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Laurel students make dean's lists and graduate from college
The following Laurel students were named to the dean's list for the fall semester at York College of Pennsylvania: Alison Chavez, sophomore criminal justice major; Kristina Lerman, senior nursing major; Derek Shaw, senior marketing major; Rachael Wilson,...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Laurel, Eastern Kentucky University, Chestertown, Teachers
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Body of suicide victim travels 11 miles on top of truck
Motorists saw the man jump off the pedestrian bridge, but not the driver of a passing tractor trailer on which the victim landed. By the time police caught up with the truck and its gruesome cargo, the unsuspecting driver had traveled 11 miles down I-95...Tags: Manassas (Manassas, Virginia), Prince George's County, Woodbridge, Gaithersburg (Montgomery, Maryland)
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New reef created in Chesapeake Bay
Concrete that once blocked fish from swimming up the Patapsco River to spawn has a new life as home for aquatic creatures at the bottom of the Chesapeake Bay.
Water cannons blasted chunks of the demolished Simkins Dam off a barge Wednesday, completing...Tags: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Ellicott City, Chesapeake Bay Bridge, Energy Resources, Chesapeake Bay
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College prep charter school for boys planned
A diverse group of educators — including a former Gilman School headmaster — plans to open a public charter school in 2012 that would focus on preparing high school students in the York Road corridor for college. "We envision being the...Tags: High Schools, Minority Groups, Maryland, Public Schools, Colleges and Universities
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Former Navy destroyer to be sunk soon to create massive artificial reef
With almost every regulatory hurdle cleared, planners believe they are about two weeks away from sinking a 563-foot former Navy destroyer off the coast of Maryland to create the largest artificial reef on the Eastern Seaboard.
The Arthur W. Radford,...Tags: Defense, Maryland, Chesapeake Bay, Fishing, Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Dr. Robert Russell Kent, cardiologist and humanitarian, dies
Baltimore Sun reporterDr. Robert Russell Kent, a cardiologist who left his field to serve Baltimore AIDS patients and the sick in third-world countries, died of cancer Monday at his home in Lutherville. He was 77. Born in Los Angeles and raised in Washington, D.C., he was a...Tags: Johns Hopkins Hospital, Trips and Vacations, Health and Medical Professionals, HIV, AIDS
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The imperial hypocrisy of Harry Reid
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, a man whose political success is largely attributable to the aura of befuddled incompetence he uses to disarm his adversaries, was a failed Watergate baby.
In 1974, a slew of often sanctimonious and very liberal...Tags: Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Richard Cordray, Harry Reid, Republican Party, Executive Branch
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Trooper stabbed in hands while fending off attacker
A Maryland state trooper was stabbed in the hands as he fought off a knife-wielding man Saturday morning after responding to a car crash call on the Capital Beltway near the Woodrow Wilson Bridge. Trooper Byron Tribue, 26, was treated and released from...Tags: Prince George's County, Murder, Maryland, Assault, Domestic Violence
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West Laurel: Mark your calendars for upcoming holiday events
President Woodrow Wilson first proclaimed Armistice Day on Nov. 11, 1919 to honor all World War I veterans. Over the years, the day expanded to honor veterans of all wars. President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed the holiday into law in 1954. Nov. 11 has...Tags: Holidays, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Prince George's County, Veterans Affairs, World War I (1914-1918)
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Price tags put on intermodal sites
The most controversial of four proposed sites for a Baltimore-area center for transferring cargo between trucks and trains carries the lowest cost estimate, while one that has virtually no close neighbors would cost nearly twice as much, according to...Tags: Prince George's County, Jessup (Anne Arundel, Maryland), Howard County, U.S. Army, Transportation
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In Kansas speech, Obama finally finds his voice
The general rap against the Occupy Wall Street movement is that it has no clear leadership or goals. And a complaint of some Democrats against President Obama is that he hasn't found a way to get in front of it and harness its energy to work for his re-...Tags: Republican Party, William Howard Taft, Joe Biden, Democratic Party, Parties and Movements
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Baltimore vs. DC hoops challenge this weekend
For 15 years the best girls and boys basketball teams in Baltimore City have tipped off against the best of Washington, D.C. in early December. To see some of the best public school basketball of the young season, head over to Lake Clifton Friday and...Tags: Calvin Coolidge, Theodore Roosevelt, Basketball
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