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Jewish Times group headed by physician-turned-entrepreneur
Dr. Scott Rifkin says the Baltimore Jewish Times "has a long and distinguished history and deserves to be saved" as its parent company is mired in a contentious bankruptcy. So he did what he's known to do, when he feels the time is right: He jumped in....Tags: Medical Specialization, George Washington University, Randallstown, Elections, Medical Specialization
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Agnes E. May, homemaker
Agnes E. May, a homemaker and volunteer, died Saturday of congestive heart failure at St. Joseph Medical Center. She was 88.
A daughter of a Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. grocery store manager and a homemaker, Agnes Edith Ripple was born in...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Baltimore County, Facebook, Hospitals and Clinics, Timonium
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Calvert Hall's Da'Quan Davis, Trevor Williams commit to Penn State
Even though Calvert Hall All-Metro football players Da’Quan Davis and Trevor Williams have been playing football together since they were 12, they never set out to go to Penn State together.
They started playing together at Roland Park Middle...Tags: Larry Johnson, Penn State Nittany Lions, Football, The Pennsylvania State University, Joe Paterno
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Calvert Hall duo opts for Penn State after visit
Even though Calvert Hall All-Metro football players Da'Quan Davis and Trevor Williams have been playing football together since they were 12, they never set out to go to Penn State together. They started playing together at Roland Park Middle School,...Tags: Larry Johnson, Football, Penn State Nittany Lions, The Pennsylvania State University, Baltimore Ravens
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Under O'Brien, Penn State still plans to recruit Maryland heavily
The Baltimore SunNew Penn State football coach Bill O’Brien knows it will be important to recruit the Maryland-D.C. corridor. But re-establishing connections he made here as a Maryland assistant is very low on his long list of things to do. By keeping long-time...Tags: National Collegiate Athletic Association, College Sports, Larry Johnson, Penn State Nittany Lions, Football
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Brother James Kelly, president of Mount Saint Joseph High School
Brother James Kelly, president of Mount Saint Joseph High School for the last decade, died of prostate cancer early Saturday at his order's residence in Irvington. He was 64.
In a letter he wrote to students and parents in October, he quoted the...Tags: Literature, England, Teaching and Learning, Cancer, Winston Churchill
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President of Mt. St. Joseph High School dies Saturday
Bro. James Kelly, president of Mount Saint Joseph High School for 10 years, died Saturday at 6:55 a.m. at his home on the campus of the all-boys Catholic high school in the Irvington neighborhood of Baltimore, according to a release from the school....Tags: Chemotherapy, Diseases and Illnesses, Roman Catholicism, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Christianity
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Students' holiday artwork enlivens downtown Towson
Holiday artwork by students from several local schools can be seen these days in store windows throughout downtown Towson.
At the invitation of the Towson Chamber of Commerce, students from the schools created seasonal murals on display in storefronts...Tags: Hereford, National Aquarium Baltimore, PTA, Teaching and Learning, Students
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From warfront to homefront for the holidays
Alerted via Facebook, connected by Skype, Joseph Vencill was able to "be" in the delivery room for the birth of his first child even though he was serving in Iraq at the time. Still, there's only so much you can do by satellite.
"I'm not sure how much...Tags: Concourse, Santa Claus (fictional character), Facebook, Fort Meade (military base), Tourism and Leisure Industry
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hCG diet leaves some hungry for less
When Lynn Patterson resolved to lose weight early this year, she took a hormone normally associated with pregnancy, not dieting.
The 53-year-old Catonsville nurse went on the hCG diet, named for human chorionic gonadotropin, a hormone that is produced...Tags: Famines, Physical Conditions, Chemical Industry, Hamburgers, Diets and Dieting
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Military spouses don't get the credit they deserve
Since the 9/11 terrorist attacks, our country has engaged in two wars, one in Iraq and one in Afghanistan. As a result, tens of thousands of soldiers, marines, airmen and other troops have been deployed to battle, in greater numbers since Many have...Tags: Armed Forces, Aberdeen Proving Ground, United States Naval Academy, September 11, 2001 Attacks, Defense
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For merchant mariners, a place of solace in Baltimore
Toothpaste and spiritual comfort share space in the double-wide storefront in Dundalk.
Magazines and snacks fill crannies and shelves, racks hold donated sweatshirts and winter jackets and somehow, wedged toward the back, is a quiet corner to make a...Tags: Entertainment Events, Delhi (India), Charity, Edwin F. O'Brien, BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport
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