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- Constance K. Rand, a homemaker and volunteer, died April 21 of respiratory failure at Union Memorial Hospital. She was 97.
- Saturday was a perfect day for spring cleaning, and for many in Harford County a great day to clear their clutter.
- Since learning that Michael Jefferson, 39, a director of school age services with the Columbia Association, was murdered at his home in Woodlawn on Easter Sunday, they¿ve been sharing their memories of a man they say was "creative," "gregarious," and "kind."
- Rita Anne Corasaniti Ayd, the matriarch of a family of 102 direct descendants, died of heart failure April 23 at her daughter's Northern Baltimore County home. She was 92 and had lived in the Lake Falls area.
- Charles W. Stills Jr., a Baltimore financial consultant who also was a church office manager, died Thursday in his sleep at his East Baltimore home. He was 80.
- Villa Cresta Elementary School's STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) fourth- and fifth-grade winners now advance to countywide competition May 9-10.
- If you're looking for a community where Easter's trappings really reflect its message, look no further than St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church and its tradition of dying eggs red.
- Edythe E. Evans, a retired University of Maryland dental clinic instructor who was active in her church, died April 9 of Alzheimer's disease at Carroll Hospice's Dove House in Westminster. She was 83.
- But many of the local attractions including Ladew Topiary Gardens, the Maritime Museum and the Havre de Grace Opera House only received partial funding from General Assembly.
- Raymond Ernest Callegary, an attorney who practiced in downtown Baltimore for nearly 60 years, died of a brain hemorrhage Saturday at Stella Maris Hospice. He was 88 and lived in Timonium.
- The Board of Carroll County Commissioners is expected to vote on a resolution Tuesday afternoon concerning the board's practice of prayer before opening its meetings.
- The controversy over prayers at Carroll County commissioners' meetings gives Christianity a bad name.
- Commissioners can't silence someone for the content of his comments at a board meeting
- It was billed as the "Greatest Show in Fallston," and while I might be a little biased, the pre-school circus lived up to its billing
- Plaintiffs in the hotly fought case over prayer at Carroll County commissioner meetings are asking a judge to hold board members in contempt, alleging that they have twice violated a judge's order banning invocations of Jesus Christ.
- Invitations to area churches' Lenten services and meals
- On the day after a federal judge barred Carroll County commissioners from invoking Jesus Christ during their meetings, Commissioner Robin Frazier opened Thursday's meeting with a prayer mentioning Jesus Christ mulitple times.
- Carroll County is in a quandary over public prayer, but the way out isn't to ignore a federal court order
- After winning the Northeast Conference tournament to earn an automatic bid into the NCAA men's basketball tournament, Mount St. Mary's learned Sunday night where it would be playing.
- Catonsville lawyer Rick Martel wasn't planning to run this year for one of the three open seats for the House of Delegates from District 12. With a number of family events in December, such as the birth of a new grandson and his daughter's wedding, he wasn't sure he'd have enough time to run a campaign.