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An obituary for Robert (the Single One)
Dining@LargeI wanted to write an informal obituary for Robert Carlisle Hammond, our Robert (the Single One), so I asked his cousin Meg, who lives in Atlanta, if she could tell us more about him.Robert was 59 when he died. When......Tags: University of Maryland, College Park, Colleges and Universities
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David Cook's brother, Adam, dies of cancer
Reality CheckAccording to People.com, American Idol winner David Cook announced today in Washington, D.C., that his brother, Adam, passed away on Saturday after a long fight against brain cancer.David was serving as the grand marshal for the Race for Hope 5K......Tags: Popular Music (genre), David Cook
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Fans, players honor Adenhart's memory
They had been planning the trip for a couple of months now, since they saw the Los Angeles Angels' schedule. On Tuesday, April 28, Nick was supposed to come home. Ask anyone around Williamsport and Hagerstown: They had been gearing up for the hour-plus...Tags: Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Baseball, Jeff Mathis, Baltimore Orioles, Torii Hunter
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Lonise Bias: reaching people since 1986
Lonise Bias has made it her mission over the past 20 years that her son Len's death not be in vain. Tuesday was the latest proof that it was not. A woman came up to her that day, Bias recalled last week, and told her that she had just seen a report about...Tags: Basketball, Father's Day, Colleges and Universities, Health and Safety at School, Michael Jordan
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Elrod's widow can't forget: 'Fact is they broke his heart'
Her late husband's team began another season yesterday at Camden Yards. Her youngest son threw out the ceremonial first pitch. Merle Hendricks wanted no part of it. "They asked me to take part in the pre-game ceremony, but I couldn't in good...Tags: Mike Flanagan, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Baltimore Orioles
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Ever close to home
Just off Interstate 83, the light turns red, and a couple of kids pounce, running a squeegee over nearby windshields and holding an open palm to windows. Stopped at the light, Carmelo Anthony is riding shotgun in a Rolls-Royce Phantom. It's silver, sleek...Tags: Basketball, Clubs and Associations, Denver Nuggets, LeBron James, Court Administration
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Woman spoke with captor about God, family, called 911
Tribune staff reportersATLANTA -- If she hadn't run out of cigarettes, Ashley Smith might never have met the former Baltimore man accused of killing an Atlanta judge and three others. Instead, a late-night run for smokes became an opportunity for Brian Nichols to put a gun...Tags: Rape, Trials, Prosecution, Sex Crimes, Murder
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Ripken to retire
Sun StaffOrioles third baseman Cal Ripken will end his Hall of Fame career at the end of this season, a spokesman for his management group confirmed early this morning. Ripken, the game's record-holder for consecutive games played and a symbol for Major League...Tags: New York Yankees, American League, Family, Toronto Blue Jays, Baltimore Orioles
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Extent of storm damage growing
Sun StaffTropical Storm Isabel destroyed or severely damaged thousands of Maryland homes and businesses, government officials said yesterday as the full extent of the storm's toll began to emerge. More than 3,300 homes were damaged or destroyed in eastern...Tags: Baltimore County, Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., Baltimore Gas and Electric Co., Bowie, Anne Arundel County
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North Carolina, Virginia still reeling after storm
Associated PressRICHMOND, Va. - Four days after Hurricane Isabel barreled into the East Coast, thousands of people went back to work yesterday without the benefit of home-cooked meals or hot showers, and encountered miles of blank traffic lights and downed power lines....Tags: Family, Kill Devil Hills, Hatteras, Norfolk (Norfolk, Virginia), Mark R. Warner
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Scores of area roads remain blocked
Sun StaffFour days after Isabel lashed Maryland, scores of Baltimore-area roads remained blocked yesterday by toppled trees - some ensnared by power lines and awaiting utility crews - and crippled by malfunctioning traffic lights. Workers in Baltimore and the...Tags: Howard County, Baltimore County, Explosions, Roland Park, Baltimore Gas and Electric Co.
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Repair work seems endless
Sun StaffLife on the front line of the Isabel cleanup isn't easy. By 10 a.m. yesterday, when the utility trucks and tree trimmers rolled into Prescott Avenue in North Baltimore, Gerald Mason and his eight-man crew had already been on the job six hours straight,...Tags: Health and Safety at Work, Baltimore Gas and Electric Co., Employees, Government, Natural Resources
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