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Richard Lyle Daniel, music teacher, dies
Richard Lyle Daniel, a retired Baltimore County public school music instructor who played with and led several jazz bands, died Monday of heart failure at Holy Spirit Hospital in Camp Hill, Pa.
The longtime Finksburg resident was 79.
The son of a...Tags: Big Band (genre), Anglicanism, Owings Mills (Baltimore, Maryland), Carroll County (Maryland), Sykesville
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Brig. Gen. Raymond J. Winkel Jr.
Brig. Gen. Raymond J. Winkel Jr., a retired career Army officer and a Vietnam War veteran who was chairman of the physics department at West Point for more than two decades, died Aug. 30 of cancer at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in...Tags: Vietnam War (1955-1975), Brookfield (Fairfield, Connecticut), Broken Arm, U.S. Military, Saudi Arabia
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Bits & Pieces: Glenelg girls track coach goes from electrician to the book-signing circuit
Mike Selmer, an electrician by trade, always wanted to be a writer. Even during his 10 years as the girls track coach at Glenelg High School, he had writing in the back of his mind. But he had two jobs, a family to support and a mortgage to pay. Mike...Tags: College Sports, United States Naval Academy, Prince George's County, National Collegiate Athletic Association, U.S. Military
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Air Force has become Navy's more 'relevant' rival
In describing the emotions that will accompany his players onto the field Saturday when they play Air Force at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, Navy coach Ken Niumatalo joked at this week's luncheon that the Midshipmen get so excited for the Falcons...Tags: Memorial Stadium, Armed Forces, Annapolis, CBS Corp., Defense
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Former midshipman sentenced to six months in military prison for rape of classmate
A former Naval Academy midshipman was sentenced to six months in military prison and dismissed from the Navy on Thursday after he was convicted of raping a female classmate. Midshipman 3rd Class Patrick Edmond, 20, was found guilty of raping the female...Tags: United States Naval Academy, Assault, U.S. Military, Armed Forces, Sexual Assault
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Stronach plans IPOs for six racehorse-ownership firms
Frank Stronach, Pimlico's owner and a successful breeder, wants to bring horse ownership to the masses — by selling stock in six new racehorse investment companies.
For $10 a share, investors could own a piece of thoroughbreds that would be trained...Tags: Sting, Laurel Park, Companies and Corporations, Animal Kingdom (racehorse), Finance
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Pages from the Past: Catonsville community called upon to aid family devastated by fire
An article in the Oct. 2, 1936 edition of The Catonsville Herald and Baltimore Countian notes that a local family of 15 needs help after a fire ruined their home. A father, mother and their thirteen children, living near Catonsville, recently lost most...Tags: Clubs and Associations, 2016 Olympic Games, Germany, Catonsville, Heart Attack
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Bel Air's election ought to be bigger than it is for most folks
Here's an attention-grabbing headline for you: It's election time in Bel Air! Seriously, folks, don't yawn or turn the page. This is big stuff. Of course, you wouldn't know it to judge from the few people who bother to vote in these elections, generally...Tags: United States Naval Academy, Local Government, U.S. Military, Justice System, Judges
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If you go: Visiting the Hudson River Valley
Special to The Baltimore SunGetting there Although trains travel to the region (Amtrak to New York, then Metro North to Peekskill), the best way to see the expansive Hudson Valley region is via car. From Baltimore, West Point is about 270 miles. The five-hour drive up Interstate...Tags: Fine Arts, Trips and Vacations, Hudson River, Hotels and Accommodations, U.S. Military
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Celebrity traveler: Suzi Cordish shares her valley fever
Maryland Art Place chairwoman and fundraiser Suzi Cordish doesn't like to sit still for very long.
Along with her husband, developer David Cordish, she travels to exotic settings around the world, wherever work and interests take the couple. They...Tags: United States Naval Academy, Trips and Vacations, U.S. Military, Arts, Entertainment Events
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A much-respected, and conflicted, general of the Confederacy
Former Confederate Gen. Joseph Eggleston Johnston caught a cold while attending the funeral in New York City for his former Civil War adversary, Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman, in 1891. A month later, he died in Washington and was buried in a non-...Tags: Unions, Anglicanism, Maryland, Government, National Government
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Best medicine for veterans: prevention
Veterans Day, and once again I'm shouting in my head: You people want to honor veterans? How about we dump the patriotic tinsel and give them something they can use — like all the effort it's going to take to heal their wounds for years to come....Tags: Injuries and Wounds, Health and Medical Professionals, Veterans Affairs, Defense, Veterans Day
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