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Laurel's Bill Vaughan finds a new career behind the lens
Bill Vaughan, of North Laurel, has gone from being part of the excitement to watching it through a camera lens. The son of a firefighter, Vaughan spent 28 years with the Montgomery County Fire Department and reached the level of master firefighter before...
Tags: Oriole Park at Camden Yards, White House, Sports Illustrated, George W. Bush, Dylan Bundy
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Thomas W. "Tom" Cooney
Thomas W. "Tom" Cooney, a retired architect and a highly regarded fly fisherman who also enjoyed teaching the sport, died Aug. 10 of pulmonary fibrosis at his Bel Air home. He was 75. The son of an electrical engineer and a homemaker, Thomas William...
Tags: Parkville, Fishing, Johns Hopkins University, Harford Road, Harford County
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Photo of arrest provides lasting image for teen's family
About the series: As The Baltimore Sun commemorates its 175th anniversary, we revisit the subjects of our most iconic photographs, describing where their lives have led them since their moments in The Sun.
Deborah Tate is often reminded of her son,...Tags: Baltimore County, Memorial Stadium, Murder, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Robert Earl
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Photographers see the light at Meeting House Gallery
Members of the Central Maryland Photographers Guild shed light on their subjects in the aptly titled group show "Capturing the Light" at the Meeting House Gallery in the Oakland Mills Interfaith Center. Most of these photographers are working outdoors,...
Tags: New York City, Central Park, Inner Harbor, Harbor East, Arts
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Battle with traffic cameras intensifies as new technology arrives
COLLEGE PARK — As the number of speed cameras and red light cameras on Maryland roads grows, frustrated drivers can turn to any number of technologies to avoid automated tickets. Drivers have used sprays, reflective license plate covers and even...Tags: Howard County, Arts
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Cynthia Earl Kerman, Villa Julie professor
Cynthia Earl Kerman, a retired Villa Julie College faculty member who wrote biographies of a Quaker economist and a Harlem Renaissance writer, died of pneumonia July 22 at the Glen Meadows retirement community. She was 89 and had lived in Lauraville....Tags: Colleges and Universities, University of Michigan, Islamabad (Pakistan), Pakistan, World War II (1939-1945)
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John Cheney Wood, artist
John Cheney Wood, a Baltimore artist who worked in a variety of media, died July 20 of advanced Parkinson's disease at his summer home and studio in Ithaca, N.Y.
The Mount Washington resident was 90.
The son of a master carpenter and an executive...Tags: Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Parkinson's Disease, Colleges and Universities, Syracuse University, Concord (Staten Island, New York)
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Commentary: Getting back to sports, leaving behind the serious stuff
I think the most cynical, and funniest, thing I've heard spoken by a co-worker during my time as a journalist came from a photographer (I'm not saying who it was or what newspaper they work for), who said, "I don't know why bother writing long,...Tags: Tim Wakefield, Polk State College, Baseball, Coastal Carolina University , Arts
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Engaged: Nola Dobratz and Christian Martin
Wedding Day: August 18, 2012 Her story: Nola Dobratz, 33, grew up in Chicago, Ill. She lives in Fells Point and is marketing director for Radcliffe Jewelers. Her father, Walter Dobratz, is deceased. Her mother, Nola Dobratz, is a retired accountant. His...
Tags: Restaurants, Prada, Rentals, Pikesville, Fells Point
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Man fatally shot in Mid-Town lived nearby
The man who died after a shooting early Friday near the Belvedere Hotel was a photographer who had moved to Mount Vernon from Gettysburg in April and was a friend of the second victim, according to police and people who knew him. Joseph Alexander...Tags: Johns Hopkins Hospital, Shootings, Mount Vernon, Hospitals and Clinics, Rentals
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'Real Housewives of New York City' recap: Episode 11, Drama and parties
There were too many parties in this week's episode of"The Real Housewives of New York City,"which meant too many opportunities for catfights to break out. But before we can get into the drama at the parties, we must backtrack to the various moments...
Tags: New York City, Trips and Vacations, The Real Housewives of New York City (tv program), Arts
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Library Journey Stories exhibit a big success
The Harford County Public Library's Journey Stories exhibit, a partnership with the Smithsonian and county's community services department, was a success, library representatives say. It was the first time the library system had teamed up with...Tags: Dodge, Recreational and Sporting Goods Industry, Libraries, Authors, Arts
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