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• Sports

Baltimore-are sports news: Blast sign Andrew Hoxie to two-year deal

The Baltimore Blast re-signed Andrew Hoxie, one of the keys to their run of playoff success in the Major Arena Soccer League.

• Sports

Digest (Dec. 16): Five Emilia’s Acrobatics & Gymnastics Club teams win at U.S. trials, secure national team slots

Five teams from Emilia’s Acrobatics & Gymnastics Club in Laurel took first place and secured United States national team slots at the U.S. Acrobatic Gymnastics national team trials Dec. 7 in Kearney, Mo.

• Features

How an Eastport personal trainer gets sailors ready to conquer the water

Harry Legum, who teaches fitness to sailing buffs, has heard the query before. What do sailors need to know but how to swim?

By Mike Klingaman

Nov 7, 2018

• Obituaries

Claude D. Boycott, noted Chesapeake Bay sailmaker and World War II Merchant Marine veteran, dies

Claude D. Boycott, a noted Chesapeake Bay sailmaker who served in the Merchant Marine during World War II, died Sept. 16 from renal failure at his St. Michaels home. He was 95.

By Frederick N. Rasmussen

Sep 29, 2018

• Maryland

Havre de Grace Youth Sailing Program expects to teach 120 children how to sail this summer

The program grew exponentially in 2017 and when it returns this year for its third summer, 100 to 120 children are expected to take part in the program through which they will learn to sail, according to Rick Wahl, president of the Youth Sailing Program.

By Erika Butler

Apr 11, 2018

• Maryland

Frostbite sailing on the Chesapeake Bay: Where even the ice isn't a breaker

Frostbite sailing is for the "adrenaline junkie" sailors who can't stay indoors. With temperatures hovering in the 30s, sailing might not seem like a sane idea, but to frostbiters, winter is the ideal time to get out on the water.

By Catherine Rentz

Jan 24, 2018

• Obituaries

Patricia O. Skinner, registered nurse, dies

Patricia O. Skinner, a former registered nurse and homemaker who enjoyed sailing, died Friday from complications from an infection at Greater Baltimore Medical Center. She was 79.

By Frederick N. Rasmussen

Dec 18, 2017

• Coaches

Digest (Sept. 14): Wizards retiring Phil Chenier's number

The Washington Wizards will retire Phil Chenier's No. 45 on March 23 before the Wizards' game against the Denver Nuggets. Chenier played nine seasons with the

• Obituaries

Susan R. Tate, who enjoyed sailing and horseback riding, dies

Susan R. Tate, a Millerville homemaker who enjoyed sailing and horseback ridingied Wednesday from complications of a steoke at Lorien of Elkridge Nursing Home. She was 81.

By Frederick N. Rasmussen

Aug 15, 2017

• Harford

Teach them to swim [Editorial]

Children in Harford County should be taught how to swim, the younger the better, but certainly no child should leave middle school without learning. Safety around the water is a must in a community with so many opportunities to be in and on the water.

• Travel

Weekend adventure: A visitor's guide to Rock Hall and its old-school, waterfront charms

A visit to this tiny bayside town is a trip back in time.

By Danielle Ohl

Aug 3, 2017

• Maryland

Havre de Grace council makes exception, approves application for APG event in Hutchins Park tent

Overview of Havre de Grace City Council meeting: Hutchins Park tent debate, HdG Alliance MOU renewed, update on BGE's two-year gas line replacement project and praise for workers who fixed a major water main break.

By David Anderson

Jul 20, 2017

• Maryland

Anne Arundel, Annapolis police build bonds with community through sailing

Anne Arundel County and Annapolis Police Departments spent the weekend sailing with kids.

By Talia Richman

Jul 16, 2017

• Maryland

Guest crew get to experience life of 19th century sailor aboard Pride of Baltimore

Six guests joined the professional crew setting sails, hauling lines and lugging cannons across the deck as the schooner Pride of Baltimore II made its return

By Ian Duncan

Jul 1, 2017

• Sports

Digest: Towson football to play The Citadel in 2018, 2019

Digest: Towson football to play The Citadel in 2018, 2019

• Sports

Junior sailors to compete at Helly Hansen National Offshore One Design Regatta

A junior crew from Anne Arundel County will compete in the J105 class against regional, national and international teams in the Helly Hansen National Offshore One Design Regatta, held Friday to Sunday at Annapolis Yacht Club.

