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Articles in Jun 8, 2002 issue of Daily Record, The (Baltimore)

• Rockville-based MaxCyte leaves nest to go it alone in gene therapy
  by Karen Buckelew
• Town of Mount Airy extends its development moratorium
  by Jill Cortright
• Michael C. Whitehill honored for his 30 yrs. of service to McCrone
  by Staff
• Columbia-based PCA Group names Caroline Sherman business development
  by Staff
• Commentary: Popular donor-advised funds benefit donors, charities
  by Dena Shapiro Frenkel
• Commentary: Popular donor-advised funds benefit donors, charities
  by Special to The Daily Record
• Medical Center's labor team ranked among best in region
  by Jill Cortright
• Holy Cross Hospital opens pain management center
  by Jill Cortright
• Two conservation easements acquired to prevent development of
  by Staff
• Towson Business Assn. selects Doordan as exec. director
  by Staff
• Baltimore-based Kimball Construction promotes Carol Kimball to CFO
  by Staff
• Systems Alliance appoints Fred Funk as VP of operations
  by Staff
• Baltimore woman finds success running firm that markets promotional
  by Neil R.G. Young
• Briefs: Auctioneer is Businesswoman of the Year+
  by Daily Record Business Writer
• Interview with exec. director of the MD Science Center
  by Mark Cheshire
• New 18-hole golf course open for play in Denton
  by Jill Cortright
• Garrett County to open business/tech incubator
  by Jill Cortright
• Struever Bros. Eccles & Rouse Inc. renovating Frederick's Francis
  by Staff
• Ann F. von Forthuber, CAI, recognized as Businesswoman of the Year
  by Staff
• Owings Mills-based Aether Systems nominates four new members to board
  by Staff
• Donald R. Vogt Sr. appointed to board of Baltimore/Washington
  by Staff
• Briefs: $800K lawsuit against auto dealer settled+
  by Staff
• Baltimore woman finds success running firm that markets promotional
  by Special to The Daily Record
• Howard Community College renames biz training center
  by Jill Cortright
• Acterna's new module will expand Ethernet services into metro
  by Staff
• Tammera Bolsh, of Annapolis, is the winner of the Mrs. Maryland
  by Staff
• Brian B. Dembeck appointed interim exec. director of Johns Hopkins
  by Staff
• Commentary: Charitable giving - Where's the good news?
  by Betsy Nelson
• Grotech Capital Group sells Yorkshire Global Restaurants
  by Nancy Kercheval
• US Filter moves local office from Timonium to Towson
  by Jill Cortright
• Mind Over Machines promotes Dmitry Cherches to program director, adds
  by Staff
• Commentary: Safe investments during a bear market
  by Julius Westheimer
• ARINC wins extension of contract with FAA
  by Jill Cortright
• Former Allfirst Bank trader Rusnak indicted by Baltimore grand jury
  by Staff
• Md. Legal Briefs: June 8, 2002
  by Staff
• Dr. Richard P. Streett Jr. appointed by Md. governor to Md. Higher
  by Staff
• Enterprise Fund gets respect from private investors
  by Bob Keaveney
• The re-invention of Billy Murphy
  by Joe Surkiewicz
• Carroll Community College expands, updates identity
  by Jill Cortright
• St. Mary's County holds electronic recycling event
  by Jill Cortright
• Rockville-based Intronn Inc. names Mariano A. Garcia-Blanco, M.D.,
  by Staff
• Orioles TV Network ready for 24/7 sports coverage
  by Bruce Miller
• Commentary: Charitable giving - Where's the good news?
  by Special to The Daily Record
• Wingate Inn to open in Riverside next week
  by Jill Cortright
• State funds approved for new regional park
  by Staff
• Borders Books and Music to open store in Salisbury next spring
  by Staff
• YMCA of Central Md. honors volunteers
  by Staff
• Elkridge-based Optinel Systems recruits William Pizii as VP of
  by Staff
• Letters to the Editor - June 8, 2002
  by Sen. Gloria Lawlah
• Letters to the Editor - June 8, 2002
  by Special to The Daily Record
• Lawsuit seeks recovery of $691M from Allfirst Bank's directors and
  by Staff
• Centerpoint to introduce market-rate rentals to retail area
  by Staff
• Greater Baltimore Committee elects execs from top Baltimore-area
  by Staff
• Terror attacks bring added scrutiny to money laundering schemes
  by Todd Karpovich
• Commentary: Is Balto. mayor aiming for presidency?
  by Mark Cheshire
• Dimensions Healthcare to use Rockvillle-based DrFirst.com service
  by Jill Cortright
• Baltimore's Mayor O'Malley to forego gov's race
  by Staff
• St. Paul Cos. elects GBC board member John MacColl as vice chairman
  by Staff