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Two brothers and Essex woman charged in triple shooting
After fighting with the father of her child, an Essex woman contacted her boyfriend and his brother, who shot and killed him, and injured two others at a Middle River bus stop last month, Baltimore County police said. Michael Desmon Martin, 22, Mikal A....
Tags: Murder, Prince George's County, Theft, Lombard Street, Essex (Baltimore, Maryland)
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Jewish families donate leavened food in observation of Passover
Passover is seen traditionally as a holiday of the spring, not usually marked by snow. But Howard Kaplan and his wife, Roberta, of Baltimore, wouldn't let Monday's inclement conditions deter them from coming to the Pimlico Race Course to dispose of...
Tags: Breads, Pimlico Race Course, Judaism, Passover, Egypt
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At start of Passover, Baltimore congregants embrace message of peace
As members of the B'nai Israel Congregation in downtown Baltimore on Sunday discussed preparations for the start of Passover, they also reflected on President Barack Obama's recent visit to Israel. "It was a wonderful thing that the president went to...Tags: Mitt Romney, Israel, Judaism, Barack Obama, Passover
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Kathleen M. Zeidler, legal secretary
Kathleen M. Zeidler, a retired legal secretary and homemaker, died Friday of complications from Alzheimer's disease at a Kensington assisted-living facility. The longtime Roland Park resident was 85.
The daughter of a veterinarian and a homemaker, Ruth...Tags: Haddam, Roland Park, Family, Odenton, Alzheimer's Disease
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'Moment' is here for rabbi, Fulton congregation at Temple Isaiah
Temple Isaiah has had just three rabbis since it was founded in 1973. Stephen Fuchs led the reform temple from 1973 to 1986, and Mark J. Panoff was its rabbi from 1986 through 2012. The third is Craig Axler, who moved to Howard County from Pennsylvania to...
Tags: Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, State University of New York, New York City, Judaism, Francis I
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Harford to celebrate Palm Sunday, Passover
Beginning Sunday, Harford County's Christian and Jewish residents will usher in a week of some of the most important observances of their respective faiths. For Christians, Sunday is Palm Sunday, which marks the beginning of Holy Week, when the last...Tags: Judaism, Religious Festivals, Slavery, Christianity, Passover Seder
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Why can't the Ravens play on Rosh Hashana?
I read with interest about the conflict between the Ravens' season opener and a Baltimore Orioles game scheduled to be played during the heat of the pennant race ("Scheduling conflict leaves NFL season opener here up in the air," March 19). As I...
Tags: National Football League, Judaism, Religious Festivals, Baltimore Ravens, Easter
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Middle school students hope to 'be' best spellers [Cockeysville]
Sara Gray, seventh-grader, and Ben Kanzanzides, sixth-grader, will represent Cockeysville Middle School at the 8th annual Baltimore Spelling Bee. The Bee is sponsored by Learn It Systems in partnership with the Josephine B. Scheffenacker Trust. The...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Washington, DC, Students, Schools, Elementary Schools
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Two arrested during Laurel sobriety checkpoint on St. Patrick's Day weekend
Laurel Police reported 508 vehicles passed through the department's St. Patrick's Day weekend sobriety checkpoint at Route 1 northbound and Main Street, and there were two arrests. One person was arrested and charged with driving under the influence, and...Tags: Prosecution, Police Arrests, St. Patrick's Day
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New Grand Prix of Baltimore ticket plan allows kids to watch for free
When tickets to the third Grand Prix of Baltimore went on sale in December, race promoter Race On announced a drastic drop in the price for junior tickets. Now, some kids can watch for free. Race On announced Tuesday a revised ticket plan -- one already...
Tags: Labor Day, Auto Racing, Grand Prix of Baltimore
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Community chorus sings out for new members [Carney]
Anniversary congratulations to Beatrice and Rodney Hoban, of Parkville, who celebrated their 38th year of togetherness on Feb. 16. Even though the Christmas season 2012 is now ancient history, let's catch up on a special holiday happening at the...Tags: Parkville, Harford Road, Perry Hall, Music, Edenwald
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Catonsville's annual fundraising dance for July 4 canceled
Last week's cancellation of the annual Dance for the 4th that had been scheduled for April 6 at the Catonsville Armory on Mellor Avenue means the Catonsville July 4th Committee will have to make some changes in its efforts to support Catonsville's...
Tags: Catonsville, Entertainment Events, Halloween, Festive Events, Dance
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