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Column: Finalists from 13 Catonsville area schools honored at annual awards event
The Greater Catonsville Chamber of Commerce will host its second annual Outstanding Teacher Awards event on the Catonsville campus of the Community College of Baltimore County Thursday, April 25, at 5:30 p.m. with Dallas Dance, superintendent of Baltimore...Tags: Catonsville, Baltimore County, Mother's Day, Festive Events, Teaching and Learning
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Division III lacrosse preview: Frostburg State Bobcats
Thursday’s entry is the third installment of a series taking a look at each of the eight Division III programs in this state according to their order of finish from last season. The Sun’s lacrosse preview is slated to be published on Friday,...
Tags: Lacrosse, Brad Miller, Philosophy, Frostburg State Bobcats, College Sports
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Salad days for chopped salads
Paul Newman thought it should be eaten with a spoon. Baltimore restaurant owner Sascha Wolhandler calls it "a fabulous amalgam of flavor in every bite." It's the chopped salad, and it's having a field day in Baltimore. A chopped salad featured on the...
Tags: Restaurants, Carrots, Asparagus, Feta Cheese, Blue Cheese
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Review & preview: Frostburg State
Here is the third installment of a series that checks in with the eight Division III programs in the state to give a glimpse into the past and the future. Teams are scheduled to appear according to the chronological order in which their seasons ended....Tags: Timonium, Brad Miller, Frostburg State Bobcats, College Sports
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50 years ago: Leaking gas causes evacuations in Bel Air
From The Aegis of Thursday, April 26, 1962: A disturbingly large leak of propane gas had Bel Air on edge 50 years ago this week. The news staff quoted a firefighter in the county seat saying: "Half the town was sitting on a bomb, but nobody lit the...Tags: John Wayne, Jules Verne, First Aid, Geraldine Page, Aberdeen Proving Ground
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Injuries sap Frostburg State of two starters
Frostburg State has been dealt a pair of blows, and the season hasn’t even started.
A pair of starters in junior midfielder Lucas Flaig and sophomore defenseman Zach Burkhardt have been lost for the season after sustaining injuries. Flaig underwent... -
Mike Massey goes from hustling pool to the Hall of Fame
He has been in five movies, 40 countries and thousands of pool rooms. He met his wife, Francine, giving her a lesson in the game. Mike Massey grew up in a little town near Knoxville, Tenn. "on the other side of the tracks" and wound up in his sport's Hall...Tags: Concerts, YouTube, Linthicum, ESPN (tv network), 2016 Olympic Games
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Catonsville sixth-grader holds bake sale and raises more than $1,500 for children with HIV
Like most boys turning 12 years old, Luke Pound had cake and cookies at his birthday party Oct. 22. For Luke, though, the desserts serve as inventory. They were be part of a bake sale taking place in front of his home on the 400 block of Lambeth Road,...Tags: Catonsville, Health and Safety at School, Elementary Schools, Hospitals and Clinics, AIDS
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Groups vie to run Baltimore Grand Prix in 2012
Several groups are angling to seize control of Baltimore's Grand Prix as city officials seek a new management team in the wake of the financial collapse of the company that organized the inaugural race.
At least two teams — each headed by a...Tags: Fort Lauderdale, Corporate Officers, Labor Day, Bankruptcy, Public Officials
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Catonsville sixth-grader to hold birthday bake sale for children with HIV Saturday
Like most boys turning 12, Luke Pound will have cake and cookies at his birthday party Saturday, Oct. 22. For Luke, though, the desserts serve as inventory. They'll be part of a bake sale taking place in front of his home on the 400 block of Lambeth...Tags: Catonsville, Health and Safety at School, Elementary Schools, Hospitals and Clinics, Charity
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Getting a little sci-fi action for Father's Day
Poor California has suffered its share of unnatural disasters at the movies — everything from giant ants and radiated octopuses to body-snatching space pods and English-mangling Terminators. So it's good to see someone finally sending in the Marines...Tags: Science Fiction (genre), Father's Day, Burt Lancaster, Walter Hill, Terence Stamp
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A James Beard nomination I forgot to mention
Dining@LargeIn my post and news brief about the recent announcement of the semi-finalists for this year's James Beard Foundation Awards, I said that Cindy Wolf, to my knowledge, was the only Baltimore-based chef to make it to the finalist (aka......Tags: James Beard, Awards and Prizes
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