• J's Sports Cafe loses its liquor license (f)
  Lighthouse Seafood Restaurant [aka J's Sports Cafe], the new eatery occupying the site of J’s Sports Café in south Laurel, will not be able to sell alcohol after the county Board of License Commissioners voted May 2 not to renew the bar’s liquor license. May 10, 2007
  with club crime jcafe local nearby news regional violence
• J's Sports Cafe loses Liquor License (f)
  The Prince George's County Board of License Commissioners revoked the liquor license of J's Sports Café on Route 197 at a May 2 protest hearing, during which more than 50 elected officials and area residents showed up to voice their opposition to the controversial establishment. May 10, 2007
  with club crime jcafe local nearby news regional violence
• J's Sports Cafe Mar 14 Liquor Board Hearing Recap (f)
  the Liquor Board fined J's Sports Cafe $10,000 and, after considerable discussion, decided to not suspend its liquor license.
  with club crime jcafe local nearby news regional violence
• J's sports cafe now open in Laurel April 2004 (f)
  David Wilder's grandfather had a powerful influence on his life, and visitors to the new J's Sports Café in South Laurel will be able to share in that influence. The café, located in Crystal Plaza, opens for business today at 11 a.m. April 22, 2004
  with club crime jcafe nearby regional violence
• J's Sports Cafe to open without liquor license (f)
  The owners of J's Sports Cafe on Route 197 will not appeal the Prince George's County Board of License Commissioner's May 2 decision to revoke the controversial club's liquor license. May 31, 2007
  with crime crystal development jcafe local nearby news plaza regional restaurants
• J’s keeps liquor license, gives up live music (f)
  A South Laurel nightclub whose parking lot has been the site of three fatal shootings in less than three years and faced the possible revocation of its liquor license, gave up its right to host live entertainment and patron dancing on Wednesday. Mar 15, 2007
  with club crime jcafe local nearby news regional violence
• Jack LaLanne
  A Fitness Icon Keeps His Juices Flowing (f)
  with health people
• Jan 26-28 Buddhist Peace Delegation End the War Now (p)(f)
  * Jan 26: Meditation/Teach-in with Bhante Suhita Dharma, David Loy, and others * Jan 27: Peace March * Jan 28: Training Day * Jan 29: Lobbying Day
  with action events iraq now
• Jesus Without The Miracles
  Thomas Jefferson`s Bible and the Gospel of Thomas ERIK REECE / Harper`s Magazine v.311, n.1867 1dec2005 (p)(f)
  with spirituality
• Jiang Taigong: The Supreme Strategist (p)(f)
  Meeting King Wen
  with fishing hookless
• John G. Roberts Dossier (p)(f)
  with government reform
• Johnson Asks Ministers To Take Roll On Hospitals - washingtonpost.com (f)
  Prince George's County Executive Jack B. Johnson (D) has suggested that the Collective Banking Group, which represents some of the most powerful ministers, have a role in selecting the board of directors for Dimensions Healthcare, the company that runs the county's hospital system. Aug 2, 2007
  with and government pg religion schools
• Joint Dispute (p)(f)
  with health
• JS8 Media -ReelBean (p)(f)
  JS8 Media develops software applications for Mac OS X. ReelBean is a powerful but inexpensive movie converter, player and editor, with many pro video and audio features and is available for download now. It converts videos to many formats, including iPod, MPEG-4, QuickTime, AVI, etc, and can extract individual video and audio tracks to new files. Oct 2006
  with computer stuff
• Judge Approves Deal to Let Clubs Stay Open (f)
  A Prince George's County judge signed off on a deal today that will allow several clubs and bars shuttered last week to remain open while the county officials negotiate security plans with owners at each of the clubs. April 3, 2007
  with club crime local nearby news regional violence
• Judge Hears Arguments in Spy Program Case (p)(f)
  Government attorneys continued Monday to argue that state secrets would be breached if a lawsuit challenging President Bush's domestic spying program is heard in federal court. July 10, 2006
  with civil government nsa reform rights
• Judge in 'intelligent design' case reflects (p)(f)
  A federal judge who outlawed the teaching of "intelligent design" in science class told graduates at Dickinson College that the nation's founders saw religion as the result of personal [free, rational] inquiry, not church doctrine. May 25, 2006
  with and government religion
• Judge John Roberts - Interactive Overview (p)(f)
  PFAW "The Facts about Judge Roberts" candidate for Supreme Court Chief justice. SaveTheCourt.org Sep 19, 2005 and updates
  with government reform
• Judge Orders a Review of BGE Rate-Relief Plan (p)(f)
  A Baltimore judge ruled yesterday that the state's embattled utility regulators failed to act "in the public interest or with fairness to customers" when they approved a plan to ease Maryland households into higher electricity rates this summer. May 31, 2006;
  with local news
• Judge refuses to halt suit against U.S. spy agency (p)(f)
  U.S. District Judge Anna Diggs Taylor says she will go ahead with hearings in a legal challenge to a warrantless domestic surveillance program run by the National Security Agency. The Bush administration says hearings in the lawsuit would reveal state secrets that affect national security. Diggs Taylor also criticized the Justice Department for failing to respond to the Jan. 18 legal challenge, The Detroit News said. June 2, 2006
  with nsa

Bookmarks 721 - 740 « Previous Next »