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What Michael Phelps can learn from Cal Ripken's example
John Maroon is uniquely positioned to offer an opinion on the superstar athlete turned businessman. His firm, Maroon PR, represents Cal Ripken Jr. He’s worked with the former Orioles star on and off since 1995, in the process ushering perhaps the...
Tags: Michael Phelps, Tiger Woods, Baltimore Orioles, Baseball, Television Industry
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A year after slaying, Giddings family still coping with loss
It took almost a full year for Karen Giddings to come out of the fog that surrounded her after her daughter Lauren's death. As the numbness ebbed away, pain flooded in. Now, Giddings is trying to turn that pain into a focus — to keep the memory...
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Phelps holds keys to his future as corporate pitchman and swimming advocate
They streamed into the Speedo-sponsored party, world-class athletes set free after four years of training and one week of competing on their sport's biggest stage. Now that their Olympics were over, swimmers from around the world would spend this night...Tags: Barack Obama, Summer Olympics, Subway Transportation, Marketing, Golf
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Laurel's Independence Day was red hot and blue
Eugene Mills II, and his family and friends watched Laurel's Independence Day Parade just as they always had in years past. But this year was different: The parade — and the evening's fireworks — were dedicated to his son, Marine Lance Cpl....
Tags: Laurel, American Legion, Music
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Laurel cops to sit on roof of Dunkin Donuts for Special Olympics fundraiser
If you visit or drive by the Laurel Dunkin' Donuts on Route 1 between 6 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 29, and 1 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 30, don't be alarmed if you see police officers on the roof. Laurel Police officers will be posted on the roof of the Dunkin' Donuts...
Tags: Dunkin' Donuts
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Laurel Cops hit the roof for Special Olympics Maryland
Four years ago, Laurel Police Cpl. Beth Thomas thought it would be a good idea to make use of the popular jokes about cops-and-doughnuts. Instead of stepping away from the stereotype of police officers being such enthusiastic doughnut consumers, Thomas...
Tags: Dunkin' Donuts
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Police are 'up on the roof' for Special Olympics of Maryland
People looking for Westminster Police Chief Jeff Spaulding on Sunday, Sept. 30, might try Dunkin' Donuts. That's not a gag. Spaulding and two Maryland State Police officers —Capt. Jim DeWees and Lt. Rob Stryjewski — were scheduled to spend...Tags: Dunkin' Donuts, Maryland State Police
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Sports notices: Buy an Orioles ticket and help Special Olympics
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. Special Olympics Orioles fans who plan to attend games at Camden Yards this year have...Tags: Schools, High School Sports, Baseball, Football, Golf
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Bits & Pieces: HCC honors its top athletes at annual awards banquet
I have attended dozens of athletic banquets in my days, but I have never been around a more boisterous and fun-loving group than the athletes at Howard Community College. The enormous successes that these athletes are enjoying, and will continue to...Tags: Bowling, Memorial Day, College Sports, Howard Community College, Awards and Prizes
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Digest: Johns Hopkins football piles up Centennial honors
Colleges Johns Hopkins football piles up Centennial honors Johns Hopkins nearly pulled off a clean sweep of the Centennial Conference's major football awards, landing the league's Offensive Player, Defensive Player and Coach of the Year honors. Senior...Tags: National Collegiate Athletic Association, Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Football, John Mackey
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Timonium: Optimist Club has dual honorees for May
The Timonium Optimist Club gave out double honors this May — the club recognized two Students of the Month for May. At its recent dinner meeting, James Funk and Joshua Kim were both recognized by the Club. James Funk, who will graduate from Ridge-...Tags: Hunt Valley, Timonium, Baltimore County
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25 years ago: Guns missing from Hickory home of murdered couple
From The Aegis dated Nov. 12, 1987: It could have been just coincidence, but police confirmed 25 years ago this week that two guns were reported missing from the house where Stevenson Thomas Sherman and Elizabeth Ann Sherman, were killed by their son,...Tags: Firearms, Murder, Havre de Grace, Harford Community College, White Marsh
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