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• Maryland

Lauren Tabor and RJ Gray

Lauren Tabor and RJ Gray married florida

• Maryland

Carver teacher's invention is the 'bee's knees'

Jennifer McGough, a teacher at George Washington Carver Center for Arts and Technology, brought home a first place prize for her invention at the National Summer Teacher Institute in Tampa.

By Libby Solomon

Aug 22, 2018

• Maryland

Lauren Tabor and RJ Gray

Lauren Tabor and RJ Gray, of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, are engaged to be married

• Health

Infections from 'brain-eating' amoeba deadly, but rare

Naegleria fowleri amoeba infections are almost always fatal, but they are exceedingly rare. Maryland hasn't recorded another case, and there were only 138 people infected nationally between 1962 and 2015

By Meredith Cohn

Sep 14, 2016

• Business

Terps seek 'social' coach, reflecting new era

In football coaching search, University of Maryland seek a personality. Showmanship is a plus. "It's not just knowing the X's and O's," school president says.

By Jeff Barker

Oct 16, 2015

• Maryland

Tyler appointed to dean position at McDaniel College

J. Michael Tyler has been named dean of graduate and professional studies at McDaniel College.

• Maryland

At McDaniel, a new dean for graduate studies named

McDaniel College announced that J. Michael Tyler, a licensed psychologist with more than 15 years of higher education experience, was named dean of graduate and professional studies at the school located in Westminster.

• Maryland

McDaniel College names new dean of graduate and professional studies

McDaniel College announced that J. Michael Tyler, a licensed psychologist with more than 15 years of higher education experience, was named dean of graduate and professional studies at the school located in Westminster.

• Howard County

Reservoir student connects with seniors through dance

Nearly 40 Reservoir High School dance students staged a 30-minute preview of their upcoming spring show for seniors with the North Laurel 50+ Center.

• Crime

Baltimore police training designed to eliminate racial bias

As the Baltimore Police Department seeks to eliminate a wide gulf of community distrust, officers are undergoing training to address racial biases they may harbor against residents.

By Mark Puente

Nov 26, 2014

• Baltimore City

Man found dead of gunshot wound in Johns Hopkins Hospital bathroom

A man entered Johns Hopkins Hospital with a gun and is believed to have fatally shot himself Tuesday morning inside an emergency room bathroom, an incident that came days after the renowned medical center held a national symposium on safety inside hospitals.

• Maryland

Man found dead of gunshot wound in Johns Hopkins Hospital bathroom

A man entered Johns Hopkins Hospital with a gun and is believed to have fatally shot himself Tuesday morning inside an emergency room bathroom, an incident that came days after the renowned medical center held a national symposium on safety inside hospitals.

• Baltimore City

Man found dead of gunshot wound in Johns Hopkins Hospital bathroom

• Baltimore City

Man found dead of gunshot wound in Johns Hopkins Hospital bathroom

• Maryland

Colleg Notebook: Rollins named all ECAC South

• Maryland

Candidate profile forms for Mount Airy Town Council election

• College Sports

Family of Greg Giovanazzi to celebrate his life Saturday

• Defense

Aberdeen High graduate Baker receives second star

In a ceremony at the Pentagon, hosted by General Martin E. Dempsey, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, on Jan. 6, Brigadier General Ralph O. Baker, an Aberdeen High School graduate, was promoted to major general in the United States Army.

• Latest

New case of alleged patricide stirs old memories of similar high-profile cases

A quarter-century after teenager Timothy Scott Sherman killed his mother and adoptive father while they slept, Harford County is home to another case of alleged patricide. This time, 16-year-old Robert C. Richardson III has confessed to killing his father, according to police.

• Latest

Police: 16-year-old admits killing father, dumping body in pond

A 16-year-old Harford boy was charged with murder Tuesday after investigators say he fatally shot his father and then dumped his body in a pond behind a relative's house.

• Medical Research

A death from cancer, and a search for answers

For decades, Frederick residents had talked about the possible health effects of the experiments that the military was conducting at Fort Detrick. But it took a grieving father with scientists, lawyers and money to drag questions about contamination and cancer out into the open.

• Medical Research

A death from cancer, and a search for answers

• Baltimore City

The Samaritan Women restores mansion, opens doors for homeless women

A long neglected mansion on the city's west side has been restored to its 19th Century grandeur so that it can provide a home and hope for homeless women.

• Baltimore City

The Samaritan Women restores mansion, opens doors for homeless women

• CNN

O'Donnell-Coons debate: An important night for CNN

• Homicide

Killings of parents by youths rare in U.S., experts say

• New England Patriots

Favored underdogs

• Transportation Security Administration

YouTube video leads to added airport security

• Colleges and Universities

Warning all on big campus not easy

• Colleges and Universities

A NOVEL LEADER

• Health Insurance

U.S. Senate candidate profiles

• Obituaries

Douglas P. Sidney, 55, founded graphic design...

• Geology

N.C. beaches yield their secrets a grain at a time Military program mapsthe shifting sands of Atlantic coast

• Colleges and Universities

Training teachers differently Interns: Park School has graduates working for a year with experienced mentors, exposing them to 'the stresses and joys of managing and teaching.'

• Stephen King

TYPHOID STEVIE Whether he's viewed as a germ contaminating American literature or an infection that causes compulsive reading, just think of horror master Stephen King as ---

• Scholarships

College students duped by scholarship promises Widespread fraud cited in FTC suits; Md. man accused

• Colleges and Universities

The big magazine on campus Schools: Guides to higher education abound, but U.S. News and World Report's annual "America's Best Colleges" issue remains in a class by itself.

• University of Virginia

The old college try, now as Dad Essay: My son is going to college next year, so we went on a tour of potential schools. We had fun. We bonded. And things sure looked different.

• University of South Florida

Report on pornography draws fire on the Internet

• University of South Florida

Former rabbi's book recounts court battle over challenge to military chaplaincy

• Colleges and Universities

Scott Boyles, 89, a novelist who spun...

• High Schools

Harbaugh, innovative English teacher, is nominated by board for state honor

• University of South Florida

It's on the Net, but it's not 'Jeopardy!'

• Colleges and Universities

Parents feel the 'void' as college starts

• Maya Angelou

Poetry Escapes the Academy and Goes Popular

• Medical Research

Studies show fetal tissue repairs brain damage Transplants of tissue from aborted fetuses repair brain damage, studies show

• Colleges and Universities

Students who are raped turn to colleges for justice