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UM sports should be reinstated
Leaving college sports conferences seems to be widespread these days ("AD optimistic about team, Big Ten move," Dec. 1). The University of Maryland president says his school will take in much more money in the Big Ten. The athletic director assures...Tags: University of Maryland, College Park, Colleges and Universities
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Larry Hagman was a lot like the character he made famous, Belcamp woman says
In real life, Larry Hagman was a lot like his most famous television character, J.R. Ewing. "He was flirtatious, with a younger than reality attitude," Belcamp resident Mary Pohlig said. "It was interesting to see; he was similar to characters he...
Tags: Dallas 2011 (tv program), Awards and Prizes, Music, House of Cards (tv program), Washington College (Maryland)
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Congressional candidate charged with illegal voting
Former Maryland congressional candidate Wendy W. Rosen was charged Thursday with illegally voting in two elections and faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted. Maryland State Prosecutor Emmet C. Davitt charged Rosen, 58, with casting ballots in...
Tags: Punishment, Voting, Justice System, Elections, Book
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Five questions with ... Debbie Bell
The goal for Race On is clear: To make the Grand Prix of Baltimore a long-term fixture, the company must generate significantly more money from Baltimore businesses and fans. Enter Debbie Bell. The former director of corporate sales and sponsorship for...
Tags: Marketing, Auto Racing, Key West, Labor Day, Elections
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Edwin C. Fry, farmer
Edwin C. "Pop" Fry, a longtime Kent County farmer who was active in agricultural affairs, died June 1 of pulmonary disease at Washington Hospital Center in Washington. He was 88. The son of farmers, Mr. Fry was born in Washington and raised in...Tags: Agriculture, Washington Hospital Center, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Consumer Goods Industries, Beverage Industry
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Head of the Class: North Baltimore County college students earn degrees, honors
Megan Uebersax, of Sparks, graduated from Berry College, Rome, Ga. with a Bachelor of Science in Marketing and Spanish. Lauren M. Thomas, of White Hall, graduated from Millersville University of Pennsylvania on May 12 with a Bachelor of Arts in...Tags: Engineering, Culture, Baltimore County, University of Pennsylvania, Business
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O'Malley to appear at tea party? Can this be true?
At first glance, the event listed on Gov. Martin O'Malley's schedule for Saturday seems utterly implausible. "Governor O’Malley to attend Chestertown Tea Party," reads the listing for 1:30 afternoon at the Chestertown Dock in the Kent County seat....Tags: Regional Authority, Same-Sex Marriage, Tea Party Movement
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Democrat withdraws from 1st District congressional race after allegations she voted in two states
Wendy Rosen, the Democratic challenger to Republican Rep. Andy Harris in the 1st Congressional District, withdrew from the race Monday amid allegations that she voted in elections in both Maryland and Florida in 2006 and 2008. It was unclear, however,...
Tags: Baltimore County, Voting, Justice System, Primaries, Election Rigging
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Rebecca Groves "Becky" Smith, college trustee
Rebecca Groves "Becky" Smith, a former educator and social worker who had been a trustee at what is now McDaniel College for more than three decades, died Thursday of heart failure at William Hill Manor in Easton. She was 95.
The former Rebecca Groves,...Tags: American Legion, Teaching and Learning, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), American Revolutionary War (1775-1783), Social Services
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Head of the Class: News of local students' achievements
Eve Carlson, of Towson, was named to the spring semester dean's list at Bucknell University, in Lewisburg, Pa. Bethany Reynolds, of Timonium, a junior at Washington and Lee University, has been selected for the spring/summer 2012 Johnson Opportunity...Tags: Georgia Institute of Technology, John Powell, Biology, New London (New London, Connecticut), Hunt Valley
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Lopsided races: Most Maryland congressional reps face little competition
Despite well-known challengers and widespread dissatisfaction with Washington, most of Maryland's incumbents in the House of Representatives appear to be cruising to re-election — a result of convoluted congressional districts and large Democratic...
Tags: Baltimore County, Justice System, Primaries, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Republican Party
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