 The 2010 Maryland Special Olympics Summer Games start this Friday, but 98 Rock's Mickey Cucchiella says he's hoping to raise $500,000 by the next Polar Bear Plunge.
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 The Bryn Mawr Little School's efforts to protect the Earth have won them a hefty donation. Teachers encouraged students to enter a video contest promoting their awareness of Earth Day.
 Opening statements were given Tuesday in the trial of a police officer accused in the 2008 shooting death of a man outside a Dollar General Store.
 Baltimore police said they've arrested an 81-year-old man in the choking death of his 83-year-old wife at their home.
 Meanwhile, the City Council is also currently considering imposing a new 8 percent tax on the energy bills of manufacturing firms.
 The Baltimore City Council approved Monday night six bills expected to generate more than $20 million.
 Baltimore County lawmakers said they are scaling back on their attempts to crack down on sex shops in residential neighborhoods.
 Anne Arundel County held its annual awards banquet presented by the county's fire safety foundation.
 The 2010 Special Olympics Summer Games kicks off on Friday with a block party and opening ceremonies at Towson University. Athletes from around the state will compete in a variety of sports.
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