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• Homicide victim was family man, boxer

• Slick roadways cause morning crashes

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BUSINESS

• Expanding boat company seeks new emissions permit
	In these tough economic times, one Annapolis boatbuilder is staying afloat - and then some. Performance Cruising, on Edgewood Road along Back Creek, ...

• Dillon's to continue bus route cut by state

• Baltimore hotels do brisk business

REGION

• Baltimore city councilwoman, developer indicted

• Obama's 'Hope' portrait goes to Smithsonian
	WASHINGTON — Even before he takes office, President-elect Barack Obama's image will become part of the permanent collection at the National Po ...

• Feds say inauguration attractive terrorist target

• Bridges, streets being closed for inauguration

• Dulles rail wins approval from Bush administration

• Trooper robbed during poker game retires

• Region Digest

• Maryland Lottery

FOR THE RECORD

• Homicide victim was family man, boxer
	The first homicide victim of the year in Annapolis was a longtime city resident and boxer who was devoted to his family and loved sports, family members ...

• Police Beat for January 8

• Building Permits

• Drinking & Driving

• Grading Permits

• Property Sold

• Unserved Warrants

GOVERNMENT

• Del. Costa's 'listening tour' includes 2 town hall meetings

• Pipkin proposes Bay Bridge 'Bill of Rights'

• Steele takes part in debate for RNC chairman

• Board of Public Works approves $14.4 million land deal

• State shifting some inmates, guards to cut costs

SCHOOLS

• Report: $3.4B pays off for schools
	State leaders descended on Annapolis High School's auditorium yesterday to announce that heavily funding Maryland's public schools for the past ...

• Honor Roll: Annapolis Middle School

• School Digest

SPORTS

• Morgan upends Terps
	COLLEGE PARK - It was all beginning to come together. Maryland had just staged an 18-2 run to grab a 14-point lead against stubborn Morgan State with 12 ...

• BCS showdown: Sooner or Gator?

• Harvard makes grade against No. 17 BC

• College Roundup

• College Schedule

• College Basketball Scores

• Ryan: 'I know I'm a great football coach'

• Ravens Notebook: Ravens looking to crash Titans' Smash N' Dash

• Titans getting back top 2 pass rushers for Ravens

• Mangini lands with Browns; Cowboys release Pacman

NAVAL ACADEMY SPORTS

• Navy sweetens contract deal for Niumatalolo

HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS

• Broadneck girls on a roll
	It took the Broadneck girls basketball team just eight games to match last year's win total, and the Bruins did it in convincing fashion with a 69-2 ...

• Dominating Double Dose
	Two constants have roamed the Archbishop Spalding wrestling room over the last four years, and they're never far apart. Jeff Yeatman and Jordan C ...

• Prep Roundup: Freshman guides AACS past Gilman

• Old Mill secures impressive win

• Prep Schedule

OUTDOORS

• Chesapeake Sportsman: Bringing up a Chessie pup
	What a difference a week makes in the waterfowl game. On New Year’s Day, ice jutted out like shattered glass from the shore of the upper bay creek ...

• Running: Go extra mile with 2009 goals

• Outdoors: Indoor shows just a part of game as outdoors action remains heated

BOATING AND SAILING

• Hutchinson picked as top sailor
	Terry Hutchinson has been considered one of the world's finest professional sailors for many years. Yesterday, the Harwood native received some majo ...

ENTERTAINMENT

• PEOPLE IN THE NEWS

• Behind the Microphones

• The Best in Pop and Rock

• Music Box: Classy Livingston Taylor returns to Rams Head
	Here we are, back after a wonderful holiday season and a year brimming with great music. There has never been a better time for seeing live music ...

• After Dark: The holidays are over, but happy times roll on
	There's quite a buzz around town right now, as the town cleans up from the holidays and readies itself for the legislative session, inaugural fes ...

• Dining Out: Good food, big portions and lots of fun at Kyoto

• Movie Review: 'Bride Wars' missing laughs
	The big problem with the romantic comedy "Bride Wars" seems as plain as the opening credits. This movie about "the best day in a girl& ...

• Movie Review: 'Gran Torino' an amiable, amusing sociology lesson
	The racist, homophobic "Dirty Harry" Callahan has retired in Detroit. Sgt. Highway of "Heartbreak Ridge" may not wear his stripes, b ...

LIFESTYLE

• Tending to tiny teeth
	At the Nolan household, good dental hygiene is as easy as A, B, C. Lisa Nolan sings the alpha- bet with her children as they brush their teeth, with ...

NEIGHBORHOODS

ANNAPOLIS

• Our Legacy: Gaining a better understanding of our American flag

SEVERNA PARK

• Around the Park: New Year's dip raises money for Chesapeake Bay Foundation
	The deep chill of the Arctic came to the community of Stewart's Landing on New Year's Day by way of the annual Penguin Plunge. The event brou ...

• Severna Park Chamber plans installation dinner, other events

SOUTH COUNTY

• Around South County: Frigid waters attract courageous to North Beach Polar Bear Plunge
	More than 175 people took a dip in the frigid Chesapeake Bay on New Year's Day as part of North Beach's Polar Bear Plunge. The air was a bris ...

• Funny money surfaces in Edgewater

OPINION

• Our Say: Sprinkler decision a good one, but not cost-free

COLUMNISTS

• Eric Hartley: City police losing a folksy voice

• Relationship Maps: A partner's New Year's resolution

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