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Classy vs. sassy: Comparing the Kentucky Derby and Preakness
Sun reporterThe Kentucky Derby and the Preakness are like fraternal twins. Though forever linked, they couldn't be more different. While the Kentucky Derby has staked its reputation to its air of wealth and class, the Preakness has always been more comfortable as...Tags: Terrell Owens, P. Diddy, Equestrian, Spring Break, Kentucky Derby
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Helen H. Quill
Sun reporterHelen H. Quill, a retired seamstress and neighborhood activist, died Friday of cancer at her Southwest Baltimore home. She was 81. Helen Hawkins was born in a Dolphin Street rowhouse and later moved with her family to a home on Tyson Street. From her...Tags: Little League Baseball, Abraham Lincoln, Death and Dying, Roman Catholic, John Fitzgerald Kennedy
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Ira Badham-Adams
Ira V. Badham-Adams, a retired receptionist and longtime member of Sharp Street Memorial United Methodist Church, died of a heart attack May 5 at a hospital in Jersey City, N.J. She was 92. Ira Virginia Badham was born in Baltimore and raised on McCulloh...Tags: University of Maryland Medical Center, Heart Disease, Hospitals and Clinics, Diseases, John Adams
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Teachers vote this week
Sun reporterThe Baltimore Teachers Union election Wednesday features two longtime rivals who have taken each other to court before - and aren't afraid to do so again. Sharon Y. Blake, who is running for president of the union's teacher unit, defeated incumbent...Tags: Elections, Lower House, Parliament, Teaching and Learning, Referenda
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City residents map it out
Sun reporterPeople usually use maps to find their way through unfamiliar physical territory. In a similar but more abstract way, local artists helped community members use the tools to find paths to new social horizons. School 33 Art Center's exhibit Maps On...Tags: Federal Hill, Migration, Walters Art Museum
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Activities
ActivitiesEventsBaltimore Farmers' Market // Opens Sunday for the 2008 season from 8 a.m. until sellout, usually noon, and continues every Sunday through Dec. 21. At Saratoga Street between Holliday and Gay streets, under the Jones Falls Expressway. Go to...Tags: Libraries and Museums, Art Supplies, Cinderella, Public Holidays, Road Transportation
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Rose L. Macer, 77
Rose Louise Macer, a retired uniform presser who was the matriarch of her family, died of heart disease April 29 at Johns Hopkins Hospital. The West Baltimore resident was 77. Born Rose Louise Coplin in Baltimore and raised on Harlem Avenue, she was a...Tags: Randallstown, Heart Disease, Diseases, Johns Hopkins Hospital
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Early on, Obama showed talent for bridging divisions
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterBarack Obama's entry into politics came on a winter morning at the white-columned Harvard Law Review building when, about 2 a.m., a deeply divided editorial staff chose him as the first African American to lead the prestigious publication. It was no...Tags: Laws, Elections, George Bush, Barack Obama, National Government
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Teen charged as adult in shooting
A 15-year-old boy who police said confessed to shooting a man in Annapolis on Monday has been charged as an adult with attempted murder and related charges, Anne Arundel County police said. The boy, identified as Malachi Abayamie Mandala McFarland of the...Tags: Juvenile Delinquency, People, Prosecution, Assault
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In the danger zone
There was something unsettling in the air last Monday at Unity United Methodist Church. It was disturbing for the Rev. Napoleon Rush, not because it was new but because he had seen it before. A funeral was about to begin. Young men were walking in and...Tags: Sheila Dixon, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Murder, Assault
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