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Adeline Ogier Bracken, athlete and mother
Adeline Ogier Bracken, a multi-talented athlete who earned a bachelor's degree in mathematics when few women attended college and went on to raise 10 children, died Tuesday of heart failure at Mercy Ridge Retirement Community in Timonium. She was 96....Tags: Loyola University Maryland, Timonium, Orange (New Haven, Connecticut), Baltimore County, Towson
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Elinora Bowdoin Bolton, French teacher
Elinora Bowdoin Bolton, a former French teacher who had been a celebrated 1940s women's tennis player, died of heart failure in her sleep Tuesday at the Keswick Multicare Center. The former Howard County resident was 93.
Family members said she was...Tags: University of Paris, Catonsville, Hospitals and Clinics, University of Maryland Baltimore County, University of Maryland, College Park
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P.O. Box Delivery
My husband and I have long used a post office box at the Roland Park post office for business mail. Our street address includes the letter “B,” which presents a problem for mail sorters and carriers, who don’t know that our house is...Tags: Companies and Corporations
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Alaeze leads Roland Park past Wm. Penn, 58-26
Daisy Alaeze scored 23 points to power No. 10 Roland Park past host William Penn (Pa.), 58-26, Saturday. The Reds (10-9) led the Quakers 29-12 at halftime. Roland Park will host Seton Keough at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday in the quarterfinals of the...Tags: Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), William Penn
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Millionaire's mansion now shelters homeless
The Mount Vernon house spent decades as one of several 19th-century millionaires' mansions. But in the last 25 years, the Patrick Allison House has found another mission.
Once a church office, it is now a sanctuary for the homeless where a neighboring...Tags: Prisons, Condos and Houses, Maryland Zoo Baltimore, Substance Abuse, Rentals
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Roundup: No. 6 Spalding girls pull away from St. Frances, 57-32
The host St. Frances girls basketball team was able to hang with No. 6 Archbishop Spalding for half the game Wednesday, but Cavaliers opened the second half with a 22-8 run and won, 57-32. The Panthers (3-11, 1-9) trailed 10-9 after the first quarter and... -
Dream home: Drawn to water, couple finds dream home on pier in Baltimore
Chip Olsen and his wife, Linda, grew up on Long Island. Their memories, reflected in framed photographs on the walls of their home, are of long afternoons sitting on sandy beaches or idly dangling their feet from one of the many piers along the shore....Tags: Inner Harbor, United States Merchant Marine Academy, Photography Supplies and Services, Long Island, Land Price
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From Sun Magazine: When architects build a marriage — and design a home
Architects live and breathe design, blissfully losing themselves in details most people would never notice — the bevel of a trim, the way light falls across a room, squared legs or curved.
So what happens, we wondered, when two such aesthetes...Tags: Natural Resources, Natural Resources, Hobbies, Architecture, University of Cincinnati
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Anne M. Simmons, homemaker
Anne M. Simmons, a homemaker, educator and artist, died Wednesday at the University of Maryland Medical Center of complications from a fall.
The longtime Severna Park resident was 88.
A daughter of a salesman and homemaker, Anne McKay was born in...Tags: Anne Arundel County, Hospitals and Clinics, Colleges and Universities, Colleges and Universities, University of Maryland Medical Center
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The Rev. E. Joseph Cote
The Rev. Earl Joseph John Cote, the retired pastor of a Pikesville Roman Catholic church, died of cardiac arrest Jan. 27 at St. Joseph Medical Center. He was stricken while driving on Putty Hill Road as he headed to say daily Mass for the School Sisters...Tags: Seminaries, Catonsville, Stevensville, Loyola University Maryland, Brown University
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Hoping for Fresh Market at the Rotunda
News that the Giant at the Rotunda is moving west to the old Superfresh store is good news. It will be great to have a Giant that’s larger and comparable to the one on York Road north of Gittings Avenue. The bad news is that the supermarket site at...Tags: Super Fresh Food Markets, Inc., Whole Foods Market
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Senator Theatre wins $300,000 state tax credit for restoration
The Senator Theatre has been awarded a $300,000 state tax credit for restoration of the historic, Art-Deco style cinema house that was built in 1939.
The Senator is one of six recipients of a combined $7 million in Sustainable Communities Tax Credits,...Tags: Rentals, Arts, Charles Theatre, Tom Kiefaber, Painting
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