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Schofield makes the 'circuit' for successful recycling day
Innovative and energetic are two of the adjectives that describe the Rodgers Forge Board of Governors. The board inaugurated the community's Electronics Recycling Day on Saturday, Jan. 7. Chaired by board member Janine Schofield, the event was an...Tags: Schools, Students, College Sports, University of Maryland, College Park, Teaching and Learning
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Community Sports Hall of Fame: Bob Falk
Most dedicated hockey players started skating almost before they could walk, but Bob Falk came to the sport a little later in life.
Once Falk became a fan as a student at St. Francis (Pa.) College, though, hockey would never leave him and that interest...Tags: Hersheypark, Hershey (Dauphin, Pennsylvania), College Sports
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Business Notices: Elkridge resident elected president of Office Moving Alliance
James (Jim) H. Durfee, of Office Movers, Inc., in Elkridge, has been elected president of the Office Moving Alliance at its 2011 Annual Meeting, held Oct. 24-27, in Phoenix.
Durfee will serve a two-year term at OMA, an international trade organization...Tags: Corporate Officers
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Lansdowne Ravens Roost to chill out at Polar Plunge
As members of Ravens Roost 15, Bill and Denise West probably see themselves more as ravens than polar bears, but for the ninth straight year they'll wade into the Chesapeake Bay on a winter day.
The husband-and-wife team, along with 15 others from...Tags: Ceremonies, Annapolis, Maryland State Police, Towson, Fox Broadcasting Company
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Going B.I.G. at Burleigh Manor
The only sounds louder than the squeaks of tennis shoes on the hardwood gym floor Friday, Jan. 20 at Burleigh Manor Middle School in Ellicott City were the shouts of victory and cries of defeat from teams of students and teachers.
At the third annual...Tags: Healthy Diet, Students, Teachers, American Heart Association, Teaching and Learning
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Catonsville family prepares for annual Polar Bear Plunge
Amber Alderson doesn't like being cold. But on Saturday, Jan. 28, she will brave the winter weather, run into the Chesapeake Bay and dive underwater as part of the annual Maryland State Police Polar Bear Plunge.
This will be the 20-year-old Catonsville...Tags: Baltimore County, Down Syndrome, Catonsville, Annapolis, Maryland State Police
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District 10: Adam Van Bavel
1. Please describe your educational and professional background and how it has prepared you to serve on the City Council.
I have worked in non-profit for over a decade with well known charities such as The Maryland Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the...Tags: Employment Opportunities, Television, Labor Markets, Elections, Pigtown
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Numerous Catonsville area businesses made Ravens Roost 88's bull roast a success
Ravens Roost 88 thanks the generous donors who supported our bull and oyster roast fundraiser Sept. 24, including Captain Defense in full uniform and the Ravens Marching Band. Ace Automotive, Bare Bones, Bertamini's Hair Salon, Café D'Roma, Candlelight...Tags: Panera Bread Company, Candlelight Inn, Catonsville, Diabetes, Diseases and Illnesses
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Like/dislike: Max Moog, Polar Bear Plunger
We have a profound respect for those who participate in the Polar Bear Plunge. Not only do they raise money for Special Olympics Maryland, but they do so by dunking into the chills-inducing waters of the Chesapeake Bay. These people are the real heroes....Tags: LMFAO (music group), Alison Krauss, Foster the People (music group), Harbor East, Modern Family (tv program)
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Taneytown man wins gold for Special Olympics U.S. team
From Syd Lea's home in Taneytown, the Pennsylvania line is less than two miles away.
When the accomplished cyclist ventures outside from his home gymnasium, he often crosses the Mason-Dixon Line as part of his training regimen.
That's not the only...Tags: Speed Skating, Multi-Sport Events, High School Sports, Stevie Wonder, Cycling
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Ellicott City: Harvey maps out winning path in Trinity School's Geographic Bee
Where in the world is Mauritius? Trinity School's Kathryn Harvey would probably know. The seventh-grader correctly answered several rounds of questions to clinch her school-level competition of the National Geographic Bee. This was the first round in...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Students, Music, Facebook, Geography
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Recreation
Whether you are always on the go or just looking to kick back and relax, the county offers something for everyone — from hiking and biking to bird-watching and golf. INSIDE AND OUT Rocky Gorge Golf (301-725-0888) and the Columbia SportsPark (410-...Tags: Triathlon, Football, Multi-Sport Events, High School Sports, United States Naval Academy
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