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Mount Hebron teacher nominated for NAACP Image Award
Children's book author Jerdine Nolen remembers the first time she saw her name in print. As a second-grader, she wrote a Thanksgiving poem that was published in the school newspaper, and she kept her eyes glued to the pink publication while walking home....Tags: Literature, NAACP Image Awards, NBC (tv network), Loyola University Chicago, Ellicott City
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You slay me
The Baltimore SunIndulge me for a moment while I repeat something I have been trying to get journalists to hear for twenty years. One reason that newspaper journalism has been faltering is the stubborn adherence of journalists to a language no one else uses. The readers...Tags: Newspaper and Magazine, Journalism, Media Industry, Media Industry, Journalism
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Maryland president says AD Anderson is doing 'remarkable job'
The Baltimore SunUniversity of Maryland president Wallace Loh, responding to an editorial in the campus newspaper, said today that Athletic Director Kevin Anderson has his "unqualified support." Loh issued a written statement after The Diamondback's editorial board wrote...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Kevin Anderson, University of Maryland, College Park
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Kevin Van Valkenburg: A fond farewell to The Sun and its readers
In the Spring of 2000, I was winding down my senior year at the University of Montana. And though I couldn't put the feeling into words, each day, I wandered around my hometown of Missoula feeling directionless. I had no plans after graduation. I had been...Tags: 2016 Olympic Games, ESPN (tv network), Gary Williams, Newspaper and Magazine, Cormac McCarthy
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Want an app? There could be a tax for that
That download of an Angry Birds app, Katy Perry song, or "Captain America" movie could end up costing consumers more, thanks to a "digital products" tax proposal that's being pushed in Annapolis this year by Gov. Martin O'Malley. The bill, part of a move...Tags: Hulu, Carroll County (Maryland), Sales, Gaming, Music
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Frederick News-Post to revive Monday edition
The Frederick News-Post plans to revive its Monday edition, which was suspended nearly three years ago in a cost-cutting move, and will return next month to seven-day publication, the newspaper announced Wednesday. The Monday edition, to restart Feb. 6,...Tags: Newspaper and Magazine, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland)
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Ehrlich column good for the ex-governor, good for The Sun — and good for readers
Your announcement that former Gov.Robert L. Ehrlichwill contribute a regular op-ed column for The Baltimore Sun is good news indeed. It is in fact a win-win-win proposition for the ex-Governor, the newspaper and your readers. This change represents a...Tags: Government, Newspaper and Magazine, Regional Authority, Executive Branch
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Joan B. Walters, Sun editorial assistant
Joan B. Walters, a former Baltimore Sun editorial assistant who earlier had worked in the newspaper's library, died New Year's Day of heart failure at her Rosedale home.
She was 62.
Joan Barnes was born in Baltimore and raised in Turners Station. She...Tags: Bel Air (Harford, Maryland), Newspaper and Magazine, Heart Failure, Crosswords, Libraries
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Attorneys in doctor abortion case want prosecutor, police chief held in contempt
Attorneys representing one of the two abortion doctors facing murder charges under Maryland's fetal homicide law want Cecil County's top prosecutor and Elkton's police chief held in contempt, saying they broke the law by discussing sealed indictments in...Tags: Lawyers, Laws, Elkton, Hospitals and Clinics, International Law
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The doom of newspapers
In an uncharacteristic burst of giddy optimism, I posted yesterday about my confidence that The Baltimore Sun, marking its 175th anniversary this year, will survive in some form to its bicentennial. A couple of comments from readers reminded me what will...Tags: Newspaper and Magazine, Consumers
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Duane Allan Henry, newspaperman
Duane Allan Henry, a colorful former newspaperman and advertising agency owner who played a pivotal role in getting Havre de Grace recognized as the "Decoy Capital of the World," died Dec. 14 of heart failure at the Veterans Medical Center at Perry Point....Tags: Heart Failure, Newspaper and Magazine, World War II (1939-1945), Marketing, Cecil County
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Elected and civic voices join in praise of Loni Ingraham
It was standard holiday fare Thursday night when local leaders past and present gathered for the Greater Towson Council of Community Association's holiday party at Towson's Aigburth Vale, save for one desert:
An ice cream cake that read "One Last...Tags: David Marks, Baltimore County, Elections, Towson
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