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Sister Shawn Marie Maguire, the former Maryvale Preparatory School headmistress who championed the school’s growth, died of stroke complications Sept. 17 at Stella Maris Hospice in Timonium. She was 81 and a member of the Notre Dame de Namur Sisters.
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Baltimore County will follow Gov. Larry Hogan’s Friday order that allowed restaurants in the state to expand indoor dining capacity from 50% to 75%, Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski announced Monday.
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Greg Karpers won 153 games at Lansdowne at boys basketball coach
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A man was arrested and charged with raping a woman in a closed Baltimore County restaurant.
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Unions representing Baltimore County teachers and support personnel say the school district broke a labor agreement when it unexpectedly announced Thursday a plan to return staff to schools by mid October.
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Screen at Rosenbloom Owings Mills Jewish Community Center features popular movies
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The transition to in-person instruction is not mandatory, and will be offered first to students with disabilities and to students in preschool and kindergarten, Superintendent Darryl L. Williams said in an email to faculty Thursday.
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Mildred F. "Mitzi" Swan, who participated in the historic 1948 desegregation of the Druid Hill Park tennis courts, has died at 90.
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Bars, restaurants and patrons are abiding by social distancing policies and wearing masks for the most part, but a return to the college life of crowded bars and reckless fun remains far away.
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This custom home, located at 11909 Berans Road in Lutherville Timonium, is listed at $1,099,000.
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A U.S. District Court judge denied an appeal challenging the dismissal of a religious discrimination lawsuit filed against Baltimore County by Friends of Lubavitch, the organization that operates a Jewish outreach program in Towson.
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Towson cross country and track coach feels he has advantage virtually coaching
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Timothy Callanan, 26, was arrested during a high speed chase on murder charges while in Georgia. The killing he is charged with took place in Baltimore.
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The Towson Chamber of Commerce has commissioned Portland-based artist Ryan Adams to paint a $35,000 mural on the York Road side of the Towson library branch, work that is expected to get started in mid-October.
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Johns Hopkins University climbed to 9th-best in the nation, while the U.S. Naval Academy was named the top public liberal arts college.
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A woman has died after a two-vehicle crash involving a motorcycle in Parkville early Monday morning, police say.
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Macy's is hiring Marylanders to fill new positions in its fulfillment centers in advance of the holiday season.
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Calvert Hall junior golfer Lorenzo Sanz has won two high-level tournaments this summer, including the AJGA UHY/The First Tee of Greater Baltimore Junior Championship at Hillendale Country Club in August.
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George D. "Doug" Hilbert, a Boys' Latin and University of Virginia athletic standout, has died at 72.
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Camryn Joseph, of Anneslie, and Ellie Ledgerwood, of Wiltondale, launced Hand Up for the Homeless and deliver food to the Douglass Homes in Baltimore.
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Longtime residents fear students living and moving off-campus will spread COVID-19 to older, more vulnerable residents.
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A 13-floor student housing complex Aspen Heights Towson still has not received its occupancy permit due to construction delays, meaning hundreds of students already paying rent still have no firm answers on when they can move in. A consumer rights attorney and tenant rights advocate say requiring students to pay rent when they cannot yet live in their apartments is illegal.
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David H. Sheppard, former owner of several dry cleaning establishments who was active in timber racing circles, died of dementia July 1 at his Lutherville home. He was 92.
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Not only did the St. Michaels native become only the third swimmer to complete the 21-mile trek via backstroke, but his time of 12 hours, 52 minutes also broke the previous record by 30 minutes.
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For the past four years, Anna and Nathan Glenn have served as missionaries in Liberia, West Africa, working with an organization called Hope in the Harvest.
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Five men believed to be affiliated with MS-13 have been indicted by a grand jury for the murder a 16-year-old whose body was found near Loch Raven Reservoir in late May.
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The county is moving ahead with sustainability efforts even though the coronavirus upended timelines for several goals Steve Lafferty had outlined after stepping into the role of sustainability officer last year. He also expects the economic impact of the pandemic to challenge sustainability efforts.
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Sister Marie Cecilia Irwin, former president and CEO of the University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Center, has died at 89.
