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Towson event calls on Power of the Purse to fight human trafficking
On Tuesday night, Oct. 23, a purse is the ticket to a good time — and for fighting a good cause — at Power of the Purse, an event being hosted in Towson by the Baltimore County Commission for Women and the Samaritan Women organization The...
Tags: Towson, Scott Shellenberger, Baltimore County
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Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Friday
WEATHER: Mostly cloudy, with patchy morning fog and a high near 74. Friday night is expected to be partly cloudy, with a low around 53. TRAFFIC: Check our traffic updates for this morning's issues. TOP NEWS Boy Scout files reveal 90 cases of alleged...
Tags: Mitt Romney, Football, National Football League, Baltimore Gas and Electric Co., Barack Obama
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Ravens fan of the week: 'DEE-Ciple'
Brian Donley loves Ravens football, make no mistake. But that passion doesn't completely explain why he dons a black duster — you can't miss it at home games, it's the one with pictures of Ravens defenders painted on it — and goes a little bit...
Tags: Harford Community College, Football, Trips and Vacations, Baltimore Ravens
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$2 million prize announced for cure for blindness by 2020
Singer Art Garfunkel, a real estate magnate and an investor are putting $2 million in gold bullion on the line to inspire researchers to cure blindness by 2020, establishing through Johns Hopkins Medicine one of the world's largest prizes for a scientific...Tags: Food and Drug Administration, Physical Conditions, Health and Safety at School, Genetics, Financial Aid
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Marriottsville: Stampede, scream and walk with the zombies at Marriotts Ridge
Over the years, Halloween has evolved from a kid-centric holiday to a fun celebration for all ages. One popular activity in our area is the annual Mustang 5K Stampede and Scream and 1-mile Zombie Walk at Marriotts Ridge High School. Everyone, from...Tags: Clarksville, Halloween, Students, Music, Teaching and Learning
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West Friendship: Mammoth bake sale will benefit food pantry
The need has never been greater. More than 19 local families used the services of the Glenelg United Methodist Church food pantry last month. Thanks in large part to the efforts of local charities including an area Weight Watchers group, a group from the...Tags: Clarksville, University of Maryland, College Park, Halloween, Students, Anglicanism
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Howard County health briefs
Look good, feel better The free program teaches beauty techniques to women with cancer to help them combat appearance-related side effects of treatment. Participants receive a bag of cosmetics donated by major manufacturers as well as instruction and...Tags: Arthritis, Knee Replacement, Parkinson's Disease, Knees, Medical Procedures and Tests
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Love of bocce, and Charlotte's Quest Nature Center, keeps Manchester couple rolling
The story behind the two bocce courts on Vince DePalmer's Manchester property is a slight variation on the familiar "Field of Dreams" theme. It's not so much a matter of, "build it and they will come," but rather "build it and maybe somebody will show up...
Tags: U.S. Air Force, Bowling
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Washington-area federal charity drive lowers sights
With the economic recovery still sluggish, a donor pool laboring under a long-term pay freeze and uncertainty about looming budget cuts, organizers of the Combined Federal Campaign in the National Capital Area have reduced their fundraising goal for the...
Tags: Republican Party, Government, National Institutes of Health, Democratic Party, Employees
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Timonium: Optimists celebrate past efforts, greet new leaders
The changing of the guard recently took place at the annual installation dinner of the Optimist Club of Timonium. The following members were installed: Skip Sheeler, president, Don Imwold, vice-president (youth programs); Jocelyn Sandy, vice-president...Tags: Timonium, Catonsville, Abusive Behavior, Pumpkin, American Red Cross
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Timonium ShopRite customers fill carts to help fight hunger in Maryland
Shoppers were racing around ShopRite of Timonium on Wednesday, Oct. 10, filling their carts and looking for bargains — and working to help ease hunger in Maryland. The store hosted the inaugural Shopping Cart Sweep to benefit the Maryland Food...
Tags: Timonium
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Arbutus businesswoman honored for community service
When Debbie SeBour was a teenager, she worked in the Arbutus flower shop run by Betty Reidel. On Oct. 10, she was honored by Soroptimist International of Arbutus with the Betty Reidel Award during the group's anniversary dinner at Matthew's 1600...
Tags: Catonsville, Abusive Behavior, American Red Cross, Realty
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