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Answers about Aberdeen history found in saved family records
How often do we pass one of our Aberdeen public buildings with dates or messages stamped upon their exteriors? Do you wonder how, or why, they are part of the structure? Probably the most obvious stamping is on the First National Bank building, built...Tags: Aberdeen Proving Ground, U.S. Department of the Interior, Oceans, Ford Motor Co., Frank Baker
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BGE awards grants to emergency responders across Maryland
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co. on Wednesday donated $317,883 to groups across the state that BGE President and CEO Kenneth DeFontes Jr. calls the utility company's "kindred spirits" — Maryland's emergency responders. "This is something new for us,"...
Tags: Relief and Aid Organizations, Fires, Pikesville, Government Aid, Burtonsville
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Parr's Ridge students gather pennies for American Red Cross
Students at Parr's Ridge Elementary School, in Mount Airy, recently raised $1,351 to donate to the American Red Cross in support of victims of Superstorm Sandy victims. Students raised the money by participating in "Penny Wars," which had grade levels...Tags: Relief and Aid Organizations, Elementary Schools, Mount Airy, Hurricane Sandy (2012), Schools
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Ellicott City: Only days left to see the Lego train exhibit at B&O museum
Time is running out! The wonderful Lego train exhibit at the B&O Railroad Museum, Ellicott City Station, will close at the end of this month. Everyone who sees it — including me — marvels at the attention to detail this exhibit shows. Many...Tags: Annapolis, Bars and Clubs, Museums, Restaurants, Dining and Drinking
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Nancy F. Reeder, homemaker
Nancy F. Reeder, a homemaker and volunteer, died Jan. 3 of multiple organ failure at her winter home in Wellington, Fla. She was 93.
The daughter of a banker and a homemaker, Nancy Hardcastle Fisher was born and raised in Ruxton.
Mrs. Reeder was...Tags: Anglicanism, Government, Hospitals and Clinics, Mount Vernon, Bedford (Bronx, New York)
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Celebration of King's life punctuated by commitment to create a 'beloved community'
Standing inside the Smith Theatre at Howard Community College on Sunday, social activist and author Dorothy Bailey recalled Martin Luther King Jr.'s words resonated with her as she was preparing to "sit in" protest at North Carolina Central University...
Tags: Middle Schools, Martin Luther King Day, North Carolina Central University, High Schools, Haiti Earthquake (2010)
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Man injured in fire in Severn
A 57-year-old man suffered injuries in a Saturday morning fire in Severn, according to the Anne Arundel County Fire Department. Lt. Jack Beall said that "heavy fire" was visible from the rear of a dwelling in the block of Myers Court when fire fighters...Tags: Manufacturing and Engineering, Injuries and Wounds, Heavy Engineering
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Ravens fan of the week: Charlotte Krause
Less than a decade ago, Kingsville resident Charlotte Krause didn't know a thing about football. "I cheered when everyone else cheered and booed when everyone else booed," she said. Then "I went to a preseason game in 2004 and had a chance to learn...
Tags: Baltimore Ravens, Dennis Pitta, Ray Rice, Torrey Smith, Justin Tucker
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Fight against cancer is a fact of life for Manchester girl, 11, and her family
Like all parents, John and Tammy Carver face daily challenges in trying to raise a large brood. But for the Manchester couple, who have adopted six youngsters from orphanages in Russia and Belarus between 1997 and 2004, those challenges also include...
Tags: Baltimore Ravens, Arthur Jones, WebMD Corporation, Cancer, YouTube
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10 Days: A guide to activities in Carroll County
1/13 Sunday Brunch on the hill On Sun., Jan. 13, at 11 a.m., McDaniel College, 2 College Hill, Westminster, will host a Sunday brunch buffet with live music. The cost is $12 and includes a mimosa or bloody Mary, or $7.75 without an alcoholic beverage....Tags: Movies, Mount Airy, Museums, Music, The Help (movie)
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Two-alarm fire burns three homes in West Baltimore
A two-alarm fire tore through three attached rowhomes in West Baltimore on Wednesday night, leaving their rear facades badly charred, bringing dozens of firefighters to the scene and displacing residents, according to the Baltimore Fire Department....
Tags: Fires
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Fire safety takes center stage for city students
In a city of aging, closely built rowhouses, where officials estimate smoke detectors are sufficiently installed in only about half, knowledge of fires is prevalent, even among the youngest of residents. Ask a group of elementary and middle schoolers...
Tags: Middle Schools, Teaching and Learning, Students, Relief and Aid Organizations, Fires
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