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Daily Record News Briefs: October 22, 2008

Patapsco Bank's earnings rise Patapsco Bancorp Inc., of Baltimore, parent company of The Patapsco Bank, announced earnings of $189,000, or 10 cents per diluted share, for its fiscal first quarter ended Sept. 30, compared to earnings of $179,000, or 9 cents per diluted share, for the prior- year period. This represented a 5.6 percent increase in earnings and a 10 percent increase in diluted earnings per share for the period. But the company also said its results were "significantly impacted" b...

Baltimore City Circuit Court Hits Housing Authority of Baltimore City with Mold Verdict

The Housing Authority of Baltimore City must pay more than $300,000 to a former tenant whose lung condition was made worse by the presence of hazardous mold in her home. A jury in Baltimore City Circuit Court deliberated for three hours Monday before awarding Nornita Hyman $3,384 in rental expenses and $300,000 for pain and suffering.

Bad Loans Lead to Another Quarterly Loss for First Mariner in Baltimore

First Mariner Bancorp reported its sixth consecutive quarterly loss Tuesday as nonperforming loans mounted. But, with a $2.282 million net loss in the third quarter, the Baltimore-based parent of First Mariner Bank bettered its numbers from the corresponding quarter in 2007, when it had a net loss of $3.581 million.

Lauraville Barbeque Owner Letting Customers Pick New Location

Voters may be casting their vote for the country's new president in 13 days, but out in Lauraville, restaurant owner Jay Belle is holding another election that's a little more near and dear to his heart. Belle, the founder of Alabama BBQ Co. on Harford Road, is pondering two potential sites to relocate his restaurant next year and is putting the choices up to a vote by his customers. Faced with size constraints and Baltimore City zoning regulations that force him to do most of his grilling of...

Rapper Ends Hearing in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Baltimore with Hugs, Tears

After hearing teary testimony from her ex-husband's current wife, singer/reality show star Pepa decided, when it came to her real estate company's fraud allegations against the other woman, not to "Push It." "I'm a mother; she's a mother. Fine, let it go," Sandra "Pepa" Denton told her lawyer as they returned to their seats following a brief conference in the hallway.