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Varsity roundup for games on May 8. - Varsity roundup for games on May 1
- Varsity roundup for games on March 26.
- These are the preview capsules for Carroll County's seven boys outdoor track and field teams.
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- Liberty junior Daniel Saxon is the Carroll County Times Boys Cross Country Runner of the Year
- Boys cross country state meet at Hereford High School
- Carroll Varsity Roundup for Nov. 2.
- Carroll Varsity Roundup for Oct. 18
- “We want to thank you, Mr. President, for showing where your heart lies."
- Carroll Varsity Roundup for Sept. 16.
- Carroll Varsity Roundup for Sept. 9
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A six-run sixth inning led Winters Mill's baseball team to a 10-5 win over Francis Scott Key on Monday in Uniontown, the Falcons' first victory of the seaso
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- Knights win team title, Liberty runs second
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- Colson tallies eight goals, five assists in Man Valley's win
- A team-by-team look previewing Carroll's boys track and field squads this spring
- The Panthers' sophomore track and field runner talks about winning a state title, President Andrew Jackson and more
- The Francis Scott Key wrestling team opened its season earlier this week with a county win over Liberty. And while Saturday's Bauerlein Duals won't count toward that county mark, the Eagles notched another pair of victories over Carroll foes.
- 2015 Times Boys Cross Country All-County team capsules
- Liberty boys, South Carroll girls take 2A West titles
- Liberty's Nick Tilson crossed the finish line in 17 minutes, 3 seconds, a little more than one second ahead of Joey Navarro of Oakland Mills. Each runner got credit for a victory, with Navarro's time the fastest among the large school teams. But Tilson had the overall win, and he helped Liberty win the small schools title in the process.
- Hannah Miller scored three goals, including the game-winner with 2 minutes, 25 seconds to play, and Liberty's field hockey team knocked off North Carroll 3-2 in county play Tuesday in Eldersburg.
- Carroll County may have graduated many of its top boys cross country runners from last season, but that doesn't mean this year's returning crop will take a step back. Liberty's Nick Tilson proved as much Wednesday afternoon, running away with a gold medal at Woodsboro Park's Mountain Run in 17 minutes, 51.66 seconds. The talented junior's top overall finish in the race came relatively easy, as he crossed the line nearly 20 seconds ahead of the next runner. Still, there was Westminster's Brandon
- Theodore M. "Ted" Jackson, of Glen Arm, a retired vice president and chief financial officer for Crown Central Petroleum Corp. who enjoyed singing, died.
- Hilltoppers have prolific passing attack while Mids counter with potent rushing game
- Navy and Air Force will face each other before a record sellout crowd at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium after two tumultuous days when the teams practiced for a game they weren't sure would be played because of the U.S. government shutdown.
- Jets sign wide receiver
- In "The First American Political Conventions: Transforming Presidential Nominations, 1832-1872," Stan M. Haynes writes that the modern presidential nominating convention evolved during the campaign of 1832.
- Havre de Grace is getting a bit of a late start on planning for marking the 200th anniversary of the city's sacking during the War of 1812.
- The War of 1812 gave Americans a confirmed sense of national sovereignty and propelled Andrew Jackson into the presidency. It gave the Navy a motto: "Don't give up the ship." And it gave us our national anthem.
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- The Laurel Planning Commission Tuesday unanimously recommended approval of the Laurel Gardens redevelopment, a project that has raised concerns from residents of the 79-unit apartment and townhouse complex and neighboring property owners.
- If you want to break the boredom of a late winter Sunday, you could raise a glass of cheer to the memory of President William Henry Harrison, who was sworn into office 171 years ago today.
- Mathilde B. "Mimi" Lee, who as the wife of Maryland Lt. Gov. Blair Lee eschewed the political life of Annapolis in favor physical activities such as hiking and swimming, died Tuesday of congestive heart failure at Laurel Regional Hospital. She was 91.
