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Police instructor's email prompts investigation; NAACP demands apology
The Anne Arundel County Police Department has opened an internal investigation into a police training academy instructor's decision to send an email to dozens of his police colleagues calling for President Barack Obama to be voted out of office and...Tags: Minority Groups, Racism, NAACP, Pension and Welfare, Interior Policy
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Block party breaks down West Baltimore boundaries
A grass-roots idea to bridge the gaps among racially divided neighborhoods has blossomed into an annual block party in West Baltimore that drew hundreds Saturday to a triangular park in Upton. At the fifth annual Boundary Block Party, sponsored by a...
Tags: Bolton Hill, Arts
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'Going to St. Ives' at Colonial Players has many layers
In "Going to St. Ives," Colonial Players offers a powerful story about two women becoming acquainted over tea — a discussion that touches on dictatorships in post-colonial Africa while offering insights into the plight of two grieving mothers...Tags: Cerebral Palsy, England, Opera (genre), Glaucoma, Annapolis
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Howard brothers return to native Liberia to help rebuild war-torn nation
This was not the Liberia that John Butler left in his youth, a 13-year-old fleeing with his parents and three siblings. Back then, a coup had turned the west African nation toward turmoil, toward more than two decades of ethnic tension, repression,...
Tags: Wars and Interventions, Howard County, Ellicott City, Fires, Brooklyn Park
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Grout photo retrospective opens at Westminster's Off Track Art
Award-winning Carroll County photojournalist, fine art photographer and author Phil Grout will appear for the opening of his latest exhibition Friday, May 4, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., at Off Track Art in Westminster. The exhibit, "Child of the Universe," is a...
Tags: Carroll County (Maryland), Howard County, Hanover (Anne Arundel, Maryland), Building Material, Fine Artists
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Letter: How about cultural diversity training for politicians
With the many different cultures represented in Howard County, it makes sense to offer cultural diversity training to teachers and administrators in the school system. Cultural diversity training helps to make them aware of the many different languages...Tags: Pakistan, Elections
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Jean Gartlan
Jean Gartlan, a retired journalist and a Catholic Relief Services program director who worked in 1960s refugee relief in southern Africa, died of cancer Sunday at Stella Maris Hospice. She was 88 and lived in Mount Vernon. "She was really a Renaissance...Tags: Cancer, Mount Vernon, Cumberland (Allegany, Maryland), New York City, United Nations
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Parishioners honor a passionate man of the cloth
People packed the pews and filled the balconies of Baltimore's historic Bethel A.M.E. church Sunday morning to honor a man they credit with reviving the house of worship — one of the city's most influential — and bringing unabashed passion...Tags: Benjamin L. Cardin, Inner Harbor, Healthy Diet, Music, Labor Day
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African Art Museum of Maryland settles into new space in Fulton
Thirty-one years ago, Doris Ligon had a vision. She wanted to educate the community, young people in particular, about the historical and cultural significance of African art. “My husband and I felt as though we had the energy to make a difference...
Tags: Artists, Arts, Museums
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'The Real Housewives of Atlanta' recap: Episode 14, 'No Bones About It'
After two weeks of helping the needy, it looks as though these peaches are starting to have a change of heart. They've been spending their free time delivering goods to orphanages and schools. To bond more, the ladies host a pajama party that reveals...Tags: South Africa, Trips and Vacations, The Real Housewives of Atlanta (tv program)
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Airman from Upper Marlboro one of four killed in Africa
An airman from Upper Marlboro was killed Saturday in an accident in Africa, the Pentagon said. Senior Airman Julian S. Scholten, 26, was one of four Air Force members in the U-28 turboprop plane killed near Camp Lemonnier in Djibouti, officials said...Tags: The Pentagon, Transportation Accidents, Upper Marlboro, Air and Space Accidents
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Pentagon: No enemy involvement in Djibouti crash
There was no enemy involvement in the air crash that killed an airman from Upper Marlboro in Africa over the weekend, the Pentagon said Tuesday. Senior Airman Julian S. Scholten, 26, was one of four special operations airmen killed Saturday when their...Tags: The Pentagon, Transportation Accidents, Upper Marlboro, Air and Space Accidents, Armed Forces
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