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Ex-McDonogh QB Sabelhaus finds happiness in Hollywood
The pictures come clearly into the mind of Bob Sabelhaus Sr., as he is driving to New York for Thanksgiving and talking on his cell phone about his son Bobby, who in 1995 was the nation's top-rated quarterback prospect during his senior year at McDonogh....Tags: Hugh Jackman, College Football, Football, New England Patriots, Keanu Reeves
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Swine flu is suspected in death of Arundel teen
Baltimore Sun reportersAn 18-year-old graduate of North County High School in Glen Burnie died Wednesday after a brief illness that friends on a Facebook page described as suspected swine flu. In a letter to parents, the school describes Walter Brooks as a "dynamic presence"...Tags: Swine Flu, Health and Safety at School, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Facebook, Vaccines
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Like crabs in the steamer
Maryland WeatherHere we go, dear readers, staggering into what could well be some of the hottest, steamiest couple of days this summer. First, the warnings:Excessive Heat Watch: posted for Saturday in Baltimore, Southern Baltimore County, Washington, D.C., Arlington,...Tags: Washington, DC, Diseases and Illnesses, Air Pollution, Falls Church (Falls Church, Virginia), Maryland
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Parents uneasy about swine flu vaccine
Alexandra McKinty will not be putting her 13-month-old in line for the swine flu vaccine. Madelyn, she says, has already had too many shots in her short life. And Loretta Jergensen of Parkville is worried that the vaccine wasn't adequately tested, so...Tags: Diseases and Illnesses, Swine Flu, Children, Health and Safety at School, Kathleen Sebelius
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Flu hits hospital visitor policies
Baltimore Sun reportersAs Maryland's hospitals brace for the worst that the swine flu pandemic could offer, they are making big changes in the way they handle visitors - restricting children, limiting certain adult visitors and issuing face masks at entrances - in an effort...Tags: Johns Hopkins Hospital, Swine Flu, Children, Surgery, Maryland
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Gluten-free trend hits home at Woodberry Kitchen
Dining@LargeMany restaurants have gluten-free menu items these days, but Woodberry Kitchen has an exceptionally good reason for catering to the gluten-free crowd: the chef's wife has Celiac Disease.Amy Gjerde, who co-owns Woodberry with husband Spike, had trained...Tags: Seizures, Restaurants, Dining and Drinking
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Jim's story highlights enigmatic lure of drugs
Sometimes I'll sit there - in a courtroom maybe, or at a desk with a phone to my ear - or I'll stand on a Baltimore sidewalk and do what they pay me to do, which is listen to people give their arguments, tell their stories and explain themselves, and it'...Tags: Personal Income, Health Treatments, Baltimore County, Maryland
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Shining a light for a man in dark despair
This is for Jim, who called here the other day. I won't use the last name you left on The Sun's voice-mail system because I haven't been able to speak with you. It doesn't matter. You know who you are. There's only one person who called 410-332-6166...Tags: Havre de Grace, Bel Air (Harford, Maryland), Sykesville, Maryland, Medical Specialization
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A troubled soul, another tragic ending in the 'other Baltimore'
RALPH E. "Casey" Kloetzli died in an alley behind an abandoned house on a short side street I had neither heard of nor visited in my 27 years in Baltimore. Until two weeks ago, he had lived a tormented life in the "other Baltimore," the subculture of...Tags: Toys, Sykesville, Drug Trafficking, Baby Products, Judaism
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State uses downtown office to house troubled teens
Sun StaffFor the past five months, the Baltimore Department of Social Services has been regularly housing children overnight at a downtown office building - allowing them to sleep upright in hard plastic chairs or on thin mattresses on the floor. The practice...Tags: U.S. Diplomatic Security Service, McDonald's, Gays and Lesbians, Children, State Budgets
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Killer dies in cell at Supermax
A convicted killer with a history of mental illness was found dead in his cell Monday in what authorities say was an apparent suicide, an outcome the inmate's lawyers called tragically predictable. Kevin G. Johns Jr., 26, was found at the Supermax prison...Tags: Defendants, Prisons, Psychiatry, Judges, Death
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Fears of flu pandemic spurring preparations
Sun StaffThey gathered around a hotel conference table in Howard County, planning for what might be Maryland's worst public health crisis. The public health and safety experts spun a shocking scenario arising from the threat of an avian flu pandemic from Asia:...Tags: Plant Openings, Heads of State, Diseases and Illnesses, Government, George W. Bush
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