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Weekend Wrap: Notes on Deon Long, Derwin Gray, Roddy Peters and more
The Baltimore SunMaryland wide receiver commitment Deon Long has ended his junior college career as a national champion. The D.C. native and former New Mexico standout played a major role in Iowa Western Community College's 27-7 win over Butler (Kan.) C.C. for the NJCAA...Tags: Football, Iowa Hawkeyes, Maryland Terrapins, Basketball, Under Armour Inc.
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Larry S. Gibson's book on Thurgood Marshall examines the forces in Baltimore that shaped young judge
Forty-three years of letters, photographs, campaign buttons, itineraries and the occasional miniature flag are crammed into 2,000 fat binders lining three walls — floor to ceiling — of a storage room in the University of Maryland School of...
Tags: Enoch Pratt Free Library, Johns Hopkins University, University of Maryland, College Park, Lawyers, Philosophy
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Osborne A. Payne
Osborne A. Payne, a former educator who became a trailblazing Baltimore businessman, entrepreneur and philanthropist, died Tuesday of Alzheimer's disease at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Columbia. He was 87. "He was one of Baltimore's great unsung heroes,...
Tags: National Aquarium Baltimore, McDonald's, Richmond (Richmond, Virginia), University of Maryland, College Park, Ronald McDonald House Charities
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Garden club helped cultivate city neighborhoods
Alimay Thompson Kendrick sits in her dining room and recalls the first meeting of a neighborhood club she joined in 1959. It was a garden club, composed of both men and women, all African-American, formed to represent the neighborhoods of Forest Park,...
Tags: Enoch Pratt Free Library, University of Maryland, College Park, Separation of Church and State, Washington, DC
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Ellicott City woman wins raves as college dance team captain
Christine Jenkins, whose family moved to Ellicott City from Woodlawn when she was in third grade, was a standout basketball player as a young girl, playing on several travel teams. But she injured her knee during a game while in eighth grade, had...
Tags: Basketball, University of Pittsburgh, University of Maryland, College Park, Entertainment Events, College Sports
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For these Baltimore folks, thankfulness is personal
This time of year, "thankfulness" and "gratitude" are terms folks throw around so much that they almost become greeting card platitudes. Maybe people mean it, maybe they don't. Doctors have linked the concept of gratitude to inner peace, even physical...
Tags: Autism, Charles S Dutton, Movies, Photography and Video, Sundance Film Festival
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Senior Circles :Try to understand seniors who struggle with hoarding behaviors
Do you know what hoarding looks like? You have probably seen articles in newspapers about hoarding of possessions and/or animals in a living space. There are also television shows about hoarding, showing rooms piled high with everything from newspapers...Tags: Hartford Hospital, Psychotherapy, Health and Medical Professionals, Medical Procedures and Tests, Health and Safety at Work
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Ann McAllister Hughes
Ann McAllister Hughes, an artist who taught art in Baltimore's public schools and had chaired the art department at Forest Park High School, died July 27 of pulmonary failure at Gilchrist Hospice in Towson.
The longtime Randallstown resident was 83.
The...Tags: Walters Art Museum, Johns Hopkins University, Druid Hill, Michael E. Busch, Baltimore Museum of Art
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Letter: Yolanda Adams Gospel concert sells out
Gospel music lovers missed their chances to purchase tickets for this year's "Afternoon of Musical Praise" featuring Grammy-winning artist Yolanda Adams, slated for Aug. 18 at Aberdeen Proving Ground's Post Theater. The concert sold out almost two weeks...Tags: Music Theater, Aberdeen Proving Ground, World War II (1939-1945), Theater, Cancer
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Lloyd Campbell 'Mitch' Mitchner, city Urban Services director
Lloyd Campbell "Mitch" Mitchner, who had been director of Baltimore's Urban Services Agency during the mayoral administration of Kurt L. Schmoke and later headed AFRAM, the African-American cultural festival, died July 16 of lung cancer at Northwest...Tags: Catonsville, Frederick Douglass, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Northwest Hospital, Festive Events
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Judge denies Dyer's motion for judgment, removal case proceeds
An administrative law judge Thursday denied Allen Dyer's motion for judgment in the case to have him removed from the Howard County Board of Education — a motion that would have effectively ended the administrative proceedings and sent the case to...Tags: Justice System, Laws, Judges, Hunt Valley
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Julian Samuel Stein Jr., PR executive
Julian Samuel Stein Jr., a retired public relations executive who was an adviser to Gov. J. Millard Tawes, died June 22 of heart failure at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
The Tuscany-Canterbury resident was 93.
Born in Baltimore, Mr. Stein was the son of a...Tags: Health and Safety at School, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Family, The Pentagon, Harvard University
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