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What they're saying about the Orioles
The Baltimore SunHere's a look at what some other media outlets are saying about the Orioles: ** Cliff Corcoran of SI.com says the Orioles are among three sleeper teams (the others are the Pirates and A's) that are not going away this season: As for the Orioles, well,...Tags: Baltimore Orioles, Erik Bedard, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Evan Longoria, Chris Tillman
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Sister Genevieve Kunkel, longtime nun and educator
Sister Genevieve Kunkel, a professed member of the School Sisters of Notre Dame for 78 years who was known for her spirit and positive attitude, died Wednesday at the age of 101 from complications after hip surgery. Sister Genevieve was a participant...
Tags: Macungie, Baltimore County, Diseases and Illnesses, Philosophy, Notre Dame of Maryland University
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'America's Got Talent' recap, Vegas week finale
Thank the gods -- it's the last night of the brutal Las Vegas week on 'America's Got Talent.'
In tonight's two-hour episode, judges Howard Stern, Sharon Osbourne and Howie Mandel will make their final decisions on which acts to advance to the next stage,...Tags: America's Got Talent (tv program), Entertainment Events, Dance, Howard Stern , Howie Mandel
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Towson residents coping on sixth day without power in hot temps
As pockets of Towson endured a sixth day of stifling heat and no power, patience began to wane for BGE customers who still didn't know when their power would be turned back on. "We keep hoping, but I think we're going to leave in the morning," Kati...
Tags: Towson, The Pennsylvania State University, David Marks
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Retired Anne Arundel school principal killed in Florida
William Norman, the retired first principal of Chesapeake High School in Pasadena, was found slain in a canal in Davie, Fla., and police said they have charged two teenagers with premeditated murder in his death. Norman, 76, of Tampa, worked for 28 years...Tags: Health and Safety at School, Lauderhill, Pasadena (Anne Arundel, Maryland), Murder, Tamarac
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Greens descend on Baltimore for convention
It won't have the glitter of the Republican and Democratic presidential conventions, but Baltimore will nevertheless get a piece of the 2012 nomination action as the national Green Party opens a three-day convention here today to pick a presidential...Tags: Political Candidates, Libertarian Party, Democratic Party, Lombard Street, Democratic National Conventions
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Murder victim remembered as beloved high school principal
Davie, FLA -- The body of murder victim William Norman was to be shipped today to his native Maryland, where former students and colleagues remembered him as a beloved high school principal with the Anne Arundel County public schools. Scholarship funds...Tags: Health and Safety at School, Lauderhill, Teaching and Learning, Pasadena (Anne Arundel, Maryland), Murder
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Alumni plan scholarship in memory of slain former principal
A group of Chesapeake High School alumni have banded together to create a scholarship fund in memory of William Norman, the school's long-retired first principal, who was killed this month in Florida. The scholarship, which will be called the Dr. William...
Tags: Schools, Teaching and Learning, Brooklyn Park, High Schools, Students
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'America's Got Talent' recap, Baltimore's Spencer Horseman performs in Vegas week, night 2
It's Day 2 of Vegas bootcamp for the 100+ hopefuls on 'America's Got Talent.' Yesterday's round of auditions was, for the most part, disappointing and the judges were simply brutal. Howard Stern actually said he was embarrassed at having advanced some...Tags: Federal Hill, Billy Joel, America's Got Talent (tv program), Nick Cannon, Music
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Under Armour appoints two new members to its board
Under Armour Inc. has appointed a Turner Broadcasting System executive and a top retired naval officer to its board of directors, the Baltimore-based sports apparel company said Wednesday. The appointments of Brenda Piper, chief marketing officer for the...Tags: Weaponry, Media Industry, TBS (tv network), ABC (tv network), Under Armour Inc.
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Surprising reaction to L'affaire Petraeus
People magazine has named its "Sexiest Man Alive," and the nation was surprised to learn he was not a general. The winner was actor Channing Tatum, who may be a movie star but doesn't have any stars on his chest. He is good looking enough, but no so much...
Tags: Bill Clinton, John Allen, Jill Kelley, Channing Tatum, People (magazine)
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Group ranks Baltimore's parks 15th in nation
Baltimore's historic park system ranks 15th among the nation's 40 largest cities in a new rating released Wednesday, which credits the city's foresight in carving out public spaces over the past two centuries but faults its more recent leadership for...
Tags: Finance, Frederick Law Olmsted, Tourism and Leisure, Gardens and Parks, Fort McHenry
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