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Notre Dame Preparatory School's Class of 2012
Notre Dame Preparatory School in Towson held its commencement ceremony for the Class of 2012 on Wednesday, May 30, at the school. The following are the members of the Class of 2012: Claire Lahart Allenbach, Katherine Ann Allenbach, Breanna Lynn Arbuco,...
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Mission trips give Notre Dame students a sense of true value
The seniors from Notre Dame Preparatory School who returned to school last week after spending their spring breaks in El Salvador and Starkville, Miss., were understandably having a tough time describing the experience to their peers. But if you want...
Tags: El Salvador, Trips and Vacations, Students, Teaching and Learning, Timonium
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Laurel's Woodland Job Corps Center honors graduates for their achievements
Woodland Job Corps Center, in Laurel, honored graduates during a ceremony April 17. The keynote speaker was Leandra Banks, a Woodland graduate who currently is the office manager and youth advisor with the Katie Able Foundation. Woodland culinary...
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Woodland Job Corps graduates 48 students
The following students graduated from Woodland Job Corps, in Laurel, by completing all center requirements and obtained placement in a career or advanced education opportunity: Advance culinary: Patricia Almodovar, Giovanni Croix Cruz, Orben Diaz,... -
Aberdeen 16-year-old charged with rape
Family members filled up nearly two rows in Harford County District Court Wednesday for a bail review hearing for a 16-year-old Aberdeen boy charged with first-degree rape. Brandon Alexander Somerville, of the 700 block of Wineberry Way, was charged...Tags: Lawyers, Prosecution, Aberdeen, Prosecution, Police Arrests
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Ethics panel meets in closed session; no word on Currie
The Joint Committee on Legislative Ethics, which has on its plate the case of whether to discipline Sen. Ulysses Currie, met in closed session for about a hour Tesday but there was no word on what it will do about the Prince George's County Democrat....Tags: Ethics, Prince George's County, Values, Ulysses Currie
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Howard County announces leadership award winners
The Howard County Department of Citizen Services Director Lois Mikkila and the Commission on Disability Issues announced the winners Oct. 6 of the County's 17th Annual Leadership Awards Program, which spotlights individuals and organizations who are...Tags: Employees, Al White, Ceremonies, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Consumers
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Common Cause calls for Currie censure
A leading government watchdog organization has called on the Maryland Senate to censure state Sen. Ulysses Currie, the once-powerful budget committee chairman who was acquitted of political corruption charges this week.
Susan Wichmann, executive director...Tags: Lawyers, Thomas V. Mike Miller, Groceries, Annapolis, Prince George's County
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Obama right on deportation policy
In "Hoping for Reprieve: Md. immigrants await new policy" (Nov. 19), The Sun reports a statement made by Republican Rep. Andy Harris that "If the president doesn't like the current law, he should have … worked with Congress to change it, not...Tags: Immigration, Migration, Labor Legislation, Deportation, Extradition
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School of Rock students make old tunes new
The band members met for the first time just two hours ago, but they're already hard at work on a rock classic, and to be honest, it's not sounding half-bad.
A rhythm guitarist pounds out G and F chords. A bass player settles on a solid beat. A singer...Tags: Elvis Presley, Annapolis, Mick Jagger, Jack Black, Summer Camp (music group)
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Calvert Hall, Notre Dame Prep students assist Habitat
Eight Calvert Hall College High School students and nine students from Notre Dame Preparatory School — along with three chaperones — took part in a trip to the eastern shore of Virginia last month, where they spent five days helping build a...Tags: Employees, Colleges and Universities
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Pair tried to steal historical documents worth millions, police say
Barry H. Landau has rubbed elbows with presidents, helped plan inaugurations, and claims one of the largest collections of Oval Office memorabilia outside museums and presidential libraries. His Manhattan apartment includes a collection of china from...Tags: eBay Inc., Trials, John F. Kennedy, Long Island, Brian Dennehy
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