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Interested in Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan’s inauguration? Here’s what you need to know.
A full day of activities marks the inauguration Wednesday of Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan and Lt. Gov. Boyd Rutherford. Here’s what you need to know to take in the day:
What’s the big deal?
Hogan has been sworn into office and begun his second term as governor.
He’s only the second Republican re-elected as governor in state history, having defeated Democratic nominee Ben Jealous, 55 percent to 44 percent, in November.
Gubernatorial inaugurations are always a big deal, with a day of ceremonies and activities in the state capital of Annapolis, followed by...
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Interested in Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan’s inauguration? Here’s what you need to know.
A full day of activities marks the inauguration Wednesday of Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan and Lt. Gov. Boyd Rutherford. Here’s what you need to know to take in the day:
What’s the big deal?
Hogan has been sworn into office and begun his second term as...
Maryland sends helicopter rescue team to North Carolina, opens shelters for Hurricane Florence victims
As Hurricane Florence struck North Carolina with deadly force Friday, trapping hundreds of residents in attics and on rooftops, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan sent a National Guard helicopter rescue team to help first responders there, and the state opened...
Havre de Grace leaders honor hometown National Guard soldier
Maryland Army National Guard Specialist Samantha Castillo, a Havre de Grace native, was recently honored by her hometown’s mayor and City Council after her return home from training.
“We’re really proud of you, one for serving our country, and two, being...
Baltimore's Rosie the Riveters to lead 124th Towson Fourth of July Parade
On July 4, Grace Henninger plans to be decked out in red, white and blue as her group leads Towson’s 124th Fourth of July parade, very different from the garb she wore in 1944 — slacks and steel-toed shoes — while working her factory job helping to...
'Eddie strong': Maryland National Guardsman killed in Ellicott City flood remembered for his service, and smile
Staff Sgt. Eddison Hermond Jr. lived and died helping others.
Hundreds of mourners packed the Church at Severn Run in Severn Thursday morning to remember the Maryland Army National Guardsman’s selfless service. Two weeks ago, the 39-year-old Severn man...
Memorial scholarship set up in honor of National Guardsman who died in Ellicott City flood
The friends and family of the National Guardsman who died after being swept away in the Ellicott City flood on Sunday have set up a scholarship fund in his honor through the Restaurant Association of Maryland.
Eddison A. Hermond worked at Victoria...
Ellicott City shop owner says missing Guardsman was trying to save her when he was swept away in flood
Howard County officials are searching for a Maryland National Guardsman reported missing from Sunday’s devastating floods in historic Ellicott City.
Sgt. Eddison Hermond, 39, of Severn was last seen at 5:20 p.m. Sunday near La Palapa restaurant on Main...
In a patriotic town, honoring those who gave their todays...
In a stirring talk about what it means to serve your country, the featured speaker at Bel Air’s 34th annual Memorial Day Ceremony invoked the Battle of Kohima Poem from World War II.
“For their tomorrow, we gave today,” retired Marine Chief Warrant...
In Memoriam: The last year brought to 127 the number of Marylanders killed in Afghanistan and Iraq
Marine Staff Sgt. Walter F. Cohee III, 26, of Wicomico, January 20, 2002, in Afghanistan * Army Chief Warrant Officer 2 Thomas J. Gibbons, 31, of Calvert County, January 30, 2003, in Afghanistan * Marine Staff Sgt. Kendall Damon Waters-Bey, 29, of...
Ne-Yo, 'Don Quixote' and celebrating the savior of Little Italy: the best of this week's arts and entertainment scene in Baltimore
Feast of St. Anthony Italian Festival
Ever since 1904, when residents of Little Italy prayed to St. Anthony for protection from the Great Baltimore Fire and were spared, the community has celebrated their good fortune. The festival includes food and...
Towson pastor, National Guard chaplain to speak about sacrifice at Memorial Day ceremony
The Rev. Col. William Sean Lee has been praying with the families of fallen soldiers at Dulaney Valley Memorial Gardens’ Memorial Day ceremony for nearly two decades, and has been a chaplain with the Maryland National Guard for more than three.
Still,...
Philadelphia cop charged in Gun Trace Task Force case asks for pre-trial release
A Philadelphia police officer charged as part of the Baltimore Police Department’s Gun Trace Task Force case is asking a judge to release him from pretrial detention, saying authorities lack evidence and are going on the word of a corrupt officer.
But in...
Dwight A. Daughton Sr., longtime Baltimore City employee and local minister, dies
Dwight Anthony Daughton Sr., a longtime Baltimore City employee and Baptist minister, died April 23 shortly after he came home from work. He was 64.
Mr. Daughton worked for the City of Baltimore for over 25 years, mostly in the Department of Public...
Best of Baltimore 2018: Arts and activities
Here are Baltimore Sun staffers’ picks in arts and activities categories for 2018:
Acoustics for classical music
Gordon Center for Performing Arts
Since classical music is an acoustic art form, a space with great, natural acoustics is to be doubly...
Richard C. 'Mike' Lewin, former secretary of the state Department of Business and Economic Development, dies
Richard C. “Mike” Lewin, a Baltimore investment banker who was secretary of Maryland’s Department of Business and Economic Development during the administration of Gov. Parris N. Glendening, ended his life Wednesday at his Guilford home, according to...
Bel Air residents will elect two Town Board members Nov. 7
Election Day will be Tuesday, Nov. 7, in Bel Air where four candidates are vying for two seats on the Board of Town Commissioners, the town’s governing body.
Voting will take place at Town Hall, 39 Hickory Ave., from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Commissioner...
Bel Air Town Board candidate talks about his background, love for his community [Letter]
A letter to The Aegis Open Forum:
Editor:
My name is Michael D. Kutcher. I was born in Baltimore City, and I am a life-long resident of the Great State of Maryland. I was transplanted to Churchville in 1974 when my father was transferred to Edgewood...
Commission to study old Pikesville armory
State officials have launched a study to consider what to do with a historic National Guard armory in Pikesville that the military no longer needs.
Gov. Larry Hogan announced Tuesday the formation of a committee to study future uses of the 14-acre...
WWI cannons dedicated at Fort Howard Park
Dozens gathered Saturday at Fort Howard Park in southeastern Baltimore County to dedicate two World War I cannons amid intensifying rain and wind.
Although they had not been used at Fort Howard, a military base from 1896 to 1940, the 100-year-old...
APG holds active shooter drill, hosts mock media conference afterward
Aberdeen Proving Ground's top general praised employees and first responders at the Harford County Army post for their response to a simulated active shooter exercise held Thursday at the Edgewood Area of APG.
"Our procedures to respond are...