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The Rev. James J. McNamee III
The Rev. James J. McNamee III, a retired Episcopal priest who had pastored St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Annapolis, died Friday of cancer at his home in the Ambassador Apartments in Tuscany-Canterbury.
He was 76.
Mr. McNamee was born in Baltimore and...Tags: Recipes, New York City, University of Paris, Cancer, Colleges and Universities
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Gladys W. Winter, homemaker
Gladys W. Winter, a homemaker and benefactor of several Baltimore cultural institutions, died Wednesday of emphysema at her home on Roland Mews in the Village of Cross Keys.
She was 88.
Gladys Woolford, the daughter of a banker and a homemaker, was born...Tags: Lyndon B. Johnson, Walters Art Museum, Music, Anglicanism, Guilford (Baltimore, Maryland)
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Columbia Orchestra goes the American way
European composers still tend to dominate most classical music programs in the United States, but the Columbia Orchestra makes a case for our country in a program titled "American Inspirations."
Some of that American music is freshly minted, too, in...Tags: Pulitzer Prize Awards, Music, Music, Concerts, Entertainment Events
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Santa has Lutherville on his schedule for holiday visits
The holiday season is upon us — lights are appearing on our homes and trees, wreaths are on the lampposts and inflated Santas and snowmen stand in our front yards. Santa will once again ride through our neighborhoods on the Lutherville Volunteer...Tags: Halloween, Entertainment Events, Music, Religious Festivals, Concerts
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SSO to perform 'Holiday Melodies and Peanuts' Saturday
The Susquehanna Symphony Orchestra presents its popular holiday concert Saturday, Dec. 3. This year, it's "Holiday Melodies and Peanuts" — the Charles Schulz kind. The concert begins at 7:30 p.m. at Bel Air High School, 100 Heighe St. in Bel Air....Tags: Lobbying, Snoopy (fictional animal), Charlie Brown (fictional character), Music, Festive Events
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Project aims for national standard in music education
For generations, music students have been getting gold stars, certificates and other pats on the back from their teachers. But a budding musician with high marks in one state is not necessarily on the same level, judged by the same criteria, as a...Tags: Music, Stephen Harper, Carnegie Hall, Students, Toronto (Canada)
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Matt Frazao, Out of Your Head co-founder
Originally from West Hartford, Conn., Matt Frazao moved to Baltimore to attend The Peabody Conservatory, where he earned a degree in classical guitar performance. At the start of 2009, he co-founded the Out of Your Head music collective with bassist...Tags: Soul (genre), Music, Music, Soups, Apple iPod
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A Baltimorean's progress: from disgusted to charmed
I'm a recent graduate of a college in downtown Baltimore, and for four summers I have occupied Baltimore, working downtown and trying to understand its workings. I feel as if, despite my original discomfort about living downtown, Baltimore itself has...Tags: Charles Village, Station North, Patterson Park, Federal Hill, Enoch Pratt Free Library
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Soccer Association of Columbia turns 40
Maria Tanglos wasn't surprised when the father of one of the players on her boys soccer team, part of the Soccer Association of Columbia, approached her after their first practice with a skeptical look on his face and a pointed question on his mind.
With...Tags: Under Armour Inc., Realty, Sports Illustrated, High School Sports
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Bicycle recycle is name of the game at St. Paul's this weekend
St. Paul's Lutheran Church will collecting bikes again for Bikes for the World this Saturday, Oct. 15, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Bring used bikes to the Lutherville Bike Shop's parking lot at the corner of Bellona and York roads. St. Paul's has been...Tags: Halloween, Schools, File Sharing, High Schools, Longford Corporation
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The meaning of Artscape
Today, it's hard to imagine Baltimore without Artscape, the city's annual outdoor festival of the arts that begins Friday. In the three decades since its founding, the great gathering in the heart of midtown's arts district has become part of the warp and...Tags: Martin Luther King Jr., Artscape, Colleges and Universities, Culture, Mount Vernon
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Loraine P. Bernstein
Loraine P. Bernstein, a musical trust's administrator who assisted young musicians in gaining an audience, died of a heart attack Tuesday at Good Samaritan Hospital. The Mount Washington resident was 82.
Born Loraine Panek in Warehouse Point, Conn.,...Tags: Yale University, Harbor East, Jefferson Airplane (music group), Religious Conflicts, Judaism
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