Local Baltimore Beltway blasting to slow traffic Wednesday night by Jaime Malarkey Traffic on Baltimore’s Beltway could slow to a crawl Wednesday night as crews blast through underground rocks to make way for a new sewer line in Towson, state transportation officials said. Bush’s plan stimulates something - but not what you might think by Al Ortiz Critics say President George Bush’s economic stimulus refunds won’t move America’s massive economy, but one market niche has responded well – online porn. Did Dixon want to hide the affair or the gifts? Johns Hopkins brain surgery hits prime time in science news show Baltimore Police Blotter Westminster man charged with double homicide Wife killer gets 18 years in prison Currie intervened for Shoppers, released e-mails, records show They are my heroes Editorial Maryland: Going out of business? 20 hrs ago If the slate of new income, corporate and sales taxes weren’t enough to deter business from the state, Maryland’s lawsuit climate should be. A new survey labels Maryland the ninth worst legal climate in the United States — dropping from 35th place in 2006. Sports Anchors aweigh for Midshipmen’s 58 plebes by Ron Snyder For Navy football coach Ken Niumatalolo, Induction Day in Annapolis brings as much a sense of relief as it does joy. Idea of Ravens signing Brett too Favre-fetched by Tony Giro How is this for irony? A statue of Johnny Unitas stands outside M&T Bank Stadium, serving as a reminder of the greatest quarterback who ever lived. But inside, the field has become a place where quarterback’s careers go to die. Palace eyes to stop MLS’s Revolution Mark it down: Martin to return to glory Hot Read: Loewen injury leaves void in bullpen Roberts, Rays, D-backs, oh my!

Only on Examiner Maryland: Going out of business? Today's Baltimore Examiner Editorial Bush’s plan stimulates something - but not what you might think The Baltimore Examiner - Latest From The Local Section Memo to Obama: Don’t bring Chicago to office NATIONAL EDITORIAL - The Examiner's viewpoint Withdrawing From Barack EDITORIAL CARTOONS BY NATE BEELER - Commentary from the artist. Business Restaurants appeal to consumers with outdoor options by Andrew Cannarsa and Aleksandra Robinson The region’s restaurants hope the summer months bring more customers through their front doors — then out again to dine outside. Increasing gas, food and energy costs might slow overall consumer traffic, but outdoor seating is still a significant selling point for Baltimore’s Inner Harbor restaurants. Entertainment Queer eye for the hungry guy - Culinary talents set Baltimore aflame by Jessica Novak Food Network fanatics and those who wish for spectator seats in top restaurants’ kitchens will rejoice at the Baltimore’s Chefs and Wine Experience lineup. The event packs into six hours national and local top chefs’ cooking demonstrations, food samples from select area restaurants and caterers, and wine, coffee and spirits samplings. Good Day Baltimore: Maryland Zoo has some Panamanian Gold by Staff Reports Hop over to the zoo today to check out the bounty of animals, including the newly highlighted Panamanian Golden Frog — a hit at the recent Zoomerang fundraiser. Open daily; 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free parking. Maryland Zoo in Baltimore, Druid Hill Park,, Baltimore. 443-552-5275. More from the Newsroom Medicaid to cover minor drug treatment More working poor qualify for state health insurance Al Ortiz: We must learn from Iowa Cal Thomas: England surrenders the rule of law Letters: July 8, 2008 Baltimore Classifieds Jobs Browse all Baltimore employment listings to find your next dream job. more... Autos Used Cars New Cars Find a Dealer Reviews Compare Cars ....More Homes Apartments and Condos, Vacation Property, Mobile Homes, Commercial, Homes and more... Other Miscellaneous, Public Notices, Furniture, Computer, Garage Sales, and more...

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