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We asked readers what their go-to dish to make when they have guests.
- Marion E. “Elain” House, whose career as a physical education instructor and award-winning coach at Lansdowne High School spanned more than three decades, died Thursday from bladder cancer at her Linthicum home. She was 76.
- Check out these hot summer items from Howard County stores.
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- A dual-threat quarterback, a do-everything basketball player and a state champion track athlete, Glenelg senior Bisi Owens did it all to be selected as The Baltimore Sun’s 2021-22 high school boys Athlete of the Year.
- Baltimore Sun Media wants you to nominate your workplace for our 12th annual Top Workplaces list.
- “Drag Me to Brunch,” offers far more than entertainment, but a safe space for audiences to feel free and let their hair down.
- Thomas M. “Tom” Graham, former executive editor of Patuxent Publishing Corp.’s newspaper who later became the longtime editor of The Washington Post’s health section, died Wednesday on his 48th wedding anniversary from complications of cancer at his Columbia home. He was 71.
- Dorsey Speedway epitomized seat-of-the-pants auto racing in the sport’s post-World War II heyday.
- Rising costs fired by inflation are top of mind for most Maryland voters, but something the state's many gubernatorial candidates — even as governor — can do little about. The candidates' economic plans focus instead on jobs, wages and new investments to benefit workers.
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- With a story that began with giving back, but has required great resilience and fortitude, E.C. Pops has become a place for gourmet popcorn, unique food, fun and a safe space for all.
- Howard County and Army leaders gathered at Defense Media Activity, a federal office on Fort Meade, in May to celebrate the signing of the Army’s 100th Intergovernmental Support Agreement.
- Howard County Executive Calvin Ball announced at a news conference Wednesday morning a proposal to create a new LGBTQIA+ commission, intended to support the gay and transgender community in the county.
- At Mary’s Land Farm in Clarksville, groups can book sessions to cuddle and feed calves or bunnies.
- Mostly Main is a column featuring activities and events around Main Street Ellicott City.
- Baltimore Police have arrested a 15-year-old in the double shooting at the Inner Harbor promenade on Memorial Day weekend that left one teen dead and another injured.
- Marion E. “Elain” House, whose career as a physical education instructor and award-winning coach at Lansdowne High School spanned more than three decades, died Thursday from bladder cancer at her Linthicum home. She was 76.
- Federal prosecutors have dropped the case against a Maryland retired U.S. Army colonel and another businessperson after new evidence surfaced days before they were set to stand trial for a second time on allegations that they conspired to pay millions of dollars in bribes to Haitian officials.
- Federal prosecutors have dropped the case against a Maryland retired U.S. Army colonel and another businessperson after new evidence surfaced days before they were set to stand trial for a second time on allegations that they conspired to pay millions of dollars in bribes to Haitian officials.
- After decades of debate and calls for reform, the thoroughbred racing industry will be governed by uniform federal regulations starting Friday, a prospect that has inspired widespread worry among Maryland horsemen.
- Robbie Leonard, a Democratic candidate for Baltimore County state’s attorney, was reprimanded in 2020 by Maryland’s attorney disciplinary commission for audio recording the cross-examination of an expert witness during a trial with his cell phone. Leonard is challenging incumbent Scott Shellenberger, who raised the issue during a candidate forum Monday night.
- We asked readers what their go-to dish to make when they have guests.