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Gas prices could slide closer to $3 by end of the year, experts predict
- Will a gallon of gas ever cost $3.10 again?
- Will a gallon of gas ever cost $3.10 again?
Homeowners optimistic as values fall, report says
- Ask how the local or the national residential real estate market is doing, and most homeowners will talk of doom and gloom. But ask them if their own home value is sliding, and their answer is simple: not my house.
Annual ‘Madden’ release a sales touchdown
- So what if the kickoff of football season is still three weeks away? The new “Madden” is out.
- So what if the kickoff of football season is still three weeks away? The new “Madden” is out.
Verizon, union agree on new contract, avoid strike
- Verizon, the Communications Workers of America and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers on Sunday reached new three-year contract agreements, avoiding a possible strike, the parties announced.
ViPS Inc. to keep headquarters in Towson
- High-end health care technology firm ViPS Inc. has signed a seven-year lease extension for its headquarters offices in downtown Towson, Baltimore County officials said today.
Iguana Cantina continues college nights despite cease-and-desist agreement
- A downtown Baltimore bar has continued operating under-21 college nights despite a 2006 cease-and-desist agreement with the city’s liquor board, records show.
Home prices continue slide in July
- Home prices in the Baltimore metro area in July continued their downward slide for a ninth straight month, falling 2.46 percent from the year before, according to data released today.
State appoints sports marketing chief
- It’s going to be a busy weekend for Terry Hasseltine.
Sparrows Point owner completes purchase of W.Va. steelmaker
- OAO Severstal, owner of the Sparrows Point steel mill in Baltimore County, has completed a $775 million acquisition of Esmark Inc., a West Virginia-based steel manufacturer, the company announced Tuesday.
Familiar arguments resurfacing around new Calvert Cliffs reactor
- The nuclear reactor would be cutting edge, but so far the discussion around its construction is the same debate that has raged for three decades.
- The nuclear reactor would be cutting edge, but so far the discussion around its construction is the same debate that has raged for three decades.
Majority favor new Calvert Cliffs reactor
- Residents and ministers, business leaders and elected officials all voiced support Monday night for a third reactor at Calvert Cliffs Nuclear Power Plant during a public hearing held a few miles from the plant.
Hearings begin on third Calvert Cliffs nuclear reactor
- At 4 a.m. March 28, 1979, the main pumps feeding water to a cooling system at Three Mile Island Nuclear Generating Station failed.
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