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African-American social club celebrates its centenary
Members of the Arch Social Club, at North and Pennsylvania avenues, are about to have a party.
And the reason they're partying is that the city's oldest African-American social club is about to celebrate its centenary.
An anniversary church service in...Tags: Druid Hill, Bars and Clubs, Rentals, Racism, Lifestyle and Leisure
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Maryland braces for Memorial Day travelers
State transportation officials hope you'll do a lot of sightseeing this Memorial Day weekend. Just not on the Bay Bridge. Travelers headed to the Eastern Shore for the first time since last summer might be surprised. For one thing, the toll has risen...
Tags: Anne Arundel County, Traffic, Labor Day, Manufacturing and Engineering, Highway Transportation
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Cannibal Killer: Student Ate Roommate's Brain And Heart, Cops Say
KTLA NewsA Maryland college student who police say admitted killing and then eating parts of his housemate was charged five days before that crime in a separate assault case, court records show. Alexander Kinyua, 21, was being held without bail Friday at the...Tags: Morgan State University, Students, Missing Persons, Health, Criminals
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Nine tornadoes tear through Maryland
At least nine tornadoes ripped through Maryland on Friday during a 41/2-hour period, the National Weather Service said Sunday. Tornadoes touched down in six counties — including one that left a four-mile path of destruction in Carroll County,...
Tags: Anne Arundel County, Montgomery County (Maryland), Mount Airy, Fort Meade (military base), Carroll County (Maryland)
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Southwest to launch new, and improved, jets this month
Longer and more comfortable, and able to make flights to the Caribbean, Mexico and Hawaii, the first of Southwest Airlines' new Boeing 737-800 jets is set to arrive in Baltimore next week. The new cabins are the company's first redesign in a decade, with...
Tags: Travel, Air Transportation, AirTran, BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport, Boeing Co.
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Baltimore, other cities battle federal security funding plan
Local homeland security officials in Baltimore and across the country are fighting a proposal to change how $2 billion in federal emergency management money is distributed — a change they say would jeopardize regional efforts to respond to terrorist...Tags: FEMA, Anne Arundel County, Local Government, Tampa, Amtrak
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Preakness notes: Trainers stress the need for a national horse racing comissioner
While Doug O’Neill has been able to enjoy everything Baltimore has to offer during the past week and a half, his time in town hasn’t been devoid of controversy. The trainer of Kentucky Derby winner I’ll Have Another has been accused...
Tags: Triple Crown, Sports, Churchill Downs, Equestrian, Belmont Stakes
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Ripken statue last in series being created for Baltimore Orioles
andrews@herald-mail.comAntonio Tobias “Toby” Mendez has been making a new Cal Ripken Jr. in his studio. Mendez’s version — in bronze — will be taller than the human version of the Iron Man shortstop and several hundred pounds heavier. The...Tags: Johnny Unitas, Arts, Sports, Thomas Robinson, National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
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19 local schools achieve top state ranking
SAN DIEGO -- Three San Diego high schools, one middle school and 15 elementary schools ranked among the top 10 percent of schools statewide, according to public school test-score-based rankings released Thursday by the state Department of Education. In...
Tags: Academic Progress
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Police investigated cannibalism suspect in machete report
Three weeks before Alexander Kinyua was charged with dismembering a family friend and eating some of the body parts, police at Morgan State University investigated a report that the suspect had a machete in his dorm room, school officials confirmed...
Tags: Morgan State University, Students, Psychology, Virginia Tech, Health
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Trayvon Martin: Controversy, racial strife familiar for attorney Benjamin Crump
Before it became the subject of hours of national news coverage and the catalyst for an international movement, the Trayvon Martin shooting was just another sad crime story overshadowed by the NBA All-Star Game.
In the days after Trayvon and George...Tags: Johnnie Cochran, O.J. Simpson, Health, Lawyers, Florida State University
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Thurgood Marshall Job Fair 2012 Exhibitors
Here is a partial list of the employers that exhibited at the Thurgood Marshall Job Fair. Check back for the complete list. Manpower Meijer McDonald's Muskegon Public Schools Hospice of Michigan Webb Alcola Outmed Telebond Rothbury Steel...Tags: Career and Workplace, Employment Opportunities, Employment
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