By C.J. Doon

May 3, 2017

• Sports

Digest: Maryland women's lacrosse sweeps weekly Big Ten awards

Maryland women's lacrosse sweeps weekly Big Ten awards

• Obituaries

James R. Brown III, attorney who advised credit unions

Attorney James R. Brown III dies

By Jacques Kelly

Feb 28, 2017

• Obituaries

Henry M. Paschall III, financial analyst, dies

Henry M. "Morrie" Paschall III, a retired financial security analyst who raced sailboats and flew airplanes, died Jan. 15 from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, more commonly known as Lou Gehrig's disease, at his Piney Neck home near Rock Hall. He was 87.

By Frederick N. Rasmussen

Jan 22, 2017

• Obituaries

William A. Hoffman Jr., hospital human resources executive, dies

William A. Hoffman Jr., retired vice president of human resources at MedStar Harbor Hospital and an avid bay sailor, died Monday from heart failure at Future Care of the Chesapeake in Arnold. He was 88.

By Frederick N. Rasmussen

Jan 18, 2017

• Maryland

Baltimore County's tourism budget to get a boost from hotel tax

Baltimore County — with 200 miles of waterfront, half a dozen wineries and acres of horse country — spends $125,000 each year on its tourism promotion office. But an infusion of money approved by the County Council will give the Office of Tourism and Promotion more than six times that amount next year.

By Pamela Wood

Dec 27, 2016

• Sailing

How to stay safe while enjoying the outdoors in cold weather

How to stay safe while enjoying the outdoors in cold weather.

By C.J. Doon

Dec 23, 2016

• Maryland

Pride of Baltimore II returns to port after four-month, 8,000-mile voyage to Great Lakes

With cannons blasting and sails and flags unfurled, the Pride of Baltimore II returned to port Thursday from a four-month, 8,000-mile voyage-- during which the crew welcomed thousands of visitors aboard and won a series of races in the Great Lakes.

By Colin Campbell

Oct 6, 2016

• Obituaries

Francis Xavier McGeady, marine contractor and engineer, dies

Francis Xavier McGeady, 77, a marine contractor and engineer who worked in the redevelopment of Baltimore harbor, died of pancreatic cancer June 14 at his Severna Park home.

By Jacques Kelly

Jun 21, 2016

• Obituaries

Thomas Donaldson, educator, administrator and sailing enthusiast, dies

Thomas Donaldson, who during his lifetime had various careers as an educator, government administrator and sailing enthusiast, died May 8 from complications of dementia at the Stoddard Baptist Nursing Home in Washington. He was 94.

By Frederick N. Rasmussen

May 19, 2016

• Soccer

Digest: Blast top Chicago, 10-5, to clinch Eastern Division title

The Blast defeated the host Chicago Mustangs, 10-5, on Monday night to clinch the Major Arena Soccer League's Eastern Division title.

• Educators

Camp Guides Directory

• Sailing

Daniel Smeragliuolo, Boys' Latin School associate dean, social worker, dies

Daniel Francis Smeragliuolo, 59, a former Boys' Latin School associate dean who enjoyed sailing, ended his life Dec. 27 at his Chautauqua, N.Y., home.

By Jacques Kelly

Jan 26, 2016

• Obituaries

John F. 'Jack' Quinn, 89, former Naval Academy sailing coach

John F. "Jack" Quinn, a Marine Corps machine gunner who later led the Naval Academy offshore sailing team, died of heart complications on Sept. 21 at a hospital in Easton. He was 89.

By Catherine Rentz

Oct 11, 2015

• Maryland

Youth offenders teach Baltimore police to sail

The two were paired together on Saturday as part of the Sail For Justice program that includes eight juvenile offenders, from Los Angles to Boston, some of whom have been arrested numerous times, and are learning to sail. After weeks of training, the team will compete next month in the Atlantic Rally for Cruisers, a sailing race that spans 2,700 nautical miles across the Atlantic Ocean.

