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Tony Hawk Foundation gives $25,000 for Hampden skatepark
The Tony Hawk Foundation has given $25,000 toward the construction of a skateboard park in Roosevelt Park in Hampden. The Skatepark of Baltimore, a nonprofit group dedicated to raising enough money to build a place for area youth to skateboard safely,...Tags: Tony Hawk, Hampden
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Hundreds march in downtown Baltimore to protest Trayvon Martin killing
![Near City Hall, 5-year-old Shalyn Lloyd stood wearing a green hoodie and carrying a sign that read: "Are we next?"](http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/thumbnails/story/2012-03/69048086-26191848.jpg "Near City Hall, 5-year-old Shalyn Lloyd stood wearing a green hoodie and carrying a sign that read: "Are we next?\"")
Near City Hall, 5-year-old Shalyn Lloyd stood wearing a green hoodie and carrying a sign that read: "Are we next?"
His sign expressed the outrage felt by hundreds who marched in downtown Baltimore on Monday night — and thousands more who have...Tags: Safety of Citizens, Government, NAACP, Justice and Rights, Music
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Dance will be at Baltimore County meeting April 10
The Baltimore County school board is expected to vote to approve S. Dallas Dance, a Houston school administrator, as its next superintendent at a special meeting Tuesday, April 10 at 6 p.m. in the school board offices on Charles Street. Dance will be...Tags: Charles Street, Joe A. Hairston, Baltimore County
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Youth theater groups prepare for 'Alice,' 'Romeo and Juliet'
At rehearsals last weekend, young actors were busy preparing for professional-caliber productions opening next week. Children's Theatre of Annapolis presents Disney's "Alice in Wonderland," featuring a cast ages 8 to 14, on weekends April 13-22 at its...Tags: Celebrities, William Shakespeare, Chicago Transit Authority, Crofton, Music
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Baltimore County school board OKs Dance as superintendent
The Baltimore County school board voted unanimously Tuesday night to approve S. Dallas Dance, a Houston school administrator, as the next superintendent of its 105,000-student system.
During a brief news conference after the vote, Dance said he had had...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Andres Alonso, Annapolis, Local Elections, Joe A. Hairston
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By banning 'Batman,' Orioles strike out
timr@herald-mail.comMy favorite commercial of all time appears in the Snickers “not going anywhere for a while” series, where the quarterback gets knocked silly. The trainer’s asking him a battery of “where are you/what day is it?” questions,...Tags: Washington Nationals, Baltimore Orioles, The Herald-Mail, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Larry Bigbie
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Baltimore County shortens school year by 4 days
So little snow fell this year that Baltimore County public schools are shortening the school year by four days. Instead of ending on June 14, the last school day in the county will be June 8. The school system builds in extra days each year for snow...Tags: Weather, Tropical Weather, Baltimore County
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Governor welcomes new state schools chief
Gov. Martin O'Malley made a rare appearance at the state school board meeting Tuesday to welcome the new state school superintendent, Lillian M. Lowery, and encourage the members to work harder on preparing principals and providing vocational training...Tags: Government, Teaching and Learning, Executive Branch, Martin O'Malley, Science and Technology
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Annapolis leaders considering two special sessions
Gov. Martin O'Malley and top leaders of the General Assembly are considering the possibility of holding two special legislative sessions — one in May to deal with the state budget and another in summer to consider an expansion of casino gambling...
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Man sentenced in scheme that sent 14 homes into foreclosure
A Bowie man whose fraud scheme sent more than a dozen homes into foreclosure and caused owners to lose more than $1.2 million in home equity was sentenced Thursday to more than three years in prison, prosecutors said. Charles Donaldson, 58, recruited...Tags: Severna Park, Foreclosures, Condos and Houses, Financial and Business Services, Punishment
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Randolph C. Springer
Randolph C. Springer of Greenbelt, Md., and formerly of Hagerstown, Md., died Thursday, March 8, 2012. He was the son of Carl Springer and the late Mildred Springer. He was a very active member of The Good Samaritan Lutheran Church in Lanham, Md. In...Tags: Christianity, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Greenbelt (Prince George's, Maryland), Crofton, Lutheranism
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Baltimore County proposes new student discipline code
Baltimore County school leaders are reconsidering discipline policies that have led to one of the highest suspension rates in the state, saying they want to reduce the number of times students are sent home for minor infractions. A revamped discipline...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Punishment, Students, Baltimore County, Dundalk
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