businesses in Towson By Yeganeh June Torbati and Raven L. Hill, The Baltimore Sun
Wine-by-mail coming to Maryland? By Scott Calvert, The Baltimore Sun
Samuel Barnes Sr., city firefighter, dies By Frederick N. Rasmussen, The Baltimore Sun | Baltimore Sun reporter
Balto. Co. remembers residents who died homeless in 2010 By Mary Gail Hare, The Baltimore Sun
START treaty test
Arson killing may have stemmed from club altercation By Justin Fenton, The Baltimore Sun
Samuel Barnes Sr., city firefighter, dies By Frederick N. Rasmussen, The Baltimore Sun
Legislators, council members want Hampton Elementary addition to be a priority By Liz Bowie, The Baltimore Sun
Proposed 2 percent hotel/motel tax increase supported by tourism officials By Larry Carson, The Baltimore Sun
Talking to terrorists By Mitchell B. Reiss
Arundel judge gives man convicted in shooting a life sentence By Andrea F. Siegel, The Baltimore Sun
You can't trademark a feeling By Mary Rizzo
Robert V. Walsh, advertising executive, dies By Jacques Kelly, The Baltimore Sun
BUSINESS
Dutch company to buy Martek for $1.1 billion By Gus G. Sentementes, The Baltimore Sun
Dutch company offers $1.1 billion for Columbia-based Martek Biosciences By Gus G. Sentementes
Maryland Racing Commission rejects horse-racing proposal By Hanah Cho, The Baltimore Sun
W.R. Grace buys Ohio technology company By Andrea K. Walker, The Baltimore Sun
State mortgage program lags on modifying loans By Jamie Smith Hopkins, The Baltimore Sun
FEATURES
Landlord jailed over lead paint is freed By Timothy B. Wheeler, The Baltimore Sun
SPORTS
Shannon Ryan's Top 25 By Tribune Newspapers
Revisiting picks reveals Duke as lone constant By Shannon Ryan, Tribune Newspapers
Terps get back on the court with home game against NJIT
Who has done the best coaching job in the NFL?
Boys
Ravens Q&A with Mike Preston By Baltimore Sun reporter
Talks with LaRoche stalled, O's show renewed interest in Lee By Jeff Zrebiec, The Baltimore Sun
Who's on first? O's may need to rethink position By Peter Schmuck
Boys Athlete of the Week: R.J. Williams, St. Frances, basketball By Glenn Graham | Baltimore Sun reporter
No. 2 Seton Keough rolls to 59-31 win over Arundel By From Sun staff reports
It's not just about the coaching anymore By Don Markus, The Baltimore Sun
Carr carries Patterson to 79-68 victory over City By Glenn Graham, THE BALTIMORE SUN
Hot from outside, Western burns Woodlawn, 70-56 By Katherine Dunn, The Baltimore Sun
Girls Athlete of the Week: Daisy Alaeze, Roland Park, basketball By Katherine Dunn, The Baltimore Sun
Ravens Q&A with rookie wide receiver David Reed By Edward Lee, The Baltimore Sun
Friedgen's firing was weeks in the making By Jeff Barker, The Baltimore Sun
Harbaugh might have to crack down on Michael Oher for penalties By Ken Murray, The Baltimore Sun
ENTERTAINMENT
Table Talk: A few dining options for Christmas dinner By Richard Gorelick, The Baltimore Sun
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