NEWS
by Carson Porter | August 17, 2011
I went to Express .com looking for some new polos and they just happen to be having a 40% off clearance items sale. Plus, they have $15 off $30 and $30 off $75 promo codes for regular non-clearance items. Think I can pull off a fedora ?
BUSINESS
By Jamie Smith Hopkins, The Baltimore Sun | July 9, 2010
Nothing is so heartening to job-seekers nowadays as word that thousands of openings are headed their way. That's the siren call of BRAC — the military base realignment and closure effort that's relocating jobs to Aberdeen Proving Ground in Harford County, Fort Meade in Anne Arundel County and other installations in Maryland. About 12,000 jobs are moving to the two Baltimore-area bases between August and next summer, along with thousands more off-base contractor jobs. And they are coming as unemployment is still near generational highs.
ENTERTAINMENT
By David Zurawik | david.zurawik@baltsun.com and Sun TV critic | January 24, 2010
A fter a surreal week of high emotion and comic abuse of NBC on "The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien," the 46-year-old host is gone for good from the network's airwaves after only seven months in Johnny Carson's old chair. But the story of this misguided adventure in prime-time and late-night programming by NBC's top brass is far from over. The narrative of O'Brien being pushed out of the job he prepared himself for over five years to make room for Jay Leno, who failed miserably in prime time, demands some discussion about what happens next to the redhead.
NEWS
By Liz F. Kay and Liz F. Kay,liz.kay@baltsun.com | September 14, 2008
THE PROBLEM : Tree branches obscure a maximum-vehicle-height sign at a bridge in a Baltimore park. THE BACKSTORY: St. Lo Drive curves through Clifton Park from Harford Road, past the golf course and the Lake Clifton high school campus. Unfortunately, more than one truck driver beguiled by the scenery - or perhaps watching for errant golf balls - has distractedly driven a tall vehicle into a railroad bridge while traveling south toward St. Lo's intersection with Sinclair Lane. "I've seen two different drivers in misery for not knowing that bridge was too low for their truck," said Albert Blakeney, who called Watchdog in July.
NEWS
November 7, 2007
Online option at imaging center Anne Arundel Diagnostics, the radiology and diagnostic imaging provider of Anne Arundel Health System Inc., allows patients to make requests for appointments online at its new Web site, www.AnneArundelDiagnostics.com. The site includes a form for patients to provide basic information, such as the kind of examination needed, the physician's name and the most convenient location for the appointment. Information is secure and protected, and can be viewed only by the customer service representative fielding the request.
NEWS
By Andrew A. Green and Andrew A. Green,Sun reporter | July 14, 2007
Everything must go! From desks to Dictaphones, TVs to tea trays and Weed Eaters to whiffle bats, Gov. Martin O'Malley wants to sell it all. All the jetsam of state government is sitting in a warehouse in Jessup, a 60,000-square-foot collection of the mundane and bizarre that has been up for sale to the public for decades. But as part of its search for inefficiencies in state government, the O'Malley administration figured out that to warehouse the stuff costs as much as - and some years, more than - the state gets from selling it. Not to mention that the warehouse and its 9.3 acres of land are assessed at $2.4 million, cash the state could use as it tries to close a $1.5 billion budget shortfall.