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Some consumers oppose smart meters in Md.
Jonathan Libber likes his analog utility meter just fine.
And no amount of debate will convince him that new wireless, digital "smart meters" being installed by Baltimore Gas & Electric and other utilities around the country would help conserve energy,...Tags: Southern California Edison Company, Radio, Consumers, Hank Greenberg, Headaches
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Loyola wraps up regular season atop RPI rankings
Capturing the Eastern College Athletic Conference tournament crown helped Loyola close out the regular season as the team with the best RPI (ratings percentage index) in Division I. In the fourth version of the list released by the NCAA Monday evening,...Tags: National Collegiate Athletic Association, Loyola Greyhounds, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Big East Conference
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Loyola earns top overall seed in NCAA men's tournament
After setting a school record for wins and matching another program mark for best start, the Loyola men's lacrosse team reaped a coveted reward: the top overall seed in the NCAA tournament. The 14-1 Greyhounds, who captured their first Eastern College...
Tags: Ivy League, Canisius Golden Griffins, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Penn State Nittany Lions, Colonial Athletic Association
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Penn State left with questions about being left out of NCAA tournament
Straight from the “What else is new” department, Penn State was severely disappointed by the selection committee’s decision to exclude the Nittany Lions from the 16-team NCAA tournament, which was unveiled late Sunday night. And 12...
Tags: Denver Pioneers, NCAA Division I Basketball Tournament, Penn State Nittany Lions, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Princeton Tigers
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Q&A with ESPN's Quint Kessenich
ESPN analyst Quint Kessenich was in the network’s studio in Charlotte, N.C., where he helped provide coverage of the 16-team field in the NCAA tournament. The former Johns Hopkins All-American goalkeeper, who can be followed on Twitter via...
Tags: College Sports, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Football, Bowl Championship Series, Lacrosse
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Proposed pipeline raises concerns in Baltimore, Harford Co.
Wooden stakes mark the path that a proposed underground gas pipeline would cut through Jonathan Guth's property in Baltimore County along its 21-mile route northeast to Harford County. The project would take out about half a stand of woods that Guth...Tags: Harford County, Baltimore County, Natural Resources, Owings Mills (Baltimore, Maryland), Energy Resources
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Q&A with NCAA selection committee chair Tony Seaman
Tony Seaman compiled a record of 263-166 in 30 years as a head coach at Johns Hopkins, Towson, Penn and C.W. Post. In one of his many current roles, he serves to chair the selection committee tasked with filling out the 16-team field for the upcoming NCAA...
Tags: NCAA Division I Basketball Tournament, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Duke Blue Devils, North Carolina Tar Heels, C.W. Post Campus
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Residents criticize natural gas pipeline proposal
Harold Burns, president of the Falls Road Community Association, stepped to the microphone at the Oregon Ridge Lodge Tuesday night and threw down the gauntlet before representatives of a gas company proposing an underground pipeline through his part of...Tags: Companies and Corporations, Natural Resources, Energy Resources
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Q&A with ESPN's Mark Dixon
ESPN analyst Mark Dixon provided play by play for No. 13 Princeton’s 14-9 victory over No. 14 Cornell last Saturday and will offer analysis of the America East tournament final this Saturday. The former Johns Hopkins midfielder, who can be...Tags: Ivy League, Mark Dixon, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Colonial Athletic Association, Providence Friars
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Notre Dame overtakes Loyola to top RPI rankings
Loyola’s 10-9 overtime loss to Johns Hopkins Saturday opened the door for Notre Dame to move into the top spot in RPI (ratings percentage index). In the third version of the list released by the NCAA Monday evening, the Fighting Irish (11-1) jumped...Tags: National Collegiate Athletic Association, Towson, Notre Dame Fighting Irish
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Fallston pushing for Youth's Benefit Elementary replacement
Fallston residents were urged last Thursday night to press their elected officials to get a new building for Youth's Benefit Elementary School. The Parent-Teacher Association at Youth's Benefit has been working for a year and a half with the organization...
Tags: Baltimore Gas and Electric Co., Harford County, Christianity, PTA, Crossroads
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Loyola checks in at first in RPI
One of two undefeated teams remaining in Division I, Loyola has distanced itself from the rest of the pack by sitting atop the first list of RPI (ratings percentage index) rankings released by the NCAA. The No. 2 Greyhounds (11-0) are first in the...
Tags: National Collegiate Athletic Association, Towson, Loyola Greyhounds, Notre Dame Fighting Irish
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