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Sports notices: Thunder U-14 girls are holding soccer tryouts
Submitting sports notices The deadline for submitting sports copy is 9 a.m. Monday. We prefer email (howardcountysports@patuxent.com). Questions? Call 410-332-6578. Soccer Thunder Soccer Club is holding tryouts for its rising U-14 Girls WAGS Division I...Tags: Physical Therapy, Hospitals and Clinics, Volleyball, High School Sports, Schools
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Rolling into summer
This weekend marks the beginning of summer vacation season for many Marylanders. From graduating students to young families, singles and seniors, the preferred place to be over Memorial Day weekend is generally Ocean City or the nearby Delaware beaches....Tags: Memorial Day, Highway Transportation, Environmental Pollution, Petroleum Industry, American Lung Association
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Orioles notebook: Flaherty starts fourth straight game, this one in right
The Baltimore SunRookie utility man Ryan Flaherty started just one game in the club's first 16 games and now has started each of the past four, including in right field Saturday night — the first time he had appeared there as a major leaguer. “I think every...Tags: Nick Markakis, Zach Britton, Colorado Rockies, Baseball, Frank Robinson
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No fiction Pulitzer: The problem wasn't the books
For the first time since 1977, the Pulitzer Prize Board has not chosen a winner in the fiction category. Susan Larson, one of three fiction jurors who each read 300 submissions prior to forwarding three finalists, announced that the jurors were "shocked,"...Tags: Pulitzer Prize Awards, Entertainment Events, Awards and Prizes, David Foster Wallace, University of Maryland, College Park
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Car maker hits pedals for bikes
Jonathan Browning built his career on four wheels, but his passion rides on two.
Browning, Volkswagen Group of America's top executive, doesn't see why cars and bikes can't — to steal a slogan from the automaker — coexist on the road of life....Tags: Manufacturing and Engineering, Vehicles, General Motors Corp., Horse and Harness Racing, Obesity
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Bikers descend on Annapolis
Bicycling activists are gearing up for another day of lobbying their state lawmakers in Annapolis for bike-friendly legislation.
Cycling safety and access are expected to be topics of discussion on Wednesday (Feb. 22) as Bike Maryland hosts the 15th... -
At some schools, running, biking and swimming join the 'three Rs'
Swimming, cycling and running may seem like after-school activities, but for some students in the county, they're now part of a regular class. Students in freshman physical education classes at Long Reach High School are a part of a pilot program,...Tags: McDonald's, Amy Davis, Charity, Teaching and Learning, Students
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APL receives Bicycle Friendly Business Award
The League of American Bicyclists awarded a bronze Bicycle Friendly Business Award to Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab, in North Laurel. APL was recognized for promoting employee health and social responsibility through its cycling club and cycling... -
'Bike boulevards' can get Baltimore rolling
Cycling has long been promoted as an activity with the potential to improve community wellness through its health benefits and its ability to reduce traffic congestion and air pollution. Monday through Friday, rain or shine, I ride my bike from my...Tags: Transportation, Health and Safety at School, Environmental Pollution, Environmental Pollution, Transportation
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Baltimore ranks 11th among major U.S. cities in biking and walking, Washington second
Baltimore has the 11th-largest percentage of commuter walkers and bicyclers among major U.S. cities, according to a new report on bicycling and walking in the U.S.
"Bicycling and Walking in the United States: 2012 Benchmarking Report," released Monday by...Tags: Weight, Trips and Vacations, Obesity, Petroleum Industry, Los Angeles Times
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Cyclist rides in honor of his brother
Every time Chris Seymour entered the garden shed at his home, he would stare at the sleek bike, a bequest from his older brother Robert, who died in May.
After two grueling back surgeries and lengthy recoveries, Seymour, 41, never imagined he would get...Tags: Labor Day, Entertainment Events
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Bits & Pieces: Bicycling Advocates to hold their second annual bicycle forum
Howard County is a wonderful place to ride bikes. There are nearly 94 miles of bike pathways that weave among the villages in Columbia, and there many rural roads out in the county are suitable for riding. The scenery looks to be gorgeous this fall....Tags: Community College of Baltimore County, John Harbaugh, High School Sports, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Cleveland Browns
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