By Jessica Anderson

Oct 10, 2015

• Sports

Rules changes in boys youth lacrosse stress safety, sportsmanship

US Lacrosse announced the 2016 US Lacrosse Boys' Youth Rules on Thursday, including points of emphasis that promote safety and sportsmanship.

• Obituaries

Douglas G. Tilton, co-founder of sports apparel company, dies

Douglas G. Tilton, a co-founder of Open Air Wear, manufacturers of high performance sports apparel who was the author of a handbook that was distributed to patients' families at the Maryland Shock Trauma Center, died of colon cancer.

By Frederick N. Rasmussen

Sep 10, 2015

• Harford

How sailing clears the mind and works the body

When Kevin Riefenstahl started sailing lessons at BaySail Sailing School last year, he was hooked.

• Sports

For three quadriplegics, freedom found on the water

"For me, I've spent lots of time on the water and had lots of long days on the water but never had done anything that was a point-to-point trip like this," Lance Hinrichs said.

By Don Markus

May 23, 2015

• Anne Arundel

Broadneck students' winning video carries an environmental warning

Two Broadneck High School juniors with a passion for environmental science and a flair for filmmaking have taken top honors in an international student-video contest.

• Sailing

Full speed ahead for Arundel high schools training for keelboat regatta

• Obituaries

Harry C. 'Jack' Hull III

Harry C. "Jack" Hull III, a retired financial consultant and an accomplished yachtsman who enjoyed competitive sailing and ocean racing, died April 5 at his Cleveland home of cancer. The former Annapolis resident was 68.

By Frederick N. Rasmussen

Apr 16, 2015

• Obituaries

Paul C. Hagan, advertising executive and sailor

Paul C. Hagan, a veteran Baltimore advertising executive who brought his creative genius to such legendary Maryland-based companies as the old National Brewing Co., Martin Marietta and McCormick Spices, died Feb. 15 at his Mays Chapel home of a massive heart attack. He was 83.

By Frederick N. Rasmussen

Mar 2, 2015

• Sports

With Hutchinson calling tactics, Fauth extends Key West lead

Minneapolis skipper Hap Fauth has steered Bella Mente to two IRC 1 class victories at the Quantum Key West sailing regatta off the Florida Keys

• Sports

Hutchinson is Rolex Yachtsman of the Year

Terry Hutchinson of Annapolis was named Wednesday as US Sailing's 2014 Rolex Yachtsman of the Year.

• Obituaries

Milton K. 'King' Hill Jr., trial attorney

Milton K. "King" Hill Jr., a well-known Baltimore trial attorney who enjoyed sailing the Chesapeake Bay, died Sunday at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. He was 87.

• Waterway and Maritime Transportation

Local companies design and build custom boats for the Bay

A handful of companies, on the Eastern and Western shores, design and build custom boats that are worthy of any body of water. But, thanks to their creators' deep knowledge of the area, these yachts are especially at home in the bay.

• Features

Building boats for the bay

A handful of companies, on the Eastern and Western shores, design and build custom boats that are worthy of any body of water.

• Olympics

Washington's Olympic bid moves forward with extent of Maryland role undefined

The organization hoping to attract the 2024 Summer Olympics to the Washington region unveiled a website, logo and 17-member leadership team on Thursday that included Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank. Gov. Martin O'Malley offered his preliminary backTing, but the extent of Maryland's role – and potential financial commitment – remained largely undefined.

• Features

It's all fans on deck (or dock) for sailing races in Annapolis

The weekend begins on Wednesday nights in Annapolis with the blast of a starting gun. That's when dozens of sailboats jockeying in the Severn River harbor head to the starting line for the Annapolis Yacht Club's Wednesday night races, a summer tradition in this waterfront community since the 1960s.

• Armed Forces

Mamer skippers Navy 44 to win in Annapolis-Bermuda Race in light air

Sailing in light air, midshipman Duncan Mamer skippers Navy 44 to victory on corrected time in biennial Annapolis-Bermuda Race

• Maryland

Farr 280 makes strong debut, capturing class honors at Charleston Race Week

• Maryland

College Roundup: Anne Arundel rolls to men's lacrosse win

• Opinion

Carnival comes back [Editorial]

• Anne Arundel

Annapolis mayoral primary election on Tuesday