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Technology teacher at Catonsville area middle school honored
Kim Sturdivant-Miller, a technology instructor at Southwest Academy Magnet Middle School, was named winner of Maryland's middle school Outstanding Teacher Excellence Award from the Technology & Engineering Educators Association of Maryland. Kim...Tags: Teachers, Teaching and Learning, Schools, Catonsville, Science
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Digest: Gio Gonzalez responds to ESPN PED report
Nationals Gio Gonzalez responds to ESPN PED report Washington Nationals starting pitcher Gio Gonzalez responded with a statement to Tuesday's revelation from ESPN that he did not purchase banned substances from the Biogenesis clinic, but he did not...Tags: National League, North Carolina Tar Heels, Students, Denver Outlaws, Major League Soccer
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Personality-test app suggests career choices
No idea what sort of job might suit you? A Middle River software company that fuses applications and psychology has a personality test for that — one built around images rather than questions. Compass Lite, which went public last week and launched...
Tags: Metal and Mineral, Students, Customs and Tradition, Media Industry, Towson
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Digest: After crash, Javerre wins General George at Laurel
Laurel Park After crash, Javerre wins General George Smith Farm & Stable's Javerre outdueled front-runner Il Villano, then held on to win the $250,000 General George Handicap (Grade III) at Laurel Park on Monday. The race was marred when post-time...
Tags: Students, Colorado Mammoth, Lacrosse, Dominique Johnson, Frostburg State Bobcats
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Notebook: Mount's Scalley, Irish's Marlatt earn conference honors
Mount St. Mary's senior Andrew Scalley (Archbishop Spalding) was honored as the Northeast Conference men's lacrosse Player of the Week. Scalley opened the year with a total of five goals and five assists in the first two games of the season. In the...
Tags: Chesapeake Bayhawks, Big East Conference, Denver Outlaws, Major League Lacrosse, College Sports
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Head off the well-worn path for classical-music options in Baltimore
With all the usual fresh-look-forward talk prompted by the new year, it's a good time to consider broadening your musical horizons to include performances presented by groups that might have been off your radar. Baltimore is not just fortunate to have...
Tags: Artists, Towson University, Baltimore Museum of Art, Inner Harbor, Super Bowl
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'Harlem Shake' has Baltimore moving, too
Some guys gave flowers. Others candy. But smooth Rod Lopez, a man in touch with the cultural cutting edge, feted his lady love with a "Harlem Shake" video for Valentine's Day. In it, the 34-year-old owner of a Parkville production company, wearing...
Tags: The Daily Show (tv program), Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, White Marsh, Stephen Colbert, Parkville
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Rosemary E. Allulis, lawyer
Rosemary E. Allulis, a lawyer and world traveler who was also a photographer and musician, died Tuesday of liver cancer at her Villa Cresta home. She was 52.
"She was a genius. She had a fast mind and was such a good writer," said Sidney Friedman, a...Tags: Legal Service, Ellicott City, Music Industry, Community College of Baltimore County, Music
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Raven research defies common wisdom on 'species'
As the Baltimore Ravens' march to victory in Super Bowl XLVII defied the common wisdom of the sports world, so, too, has an examination of the genetics of their winged namesakes in the western United States led one local biologist to evidence he says...
Tags: Baltimore County, Super Bowl XLVII, University of Chicago, Research, Medical Research
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Balto. Co. wants to build regional park on Spring Grove tract
Baltimore County officials want to create a regional park on a piece of the Spring Grove Hospital Center campus in Catonsville, property that the University of Maryland, Baltimore County also has been eyeing to expand research facilities. County...
Tags: Baltimore County, Kevin Kamenetz, Tom Quirk, Hospitals and Clinics, Catonsville
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Deborah Richardson nominated as new county corrections director
Veteran Baltimore County Department of Corrections administrator Deborah Richardson has been tapped to become the department's director, County Executive Kevin Kamenetz announced Tuesday. "I am delighted that Deborah Richardson is willing to accept this...
Tags: Baltimore County, Johns Hopkins University, Kevin Kamenetz, Government, Safety of Citizens
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Goalie Adam Cohen gets the nod for UMBC's season opener
UMBC will open the season this Saturday against Robert Morris with Adam Cohen resuming his role as the team’s starting goalkeeper. The senior got the nod over sophomore Wes DiRito, and coach Don Zimmerman didn’t disagree that Cohen’s...
Tags: Dave Brown, Don Zimmerman
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