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The bloodiest day: The legacy of Antietam
One hundred fifty years ago today, two great armies clashed in a titanic struggle that would decide the fate of a nation. "Around a cornfield and a little white Dunker church, around a stone bridge and in a pasture lane worn by cow paths, surged a human...
Tags: Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Battle of Antietam, American Civil War (1861-1865), Landforms, Abraham Lincoln
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Good fences made for good neighbors in 1912
100 Years Ago Of-fensive neighbors In the Howard County courthouse column: "After the completion of the criminal docket, the civil docket was taken up and the first case on it was the one of Curtis vs. Thompson. This grew out of a dispute over a...Tags: Howard County, Hampton Roads, Summits, Heads of State, Robert Frost
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Columbia
Special to baltimoresun.comThe People Tree, a golden starburst sculpture situated on the edge of man-made Lake Kittamaqundi in the heart of Columbia, is a fitting symbol of the community's fundamental principles of diversity, equality and camaraderie. It was these extant pillars of...Tags: Middle Schools, Bodies of Water, Rivers, Schools, Edward Norton
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The Nitty Gritty on Columbia
Special to Baltimoresun.comBoundaries: Bordered roughly by Route 108 to the north and west, Route 32 to the south and I-95 to the east, Columbia's villages extend slightly beyond its northern and southern boundaries. Claim to fame: Bizarre street and community names like Satan...Tags: Linthicum, Strawberries, Starbucks Corp., Edward Norton, Personal Service
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Here, homecomings are commonplace
Special to The SunFor Karen Blue, moving to the Village of Oakland Mills in Columbia was a homecoming. After growing up in the community, she left at age 20 and lived in a variety of neighborhoods in the Baltimore area. There were Woodbine, Baltimore City, New...Tags: Family, John Dos Passos, Children, Teaching and Learning, U.S. Postal Service
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Residential area has roads to keep it that way
Special to The SunAll roads lead to Kings Contrivance, but few go through this village in Columbia. And for resident Vic Baffa, that's one of the things that makes the area special. At the southeastern edge of Columbia, Kings Contrivance is easily accessed by U.S. 29...Tags: Guilford (Baltimore, Maryland), Family, Death, Restaurants, Dining and Drinking
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Class of finalists
CHICAGO Deanna Pirpiris, Chicago, Taft High School NORTH & WEST SUBURBS Courtney Ackerman, Wilmette, New Trier Township High School Leila Ayoub, Arlington Heights, Buffalo Grove High School Emily Bartusiak, Lake Forest, Woodlands Academy of...Tags: Roman Catholicism, Judges, Justice System, Financial Aid, Dwayne Johnson
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Walk This Way! links readers to Lehigh Valley trails
It launched softly, almost silently, like the inaudible patter that Carl Sandburg called the fog that comes in on little cat feet. The Morning Call's "Walk This Way!" campaign, sponsored by Highmark, began more than two months ago as a way to...
Tags: Road Running, United Way , Google+, Allentown, Marketing
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Prep sports profile: Eric Pontow
A state tournament-tested tennis player for Carl Sandburg High School, Eric Pontow hopes to improve upon his past success. Previously named second team all-state, the senior is working to earn first team recognition this season. Head coach Brian...
Tags: Nintendo Company Ltd., Hobbies, Tennis
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Skyhawks set for national tournament
Daily Gazette, Sterling, Ill.Kaiti Mathey initially attended the University of Iowa, but it wasn't for her. A few weeks later, she was enrolled at Sauk Valley Community College and a walk-on member of the Skyhawks softball team. That was last school year. This year, the West...Tags: College Sports, Colleges and Universities
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Hans M. Wuerth: 'Where they burn books, they will ultimately burn people'
When on Jan. 30, 1933, then-German President Hindenburg appointed Hitler as the country's chancellor, it changed German as well as world history. Twelve years later, Hitler ended his own life, but not before millions of victims had perished. Several...
Tags: Teaching and Learning, New York City, Nazi Party, Students, Fine Artists
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Students walk to remember
As they prepare for the annual Relay for Life, many students in Consolidated High School District 230 are remembering the loved ones they lost to cancer. That's what spurred Barrie Chileen, a senior at Carl Sandburg High School, to earn financial...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Students, Relay for Life, Breast Cancer, Health Organizations
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