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Worst to first: UMBC softball defies expectations to win America East title, reach NCAA tournament

The Retrievers defied preseason voting to capture their first conference crown and meet No. 1 seed Oklahoma in Friday’s NCAA regional.

By Edward Lee

May 15, 2019

• Obituaries

Ellen T. Gale, homemaker-volunteer, dies

Ellen T. Gale, a homemaker and volunteer, died April 11 from cancer at her Chestertown home. She was 85.

By Frederick N. Rasmussen

Apr 29, 2019

• Obituaries

Priscilla L. Beirne, retired Baltimore City educator, dies

Priscilla L. Beirne, a retired Baltimore city public school educator who enjoyed reading, died Wednesday from respiratory failure at her North Homeland residence. She was 89.

By Frederick N. Rasmussen

Dec 7, 2018

• Obituaries

George W. Towle, retired accountant and school activist, dies

Retired Baltimore County accountant fought elementary school closures and was active in the GOP

By Jacques Kelly

Oct 31, 2018

• Opinion

Rabbi: 'Ignorance and empty nostalgia' do not define America

Shocking as the Shabbat massacre in Pittsburgh’s Tree of Life synagogue was, it was perhaps predictable given the tweets, insults and us-versus-them rhetoric with which Mr. Trump has deepened resentment against marginalized communities. We must take every opportunity to eliminate this intolerance.

• Obituaries

Betty Jarratt, psychiatric liaison at Hopkins Hospital

Betty Jarratt, a former psychiatric liaison at the John Hopkins Hospoital, died Thursday from respiratoryfailure at The Cedars in Portland, Maine. She was 94.

By Frederick N. Rasmussen

Oct 11, 2017

• Features

This Day in History: Dec. 15

In 1939, the Civil War motion picture epic “Gone with the Wind,” starring Vivien Leigh and Clark Gable, had its world premiere in Atlanta.

• Sun Investigates

60 years after Brown v. Board of Ed, pockets of segregation remain in Md. schools

• New Haven

City schools CFO leaving

• Barack Obama

AP case fuels complaints on Obama whistle-blower policies

• Baltimore County

Young singers shine at Kodaly educators conference [Lutherville]

• Coaches

It's spring and the Howard Huskies are still playing hockey

• Sandy Hook Elementary School

Remembering Sandy Hook on the way to Congress

• Baltimore County

Head of the Class: Towson-area scholars recognized

• Opinion

Is 'helping out' a stranger assisting or enabling?

• Opinion

Twain House director: Poe House can be saved

• Baltimore City

The Daily Beast: Baltimore ranks 20th in smartest cities list

• Carroll County Times

Beatrice Checket, founded nonprofit

• BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport

Delta flight makes emergency landing Sunday night at BWI

• Baltimore County

Suzanne D. McShane, GBMC volunteer

• College Basketball

ROUNDUP

• Opera

Darker Nights at the Opera

• Hartford

PEOPLE NOTES

• Hartford

Bloggers step up to fill space left by book editors

• Sailing

Not windy city

• Hartford

Michael B. Casey, 76

• College Basketball

UMBC women ready to defend America East despite setbacks

• Hartford

Matthew Russ Sr.

• AT&T

AT&T; is about to hang up on pay phones

• Hartford

Holiday travelers sidestep I-95 snarl

• Hartford

Beatrice L. Selvin

• Baltimore Running Festival

Festival's growth keeps organizers on the run

• Hartford

It takes a village

• Hartford

Yahoo may be a candidate for buyout if ad strategy fails

• Hartford

M.B. Klein

• Hartford

Marion J. Kawata

• Hartford

F. J. Nance II, 35

• Hartford

A go-to banker in community

• Turkey

THE FACE OF ISLAM

• Hartford

Julia Blackwood

• Hartford

BLACKWOOD, JULIA

• College Basketball

SUN NEWS DIGEST

• College Basketball

NO DEFENSE

• Hartford

Toliver takes one for team

• College Basketball

Maryland vs. Mississippi

• College Basketball

Terps open with a rout

• College Basketball

UConn romps past UMBC

• College Basketball

Guard's talent, demeanor earn her staunch support

• College Basketball

3 UMBC seniors: from 4-24 to NCAA

• College Basketball

Maryland vs. Harvard