Day: June 28, 2010

State Roundup June 28, 2010

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DEPAZZO DIES: Lou DePazzo, a former member of the House of Delegates and the Baltimore County Council, died Friday, Bryan Sears reports for Patuxent Publishing. Read Tricia Bishop's obituary on DePazzo here in the Sun. ELMORE DIES: Del. Page Elmore died Saturday of...

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State Roundup June 28, 2010

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