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MD Poli10: Mark Spencer is Running for State's Attorney in Prince George's County:
Currently the Inspector General for the Prince George's County Police, long-time public servant Spencer has his sights on higher office Read in Full >>

Congrats to Attorney Granville Templeton,Esquire of Monumental Bar:
Local attorney becomes head of Baltimore's black law organization Read in Full >>

Meet Attorney William Buie, III:
NE Baltimore's own striving to make a difference and providing expert legal representation Read in Full >>

TGR: BMORENEWS Exclusive: Omarosa and J. Wyndal?:

J. Wyndal Gordon, the outstanding attorney from Prince George's County who practices law in Maryland, was captured with Omarosa at an event last week in the District. Omarosa is the celeb who attained stardom on "The Apprentice."

Are these two a couple? Inquiring minds want to know!

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Mark Spencer For State's Attorney Kick-off Fundraiser:
Mark Spencer Fundraiser Read in Full >>

Baltimore City State's Attorney Pat Jessamy Speaks at March Soiree '09:
Mrs. Jessamy is "responsible for prosecuting crime" Read in Full >>

Attorney David F. Albright. Jr. of Bennett & Albright, Baltimore:
Bennett & Albright fight for their clients, including those who have suffered from lead poisoning Read in Full >>

Attorney Granville Templeton:
Baltimore-based attorney discusses his law firm, Barack Obama, agenda for 2009, and commercial now airing on television Read in Full >>

TGR: Rohrbaugh's Witch-Hunt: Was It Worth It?:

Nonetheless, State Prosecutor Robert A. Rohrbaugh (a Republican appointee by former Governor Robert Ehrlich) is out to make a point. According to Arnold Weiner, Esquire, owner of the firm representing Madame President, the State Prosecutor has an ax to grind and is apparently on some desperate mission in search of front-page headlines and to take out white-collar criminals.

The irony is, while he is chasing the mayor, there are so many individuals more worthy of his attention – like criminals.

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Pt. II - Mayor Dixon, Attorney Weiner Respond to Charges of Corruption:
Conclusion of press conference which address indictment of Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon Read in Full >>

1.9.09 Press Conference: Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon's Response to Indictment:
Mayor Sheila Dixon and Arnold Weiner, Esquire speak to charges of corruption Read in Full >>

Granville Templeton, Esquire Speaks on Economy, Obama:
Attorney Templeton discusses how to stay in business in these difficult times Read in Full >>

Op/Ed: Innocent Lives Hanging in the Balance:

Rarely have the actions of ACLU supporters like you made such a powerful and tangible difference as they have in the life of death row prisoner Troy Davis.

Over the past two weeks, tens of thousands of ACLU activists have demanded justice for Troy. Without that outcry, a man who is most likely innocent may well have been killed by the State of Georgia without any court ever hearing the compelling evidence of his innocence.

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David F. Albright, Jr., Esquire of Bennett & Albright, P.A.:
For legal help with lead poisoning, medical malpractice and other personal injury cases, call Bennett & Albright at 410.727.2168, Located at 200 Court Square Bldg. at 200 E. Lexington St. in Baltimore. Read in Full >>

Jean Fugett, Esquire Gives Update:
Attorney Fugett is one of the featured speakers at the Tuesday, August 19, 2008 HARAMBEE Dinner Club at Milton's Grill, 336 North Charles Street (6 to 8 pm).. Fugett specializes in corporate and entertainment law. Read in Full >>

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TGR: Guest Editorial: Heroes Will Emerge! By Armstrong Williams:
The continuing embarrassing situation became a desperate matter for Ms. Gallo in the Rhode Island public school system. The shameless teachers and administrators boasted an average salary of $72,000 - $78,000 a year in a town where the average salary was only $22,000.Thankfully, Ms. Gallo became fed up and demanded that student results become a priority for these hypocritical and selfish teachers and demanded six changes that she knew would turn around the unaccountability of that school. These changes included: Being subjected to new standards of professional evaluations, adding 25 minutes to the work day, meeting with other professionals weekly for planning sessions, eating lunch with students one day a week, a two-week training session in the summer, and tutoring, occasionally: All of which I am shocked were not a priority and demanded from these teachers in the first place. Read in Full >>

CMS or what?:
Recently, I've had several conversations with clients on the benefits of moving their web sites to a web content management system or CMS. I currently use Wordpress for my web site, but I have also used Joomla, Drupal, Expression Engine, and Simple Updates. For a list and description of some popular CMS software go to CMS Critic, this by no means lists every system, but it does a good overview of many systems. I am a big fan of open-source CMS, but as long as you use one, it will be a good step in the right direction. Read in Full >>

BMORENEWS.com presents The Wayne Curry Soiree on Thurs., March 18th:
To speak, please call 202.756.4865. Read in Full >>

TGR: Walk to Cure Diabetes by Lakrisha White:
My son, Jay, has been living with type 1 diabetes for a little over a year now. He's managing his diabetes with an insulin pump. Last fall he met with Senator Mikulski as part of JDRF's Promise to Remember Me Campaign. The campaign consists of coordinated meetings where children and teen diabetics are able to share their personal stories face-to-face with members of Congress so lawmakers can hear first hand about living with type 1 diabetes. The meetings ensure that research funding continues to be expanded and the needs of those with diabetes are included in legislation. Read in Full >>

TGR: Will Leronia Josey Make County History?:

Baltimore County Councilman Ken Oliver could have his hands full this election season - that is, if Ms. Josey decides to put her bid in for his seat. While Oliver is the first black to serve on the County Council, a loss to Josey would make her the first black woman to serve on the Baltimore County Council - a crew that consists mostly of white males. Move over, guys!

A black president; a possible black governor; seems only logical to me.

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