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Racetrack handicapper has fresh face, old-school approach
In the first week of her reporting internship for a horse-racing newspaper, Gabby Gaudet nervously approached one of the most celebrated figures in the sport. "Can you tell me how you first got involved in the game?" she asked Kelly Breen, who trained the...
Tags: ESPN (tv network), Equestrian, Radio, CBS Corp., Pimlico Race Course
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Celebrating 35 years, Laurel Regional Hospital plans changes
Beltsville native Pat Penkala doesn't remember much about May 4, 1978, her first day as an employee at Greater Laurel Beltsville Hospital and just three days after the hospital admitted its first patient. "I was young, the hospital was quiet," Penkala...
Tags: Medical Procedures and Tests, Ceremonies, House Building, Hospitals and Clinics, Physical Fitness and Exercise
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Tau Delta Zeta Laurel chapter celebrates 10th anniversary
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. —Tau Delta Zeta Chapter celebrated 10 years of service in Northern Prince George's County at a gala April 20 at Martin's Crosswinds in Greenbelt. Chartered on April 10, 2003 in Laurel, the chapter began with 11 business...
Tags: Awards and Prizes, Prince George's County, March of Dimes Foundation
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Four Prince George's Board of Education members to be appointed
Prince George's County Executive Rushern Baker III and the County Council are currently accepting applications from residents who are interested in serving in appointment positions on the Board of Education. Baker will appoint three residents. The county...Tags: Rushern Baker, Executive Branch, Schools, Public Schools, Martin O'Malley
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Our 23A delegate wants to hear from her constituents [South Laurel/Montpelier]
Del. Geraldine Valentino-Smith, who represents South Laurel and Montpelier residents in legislative District 23A, met recently with constituents at the Montpelier Arts Center. While being treated to delectable snacks and coffee, community residents took...Tags: Montpelier, Health and Safety at School, Nursing, Upper Marlboro, Justice System
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Reward doubled as fire investigation expands beyond Laurel playgrounds
Laurel city officials have doubled their reward to $10,000 for information about recent fires in Laurel, and county fire investigators have expanded their investigations from two playground fires to five more they say were either set intentionally or...
Tags: Arson, Laurel, Government, Prince George's County, Public Officials
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State bills aimed at reducing school-based arrests
A pair of state bills introduced by Prince George's County Del. Geraldine Valentino-Smith are aimed at decreasing the number of nonviolent student offenders entering the county's juvenile justice system. Both have been approved by the Prince George's...Tags: American Civil Liberties Union, Juvenile Delinquency, Safety of Citizens, Police Arrests, Government
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In 'Hoodwinked,' Laurel filmmaker challenges statistics on black men
On Capitol Hill, in African-American churches and at historically black colleges and universities, people are talking about a documentary film that challenges negative reports and statistics regarding blacks, especially black men. "Hoodwinked," produced...
Tags: Graduation, Prisons, Baltimore City Community College, Charter Schools, Colleges and Universities
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Laurel experiencing redevelopment 'tidal wave'
The city of Laurel is in the middle of a "tidal wave" of redevelopment. That's the assessment of Karl Brendle, the city's director of Community and Business Planning. "We're (going to be) in the middle, when all of this manifests itself," Brendle said...
Tags: Greenberg Gibbons, Prince George's County, Arts, Maryland Area Regional Commuter Rail
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Long lines of voters in Laurel on Election Day
Polls opened in Laurel at 7 a.m. today, with parking lots full and voters greeting a cool morning, with temperatures below freezing. At Laurel Woods Elementary, the lines were long and things were a "little tense" in the first hour after election...
Tags: Rushern Baker, U.S. Supreme Court, Hurricane Sandy (2012), Steny Hoyer, Libertarian Party
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After 25 years, Maggie Hubbard leaves St. Mary of the Mills School
After a quarter of a century, St. Mary of the Mills School in Laurel will be losing a familiar face: Maggie Hubbard is leaving to become director of special education for the Archdiocese of Washington. Hubbard has been at St. Mary's for 25 years, as a...Tags: Rushern Baker, Laurel, Teaching and Learning, Teachers, Recreational and Sporting Goods Industry
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District 1 candidates prepare for second forum
Laurel residents will have their second opportunity in less than a week to see Zabrina Epps and David Murray — the two candidates for the District 1 seat on the Prince George's County Board of Education — speak to the issues at a forum Monday,...Tags: Rushern Baker, NRG Energy Incorporated, Students, Martin Luther King Jr., Teaching and Learning
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