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Hereford High freshman organizes and performs in fashion show
The folks at the Priceless Gown Project, which provides free prom gowns to students in Baltimore and Washington, D.C., are delighted with the energy and determination Hereford High School student Alicia Kozlowski brings to her community service project...
Tags: Sykesville, Social Organizations, Lobbying, Teaching and Learning, Youth Organizations
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Peace Corps Week a time of reflection for former volunteers
Sally Foster worked in the slums of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, as a health educator in the early 1960s. Mike McQuestion was stationed in the Philippines in the mid-1970s, trying to teach basic preventive medicine to mountain villagers. Chris Carneal...
Tags: Teachers, Brazil, Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), Peace Corps, Diseases and Illnesses
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Baltimore native Peyton List scores lead in new CW drama
The Baltimore SunBaltimore native Peyton List, who got her start on "As the World Turns" and most recently appeared on "90210" and "Mad Men," has landed the starring role in a pilot for The CW. According to Deadline Hollywood, List, 26, will play the part of Cara in...Tags: The CW (tv network), Greg Berlanti, Peyton List, Mad Men (tv program), As the World Turns (tv program)
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Wedded: Elizabeth Sauer and Carroll Hopkins III
Wedding date: Dec. 29, 2012 Her story: Elizabeth "Beth" Passapae Sauer, 28, grew up in Baltimore. She is an associate attorney for Semmes, Bowen & Semmes in Baltimore. Her father, Francis A. Sauer, is an attorney in Towson, and her mother, Janet...
Tags: Chocolate Cake, Pikesville, Weddings, Marriage, Family
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Hudson's Corner: Despite city's mounting fiscal problems, Roland Park is still home sweet home
Living in Baltimore City can feel like an uphill effort. The noise, trash, potholes, property taxes and looming deficit are depressing. We live near Roland Avenue and Cold Spring Lane, a major east-west thoroughfare that has turned into a pulsating,...Tags: Taxation, Finance, New York City, Manhattan (New York City), Stephanie Rawlings-Blake
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Maryland selects five health enterprise zones
The O'Malley administration kicked off an effort to bring medical services to disadvantaged neighborhoods Thursday by designating the state's first five "health enterprise zones" created under a law passed last year. Lt. Gov. Anthony G. Brown, who led...
Tags: Prince George's County, St. Mary's County, Annapolis
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No. 1 Archbishop Spalding, No. 3 McDonogh girls advance to IAAM A Conference final
The Baltimore SunAt times this season, Archbishop Spalding's girls basketball team has gone away from its inside strength, but the No. 1 Cavaliers used their physical advantage with 5-foot-11 Camille Calhoun and 6-foot Jade Scaife to earn their fourth straight trip to the...Tags: National Basketball Association
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Lenten observers take their Ashes to Go
Leta Dunham got her breakfast order to go at a Roland Avenue Starbucks Wednesday morning: a grande triple skim latte in her cup and, on her forehead, an ashen reminder that we are all destined to become dust. Dunham was among Ash Wednesday observers who...
Tags: Jesus Christ, Rituals, Archdiocese of Baltimore, Belvedere Square, Starbucks Corp.
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College Lines
BREVARD COLLEGE: Brevard College in Brevard, N.C., has named Antonio Johnson of Forest Hill to the honor roll for the fall semester of the 2012-2013 academic year. GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY: Hanna Stambaugh, a 2012 graduate of Bel Air High School, was...Tags: Scranton, Muhlenberg College, Port Deposit, Agricultural Research and Technology, Loyola University Maryland
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Ruxton Station shops to host fundraiser for One Love Foundation
This Valentine's Day, shoppers in Towson can safely wait until the last minute knowing their procrastination could ultimately help raise money for a good cause. On Wednesday, Feb. 13, nine businesses at Ruxton Station will participate in the one-day...
Tags: George Huguely V, Business, Charity
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Dr. William Blake, UM School of Medicine professor
Dr. William Dewey Blake, a retired University of Maryland School of Medicine professor who was chairman of the department of physiology, died of cancer Sunday at his Bath, Maine, home. The former Bolton Hill resident was 94.
Born in Summit, N.J., and...Tags: Teachers, Arts, Malaria, Yale University, Physiology
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Andree W. Williams, educator
Andree W. Williams, a former Roland Park Country School educator and a gardener, died Jan. 30 of heart failure at the Blakehurst retirement community in Towson. She was 89.
Andree Louise Wood was born and raised in Fort Thomas, Ky., where she graduated...Tags: Language, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Christianity, Heart Failure, Anglicanism
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