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Articles in Mar 28, 2008 issue of Daily Record, The (Baltimore)

• Week in Review
• New life for old cell phones in Baltimore
• Tower plan in Washington County irks National Park Service
• Silver Spring-based Discovery Communications LLC: Lions and tigers
  by Ben Mook
• Maryland marketing firms announce staffing changes: March 28, 2008
• Fingerprint evidence ruled admissible against Howard Co. burglary
  by Barbara Grzincic
• Smoking ban in Maryland may be weakened
• On the Move
• Hanlon joins Villa Julie College in Baltimore
• Foreclosure rise boosts Dolan Media's earnings
  by Ben Mook
• Germantown-based Telkonet, Mainline partnering
• Baltimore office of EEOC settles pregnancy lawsuit
• News Summary - 3/28
• MASN sues Comcast in Baltimore City Circuit Court over blocked
  by Liz Farmer
• Bethesda-based ProFunds Group unveils new ETFs
• Landlords in Baltimore, East Orange, N.J settle with Hud over lead
• Carter joins Annapolis-based Severn Savings Bank FSB
• Hearing judge faults lemon-law firm's supervision of Maryland
  by Caryn Tamber
• House committee in Maryland weighs limits on DNA bill
  by Steve Lash
• Three join Baltimore office of Warschawski
• Rockville-based Vuance Ltd. reports 4th-quarter loss
• Ocean City attractions get a break
• Maryland architecture firms announce staffing changes: March 28,
• Hawkins joins Department of Veterans Affairs Maryland Health Care
• Maryland real estate firms announce staffing changes: March 28, 2008
• Olney-based Sandy Spring Bancorp Inc. exececutive promoted
• Maryland Democratic Rep. Albert Wynn to become partner in law firm
• Marylanders receive awards: March 28, 2008
• Barnum joins Washington-Baltimore Examiner Newspaper Group
• Wells Fargo seeks dismissal of city of Baltimore's suit
  by Brendan Kearney
• State of Maryland, Constellation agree to end dueling lawsuits
  by Danielle Ulman
• University System of Maryland expects 24% growth by '17
• D.C. area's population grows
• Commentary: Tech Talk: A scan in time can zap pre-installed viruses
  by Larry Fiorino
• Two join East Baltimore Development Inc.
• Baltimore Customs Brokers and Forwarders Association names president
• During tax season, accounting firms help employees deal with stress
  by Danielle Ulman
• Four join Maryland-based Melwood
• Suitland songwriter sues hip-hop star
  by Brendan Kearney
• Commentary: Charitable Giving
  by Betsy Nelson
• RealityCharity.com CEO honored
• Computer services tax in Maryland faces uncertain fate in Senate
  by Andy Rosen