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William J. "Bill" Obrigkeit, dressage rider, dies
Baltimore Sun reporterWilliam J. "Bill" Obrigkeit, a banker and noted dressage rider, died Sept. 10 of a massive heart attack at Inova Loudoun Hospital in Leesburg, Va. He was 54. The Phoenix, Baltimore County, resident had just completed two dressage competitions in Leesburg...Tags: Baltimore County, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), St. Paul Street, Hunt Valley, Dressage
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Council to discuss swimming pool taxes, zoning measures
Swim club property taxes and rural zoning matters are among the pieces of legislation being discussed by the Howard County Council this month. County Councilwoman Courtney Watson is again pursuing a measure to aid six county nonprofit swim clubs whose...Tags: Ellicott City
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William J. 'Bill' Obrigkeit, dressage rider, dies
William J. "Bill" Obrigkeit, a banker and noted dressage rider, died Sept. 10 of a massive heart attack at Inova Loudoun Hospital in Leesburg, Va. He was 54.
The Phoenix, Baltimore County, resident had just completed two dressage competitions in Leesburg...Tags: Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Baltimore County, St. Paul Street, Dressage, Hunt Valley
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Owners, trainers lodge complaint against Dutrow
Maryland's horse racing stewards heard a protest Saturday morning from the connections of the second, third and fourth place finishers in the Dec. 17, $75,000 Maryland Juvenile Championship at Laurel Park against the race winner, King and Crusader,...Tags: Laurel Park, Air Transportation Industry, John V Burke
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Thomas J. Kennedy Jr., veteran
Thomas J. Kennedy Jr., who while fighting with the Marines in the South Pacific during World War II was blinded by enemy fire and after his return to Baltimore established Dawn's Office Supply, died Friday of cancer at his Mount Washington home.
He was...Tags: Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Charles Village, Roman Catholicism, U.S. Navy, Charles Street
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A photographic tour of Towson
Melissa Schehlein, a Towson native, walked the streets and byways of the Baltimore County seat in search of what was while documenting with her camera what is.
The result of her search was the recently published book, "Towson: Then and Now," a 96-page...Tags: Baltimore County, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Harrisburg (Dauphin, Pennsylvania), Gino Marchetti, Cordish Cos.
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Hessie Abraham Davidson
Hessie Abraham Davidson, former chairman of the Davidson Transfer & Storage Co., who counted among his many interesting and challenging moving jobs overseeing the moving of the U.S. Constitution, died Sept. 18 of complications from a stroke at Springhouse...Tags: Pikesville, Lombard Street, Fine Arts, Armed Conflicts, Arts
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Baltimore high school decides to drop football after player's death in 1911
An article in the Sept. 30, 1911, edition of The Argus reported that an area all-boys Catholic high school decided to drop its football program after the death of one of the players on the team. One of the first of Maryland colleges to cut out American...Tags: Citizens Initiative and Recall, Firearms, Health Treatments, Parochial Schools, Kensington
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Table Talk: Manor Tavern taken over by team of partners
As of July 9, the Manor Tavern is in new hands. The Monkton property was purchased by William and John Mitcherling, the owners of Towson's An Poitin Stil, and the team of Patrick Russell and Bill Irvin, who operate businesses in Fells Point including...Tags: Health and Medical Professionals, Soups, Des Moines (Polk, Iowa), Fells Point, Canton (Baltimore, Maryland)
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Academic program helps city students try polo in the county
Sabriaya Shipley enrolled in a summer learning program that her mother promised would offer new experiences. But when the 15-year-old city girl discovered those experiences would be on horseback at a school in Baltimore County, she balked, at least a bit....Tags: University of Notre Dame, Colleges and Universities, Polo, High School Sports, Equestrian
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Farmers disagree over proposal to relax zoning rules for pick-your-own operations
A proposal to relax the zoning regulations for pick-your-own operations has farmers at odds with one another. The zoning regulation amendment before the County Council, which was discussed at a public hearing Jan. 17, would remove the requirement that... -
Daytrip Nov. 11: Birds, flower buds and the big top
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If you're into experimental performance and supporting a good cause, check out fallFRINGE, sponsored by Capital Fringe, a nonprofit whose mission is to promote the arts in D.C. fallFRINGE gathers the best performers from past...Tags: Animals, New York City, Entertainment Events, Festive Events, Bars and Clubs
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