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The Rev. Ellis B. Dawson III, minister
The Rev. Ellis B. Dawson III, an electrician who later in life realized his dream of becoming a Baptist minister, died Saturday from complications of diabetes at Frederick Villa Nursing Center.
He was 72.
The son of a minister and a beautician, Dr....Tags: Prince George's County, Baptist, Morgan State University, Pikesville, Christianity
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Engaged: Colby Previti and John Celmer
Wedding Day: December 1, 2012 Her story: Colby Previti, 26, grew up in Bowley's Quarters and now lives in Middle River. She is a freelance model and make-up artist. Her father, Vincent Previti, is a retired firefighter. Her mother, Kimberly Previti, is a...
Tags: Family, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Cancer, Christmas, Allergies
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Sparrows Point owner considers selling plant
The struggling Sparrows Point steel mill could be sold within the next six months, mill owner RG Steel said Monday.
"We're not going to be specific at this time," said Bette Kovach, an RG Steel spokeswoman, as she confirmed comments by two company...Tags: Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning, Justice System, Iron and Steel, Companies and Corporations, T. Rowe Price
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Sarah Littleton, nurse and business owner
Sarah "Virginia" Littleton, a retired nurse and part owner of a Baltimore County pharmacy and nursing home, died Thursday at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson of renal failure complicated by a stroke. She was 83. Mrs. Littleton, born Sarah Meyer in...
Tags: Towson, Hospitals and Clinics, Nursing, Timonium, General Motors Corp.
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Harry William Kluth Jr., engineer
Harry William Kluth Jr., a retired Bethlehem Steel Corp. engineer who played an instrumental role in the design and operation of the L Blast Furnace at Sparrows Point, died April 16 of heart failure at the Glen Meadows retirement community in Glen Arm....Tags: Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Johns Hopkins University, Energy Saving, Heart Failure, Bethlehem Steel Corp.
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Girl's shooting stuns Darley Park residents
Alonzo Smith was walking Thursday in the 1600 block of Darley Ave. when he spotted his 92-year-old neighbor Janie Frieson standing in her doorway.
"You OK?" Smith asked. Frieson smiled and assured him she was fine, and Smith walked on to his Northeast...Tags: Prosecution, Rentals, Cancer, Shootings, Murder
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Remembering an unsung civil rights hero
I was saddened to learn of the death of John Burleigh ("Civil rights activist helped organize demonstration at Gwynn Oak Park, was active in CORE," July 20). He was an unsung hero of the civil rights struggle. The purpose of this letter is to fill in some...Tags: Demonstration, Civil Rights, Employees
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Hey hon, are you the 'Voice of Baltimore'?
The Baltimore SunIf the Natty Boh guy could talk, would he sound like you? Do you imagine your accent sounding just like the Utz Girl's? If so, you could be the one a Baltimore ad agency is trying to find. MGH has launched a casting call to find "The Voice of...Tags: Radio, Belair Road, Companies and Corporations, Elections, Timonium
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Season draws to close at Rocky Point, other public beaches
Without drama or jellyfish, summer appeared to be winding down Sunday at Rocky Point Beach and Park.
Lifeguard chairs soon go into storage as the 2011 swimming season ends at the popular, 375-acre Essex public park. Today ends lifeguard service at most...Tags: Randallstown, Beaches, Dundalk, Labor Day, Memorial Day
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Liberty ship sets sail for the 1940s
The last time Donald Halverson was on a Liberty ship, he was heading across the Atlantic Ocean, a fresh-faced draftee who would spend the next 21/2 years fighting his way across Germany, France, Italy and North Africa during World War II.
A more recent...Tags: Chesapeake Bay, Bud Abbott, Atlantic Ocean, Fine Arts, Douglas MacArthur
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Protesters head to D.C. to decry economic inequality
Civil rights veteran Helena Hicks had walked much of the route already, many years ago — decades before the nation's capital memorialized the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in stone. Some things have changed dramatically since then, others not so...Tags: Racism, Westminster (Carroll, Maryland), AFL-CIO, Civil Rights, Morgan State University
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Survey reveals Dundalk's reputation: rough, with water views
Lifelong Dundalk resident Scott Holupka has heard the jokes. He's heard Dundalk residents stereotyped as some "combination of Archie Bunker and a West Virginia hillbilly," the community knocked as dirty, industrial and smelly.
Much of that perception...Tags: Johns Hopkins University, Patapsco, Dundalk, Hampden, Chicago Hotels
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