The AP in Maryland/Delaware

Associated Press
Maryland/ Delaware

Chief of Bureau
Denise Cabrera
dcabrera@ap.org

Services & Technology Manager
Kenneth Berger
kberger@ap.org

News Editor
Amanda Kell
akell@ap.org

Staff Photographer
Christopher Gardner
cgardner@ap.org

Broadcast Editor
Todd Hallidy
thallidy@ap.org

Sports Editor
David Ginsburg
dginsburg@ap.org
sptswtr@aol.com

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The Associated Press in Maryland
218 N. Charles St.
Suite 330
Baltimore, Md. 21201-4019

News and Photos
410-837-8315
800-284-3524
410-837-4291 (Fax)

Services & Technology
410-837-6809
800-453-9451

New York City:
450 West 33rd St.
New York, NY 10001
212-621-1670

Sports:
212-621-1630

Wide World Photos:
212-621-1930

June Photo of the Month

By Lloyd Fox, The Baltimore Sun

Jordan Prince, the son of Sgt. 1st Class Neil A. Prince, is kissed by Maj. Evelyn Sangster-Barnes, a family friend, after funeral services at the Aberdeen Proving Ground in Aberdeen, Md., Tuesday, June 21, 2005. Prince, a native of Jamaica who grew up in Baltimore, was killed by a roadside bomb in Iraq on June 11. (AP Photo/The Baltimore Sun, Lloyd Fox)

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