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Cold Spring Lane Spruce-Up
Take a look. The Greater Roland Park Master Planis beginning to show. Cold Spring Lane east of Roland Avenue is looking spiffy. Â Along the chain link fence by Roland Springs, new skip laurels and daffodils bloom, just as they do along a homeowner’s...Tags: Roland Park, Forests, Natural Resources, Forestry and Timber, Downstream Oil and Gas Activities
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Five appointed to HCC Board of Trustees
Richard D. Norling of Darlington and Cordell E. Hunter Sr. of Havre de Grace were appointed to the Harford Community College Board of Trustees by Gov. Martin O'Malley this week. O'Malley also reappointed the board chairman Bryan E. Kelly and board...
Tags: Interior Policy, University of Maryland, College Park, Science, Anglicanism, Coppin State University
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Edgewood woman receives city Teacher of the Year award
The Maryland Humanities Council has announced Aisha Watson, of Edgewood, a sixth grade Language Arts teacher at City Neighbors Charter School in Baltimore, has been selected as the recipient of the 2012 Christine D. Sarbanes Teacher of the Year Award....Tags: Teachers, Teaching and Learning, Students, Charter Schools
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Women's lacrosse: Perry Hall grad thriving on Maryland's defense
While there have been some Perry Hall High products playing women's lacrosse for Rutgers University, the University of Delaware, Mount St. Mary's University and Loyola University Maryland, the number of ex-Gators who make a significant impact at the...Tags: Loyola Greyhounds, Hofstra University, Atlantic Coast Conference, Virginia Cavaliers, Lacrosse
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Richard P. Gangler, paper salesman
Richard P. Gangler, a paper salesman and sports coach, died of head and neck cancer Dec. 17 at the University of Maryland Medical Center. The Towson resident was 61.
Born in Baltimore and raised on Chesterfield Avenue, he attended Shrine of the Little...Tags: College Sports, Hospitals and Clinics, High School Sports, University of Maryland Medical Center, Basketball
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Anthony O'Neill 'Tony' Miller, reporter and editor
Anthony O'Neill "Tony" Miller, a retired reporter and foreign correspondent, died Nov. 23 of prostate cancer at his home in Cuernavaca, Mexico.
The former Ellicott City resident was 68.
Born in Baltimore and raised in Catonsville, Mr. Miller was a...Tags: John Steinbeck, Jim Jones, Catonsville, Journalism, Israel
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College basketball: Four local prep stars out of NCAA tournament
Four standout prep players with local ties earned trips to the 68-team NCAA basketball tournament, but none of them were fortunate enough to make it to the second week of the tournament. Brent Arrington, of Mississippi Valley State, made history in the...Tags: Georgetown Hoyas, Concerts, College Sports, Western Kentucky Hilltoppers, National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Loyola hope to punch another ticket to the NCAA tournament
The players and coaches on the Loyola basketball team displayed varying emotions after their magical run to the school's first NCAA tournament in 18 years ended early Friday morning at the Consol Energy Center .
Junior forward Erik Etherly, his eyes red-...Tags: Jared Sullinger, Students, College Sports, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Basketball
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College basketball: Four local prep stars will play in NCAA tournament
Four local players will be playing in the 68-team NCAA basketball tournament and one will be on in prime time in the first game on Tuesday night.
Lansdowne High graduate Brent Arrington is a freshman at Mississippi Valley State (21-12), which opens the...Tags: Basketball, College Basketball, Loyola Greyhounds, NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament, Notre Dame Fighting Irish
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College basketball: Four local prep stars compete in NCAA tournament
Brent Arrington made history Tuesday night when he became the first Lansdowne High graduate to play in the NCAA basketball tournament.
Unfortunately, he also made history with Mississippi Valley State (21-13) as they unraveled and lost to Western...Tags: Georgetown Hoyas, College Sports, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Western Kentucky Hilltoppers, Basketball
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Raymond A. Meseroll Sr., Loyola campus officer
Raymond A. Meseroll Sr., a former Loyola University Maryland campus police officer who had an Internet radio station, died Sunday of complications from heart disease at Howard County General Hospital. The Ellicott City resident was 51. Born in Chevy...Tags: Radio Industry, Ellicott City, Educational Development Corporation, Computer Networking and Internet, Howard County
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Very Rev. Matthew J. O'Rourke, Josephite priest
The Very Rev. Matthew J. O'Rourke, a Josephite priest and former superior general of his Roman Catholic religious order, died of congestive heart failure March 9 at St. Joseph Manor in North Baltimore. He was 93.
Born in the Bronx, N.Y., he earned a...Tags: Manhattan (New York City), Washington, DC
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