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It's only a game, until it isn't
I guess it will happen at some point. A kid in Baltimore will come across a faded black-and-white picture, or notice all those blue #19 jerseys, and he won't quite believe it: "We had a football team before the Ravens?" Maybe it's already happened,...Tags: Cleveland Browns, Ray Lewis, New Year's Day, Muscular Dystrophy, Heart Attack
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Six schools earn state Blue Ribbon honors
Four Baltimore-area schools are among the six that have earned state Blue Ribbon honors, Maryland Department of Education officials said on Thursday. Baltimore County's Chadwick Elementary in the Woodlawn area and Charlesmont Elementary in Dundalk were...Tags: Woodlawn (Baltimore, Maryland), Baltimore County, Annapolis, Renee Foose, Teaching and Learning
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The inspiration of dark evenings
How the days and months seem to have melted away — melted away from dawns to darkest evenings that arrive earlier each day. We are now approaching "the darkest evening of the year," as one of our favorite American poets, Robert Frost, mentioned at...
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Ellicott City: Burleigh Manor student wins first place in state contest
Ellicott City resident Jisoo Choi won top honors in her category at the state level of the Letters About Literature contest — a national contest that encourages young readers to write a letter to an author expressing how the author and book...Tags: Ceremonies, Sherman Alexie, Library of Congress, Music, Ellicott City
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Good fences made for good neighbors in 1912
100 Years Ago Of-fensive neighbors In the Howard County courthouse column: "After the completion of the criminal docket, the civil docket was taken up and the first case on it was the one of Curtis vs. Thompson. This grew out of a dispute over a...Tags: Hatteras, Hampton Roads, Carl Sandburg, Electrical Appliance, Summits
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Md. voters to have say in GOP primary
Candidates in the 6th Congressional District ran from polling place to polling place this morning, confronting particularly low turnouts despite the sunny, warm weather.
Still, the candidates were confident in their get-out-the-vote operation and...Tags: Annapolis, Paul Ryan, U.S. Secret Service, Ron Paul, Democratic Party
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'Mad Men' recap: Season 5, Episode 5: 'Signal 30'
"I can't believe I have to explain that I was doing my job to a man who just pulled his pants up on the world" -- Pete Campbell Five seasons in, we know this much about Pete Campbell: He's entitled, he's never happy, he can verge on super-creepy and he...
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Birches has been sold
The Baltimore SunBirches has been sold. Brian Bruso's opened his cozy Canton restaurant, named for a Robert Frost poem, in 2000. The restaurant, which introduced the wonders of the wood-fired grill to many Baltimore diners, will close up sometime in the last week of...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Restaurants
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Table Talk: Answering the call with good barbecue
Mission BBQ opened to the public on Sept. 19 in Glen Burnie. But hundreds of area firefighters, police officers and military personnel had already had a taste of the new restaurant's North Carolina pulled pork, St. Louis spare ribs and Texas-style whole...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Duff Goldman, Under Armour Inc., Eggs Benedict, Pittsburgh Steelers
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Funeral marks Schaefer's 'extraordinary life'
At a memorial service that celebrated both his landscape-altering legacy and his big-hearted if crusty-shelled persona, the William Donald Schaefer nation gathered one last time on Wednesday — friends and one-time foes alike, Maryland politicos past...Tags: Baltimore County, Peter Franchot, Kevin Kamenetz, Edwin F. O'Brien, Regional Authority
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Let's put the focus on living
So it looks like we're doomed. Again. Having found the world intact on May 21, the day he'd said the world would end, Harold Camping, an 89-year-old radio preacher from Oakland, Calif., has revised his estimate. Oct. 21, he says now. That's the last day...Tags: Maryland, Religious Texts, Martin Luther King Jr., Oakland (Alameda, California), Bible
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Courage to spare
Sun StaffROCKVILLE - Justin Dhyani and his siblings decided to donate their allowances to the families who lost someone to the Washington-area sniper even though none of them - not Justin, who is 11, nor his brothers, Jai, 15, and Josh, 14, nor his sister, Tess,...Tags: MSNBC (tv network), Death, Family, Children, Charity
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