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Birth, death collide on Mother's Day
Sun reportersClaudia Sales spent Mother's Day teetering between grief and joy. On the same day that she welcomed her first child into the world, she learned that her husband and her tiny son's father was dead. Carlos Santay, 19, was stabbed Saturday evening at a...Tags: Murder, Juvenile Delinquency, Public Holidays, Sales, Photography
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Catonsville overpowers Harford behind Baublitz
Special to The SunThe CCBC-Catonsville women's lacrosse team is right where Jessica Baublitz thought it would be: National Junior College Athletic Association national champion. The top-ranked and undefeated Cardinals, playing rival Harford Community College for the...Tags: Universities, Parkville
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The fight goes on in 'Hillary country'
Sun reporterBill Arnold's life-sized likeness of Barack Obama gets no respect. Friends vandalized the cardboard cutout at a meeting in this small eastern panhandle city, plastering the face with a picture of Hillary Clinton. His mother, embarrassed to have the...Tags: Interior Policy, Primaries, Regional Elections, National Government, Political Candidates
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Fatal stabbing at gas station
A man was fatally stabbed about 5 p.m. yesterday during an apparent robbery attempt at a Catonsville gas station, according to Baltimore County police. The victim was stabbed multiple times in the chest at Carroll Fuel in the 5200 block of Baltimore...Tags: Downstream Oil and Gas Activities
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BRENDAN WALSH
In 1968, Brendan Walsh and his wife, Willa Bickham, founded Viva House, Baltimore Catholic Worker. Over the 40 years it has served primarily as a soup kitchen, food pantry and hospitality house. Also in 1968, he worked to support the Catonsville Nine, a...Tags: Society, Wars and Interventions, Death and Dying, Ceremonies, Malcolm X
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Ackermann helps Salisbury advance
From Staff ReportsSue Ackermann recorded a game-high 10 points on seven goals and three assists as host Salisbury topped St. Mary's for a third time this season, 22-9, in the second round of the NCAA Division III tournament yesterday. The Sea Gulls (21-0) beat St. Mary's,...Tags: Parkville, Perry Hall, National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Today, Mom's the word
Special to The SunEvery family has its own Mother's Day traditions. Mable Brown gets pampered by her nine children. Lydia Ruppert goes on a picnic. And Jeanne Litvin is treated to a lunch and a musical performance. But it isn't the gifts that mean the most - it's...Tags: Photography, Public Holidays, Candy, Flowers and Gifts, Flowers, Essex (Baltimore, Maryland)
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CCBC-Catonsville to meet Harford CC in NJCAA title game
Special to The SunCCBC- Catonsville 14, Herkimer County Community College 6: The Cardinals women's lacrosse team held host Herkimer County Community College scoreless for 26 minutes today in the Cardinals' win in a National Junior Collegiate Athletic Association...Tags: Universities, Parkville, Perry Hall
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Cecil M. Bruck, 92
Cecil M. Bruck, a homemaker and volunteer, died in her sleep Wednesday at the Presbyterian Home of Maryland in Towson. She was 92. Cecil Maldeis was born in Baltimore and raised in Forest Park. She was a 1933 graduate of Friends School and earned a...Tags: Music Theater, Death and Dying, Towson, Roland Park, Timonium
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Proposed ROTC unit at UMBC protested
Sun ReporterFaculty and other members of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County community have started circulating an online petition to protest a proposed ROTC unit at the Catonsville campus, which could open this fall. According to faculty senate...Tags: Defense, Armed Forces, Awards and Prizes, Charles Village, Johns Hopkins University
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