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Business people - March 24
Frederick, Seibert and Associates Inc. Doug Hutzell, of Frederick, Seibert and Associates Inc. in Hagerstown, recently was named a Hero of Conservation by Field & Stream magazine. The award is for those who spend their time working to create, improve or...
Tags: Medical Specialization, Antietam National Battlefield, Lifestyle and Leisure, Health, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland)
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Digest: Bullet Catcher follows more traditional path, reaches winners' circle at Laurel
Laurel Park Bullet Catcher follows more traditional path, reaches winners' circle Bullet Catcher, who made local and national headlines Jan. 11 after escaping from the Laurel Park backside and taking a 1.6-mile journey on nearby roads, won his first...Tags: Gymnastics Clubs, Laurel Park, College Sports, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Teaching and Learning
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Terps Trio: Hoops' nonconference schedule, Pe'Shon Howard, NIT scouting report
Baltimore Sun reporters Jeff Barker and Don Markus and editor Matt Bracken weigh in on the three biggest topics of the past week in Maryland sports. Maryland’s nonconference schedule was so light. Will it be any tougher next season? Jeff Barker:...
Tags: Stanford Cardinal, Vanderbilt Commodores, College Sports, Kentucky Wildcats, Alex Len
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Dennis H. McGinley Jr., electrical engineer
Dennis H. McGinley Jr., a retired electrical engineer and model railroad enthusiast, died Tuesday of heart disease at Anne Arundel Medical Center. He was 73.
The son of a Jersey Central Railroad yardmaster and a factory worker, Dennis Hayden McGinley Jr....Tags: Anne Arundel Medical Center, Honeywell International Incorporated, Severna Park, Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), NASA
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Lacrosse Q&A: North Carolina attackman Marcus Holman
Each week, The Baltimore Sun publishes a Q&A with a college lacrosse player or coach to get you more acquainted with the player and his/her team. Today's guest is North Carolina senior attackman Marcus Holman, who leads the team in goals (18) and...
Tags: North Carolina Tar Heels, Lacrosse, Atlantic Coast Conference, Virginia Cavaliers, Maryland Terrapins
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Stream of local talent has taken St. Mary's College to national hoops stage
The first thing you should know about St. Mary's College of Maryland is this: it's kind of remote. Know how people are always describing a place as being in the middle of nowhere? Well, St. Mary's is 20 miles past nowhere. And then you hang a right....
Tags: College Sports, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Dick Vitale, NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament, Basketball
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Peter P. Belz Jr., Treasury Department officer
Peter P. Belz Jr., a retired U.S. Treasury Department appeals officer, died March 14 of pancreatic cancer at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson. He was 71.
The son of a die maker and a homemaker, Peter Paul Belz Jr. was born in Baltimore and raised on...Tags: Pancreatic Cancer, Ocean City, U.S. Department of the Treasury, Johnny Unitas, Christianity
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Navy midfielder Kiernan aims to lead by more than example
Pat Kiernan, Navy's do-it-all long-stick midfielder, plays wing on faceoffs and is a threat to score in transition. He acknowledged, however, that there is one area of his game that needs work: his voice. "I would definitely say that I've tried to be...
Tags: United States Naval Academy, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Severna Park, Providence Friars, Mark Dixon
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Top performers in Class of 2013 to be recognized at 50th Scholar Athlete Award dinner
The top scholars in the high school football Class of 2013 will be honored Wednesday night at Martin's West during the 50th annual Scholar Athlete Award dinner, sponsored by the Greater Baltimore Chapter of the National Football Foundation and College...Tags: Havre de Grace, Francis Scott Key, High School Sports, Severna Park, Edgewood
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March Madness will include no Maryland teams for second time in three years
The Baltimore SunFor the second time in three years, no Maryland school was among the 68 selected for the NCAA men's basketball tournament. But coaches and observers say that fact combined with a relative down period for the University of Maryland have obscured an...Tags: North Carolina Tar Heels, College Sports, Siena Saints, Florida State Seminoles, National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Casey Ancarrow happy to be healthy again for James Madison
Casey Ancarrow has a lot to be happy about on the lacrosse field this spring. The James Madison senior is the reigning Colonial Athletic Association Player of the Year and is moving up on the Dukes' all-time scoring charts. She's also one of only 53...
Tags: College Sports, FIFA World Cup, James Madison Dukes, Entertainment, Lacrosse
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News that city's population has grown isn't a surprise to residents
As I walk around Baltimore, it has become apparent that the city is on an upward swing. I see more people out on the streets and living in places that once seemed underused or headed for trouble. Streets and places I once considered dangerous are not...
Tags: Highlandtown, Baltimore County, Section 8 (housing), Schools, Harris Teeter, Inc.
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