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Weedon shares award with Sophi Wrisk, who also received the honor in 2019
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In recent weeks, some Baltimore-area high school students and recent graduates have harnessed personal recollections of discrimination to craft roadmaps for reform.
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Residents of Towson and Catonsville areas are trying to make do this year without their traditional Fourth of July parades.
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River Road Bridge has officially reopened to vehicle traffic, two years after it was destroyed during the historic flooding that tore through Catonsville, Oella and historic Ellicott City.
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Hundreds participated in a protest Wednesday in support of the Black Lives Matter movement, marching from Catonsville Elementary School to Catonsville High School.
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A Halethorpe restaurant owner is in critical condition after being shot by three people who broke into his establishment late Tuesday night.
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At least 150 demonstrators gathered Friday afternoon in Arbutus for a Juneteenth march and protest for greater racial equality.
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Because of increasing and sometimes aggressive complaints over the chalk art to the school system, Baltimore County Public Schools will remove "Black Lives Matter" chalk from Hillcrest Elementary School in Catonsville.
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The two universities join a growing number of institutions across the nation to drop standardized testing requirements in light of difficulties in conducting tests during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The Guinness Open Gate Brewery in Halethorpe will reopen at 3 p.m. Thursday with outdoor seating and access to the outdoor bar available.
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A Catonsville High School student and Boy Scout is soliciting donations of old, tattered U.S. flags not fit to be flown in order to retire them properly every Sunday at the Catonsville Farmer’s Market.
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A controversial plan to relocate the private Rolling Road Golf Club to state-owned parkland in Oella will not move forward after Catonsville’s County Councilman requested to reduce the zoning of the golf club's current property to limit any future plans for development.
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Catonsville High senior Claire Doll culminated her high school writing career with a rewarding honor when her short story “Flooded” was published June 1 in Otherwise Engaged A Literature and Arts Journal, Volume 5, Summer 2020, Quarantine Edition.
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As salons and barbershops slowly reopen in Baltimore County, owners say safety for clients and staff are chief concerns.
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In 1986, we moved to a home in Catonsville and discovered that our backyard abutted the backyard of Wes Unseld and his family. Almost immediately, we became life-long friends.
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While the coronavirus pandemic has upended the nation’s economy and subsequently shuttered some large scale manufacturers, companies at bwtech@UMBC Research and Technology Park are switching gears to stay in business and help healthcare professionals prevent and more easily treat coronavirus.
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Whether scoring on the lacrosse or field hockey turf or completing a custom-designed mosaic, Catonsville's Hayden Kesner is determined to finish the job quickly and successfully.
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Phyllis C. Reinecke, who assisted her husband, who pastored Sapphire Family Church in Oella, died March 24 of complications from pneumonia at a daughter’s Marriottsville home. The former Catonsville resident was 88.
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Catonsville athletes make college decisions
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Kweisi Mfume, Maryland’s newest congressman, won Tuesday’s Democratic primary to secure his hold on the Baltimore-area seat long held by his late friend, Elijah Cummings.
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Clement W. “Clem” Gavenas, a retired teacher at the Catonsville Center for Alternative Studies and enthusiastic outdoorsman, died of cancer April 18. He was 81.
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Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announced on Wednesday that youth sports may resume for “low contact” outdoor practices in limited groups as well as the outdoor activities of youth camps with groups no larger than 10 people, effective Friday at 5 p.m.
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Charles L. Wagandt II, who led the restoration of Oella, has died at 95.
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Pandemic or no pandemic, Michael Brophy was determined to hold a Memorial Day service to honor the men and women who have given their lives for their country in the past — and who continue to do so today.
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Although the weather was bright after a week of wind and rain, and many shops had their doors propped open with glowing signs declaring them to be “Open,” the streets of Arbutus, Catonsville and Towson saw only scattered foot traffic on Saturday.
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Rosalie D. Emrich, a champion Rolling Road Country Club golfer and a whiz in the kitchen, has died of the coronavirus at 97.
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Baltimore County residents looking to get tested for the coronavirus no longer need to secure a doctor's order first, according to a Friday news release.
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Memorial day this year will be celebrated virtually or with a group of less than 10 for most people.
