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Head of the Class: Residents earn degrees, dean's list honors
The following students graduated from James Madison University, Harrisonburg, Va., in fall 2011. Newman Yen, of Nottingham and Douglas Peters, of Perry Hall. Kelly Moffett, of Parkville; Caitlin Canoles, Rachel Lebowitz, Emily Parker and Michael Partin,...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Overlea, Scranton, Fullerton (Lehigh, Pennsylvania), Parkville
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Head of the Class: Local scholars earn dean's list honors
Irene Harris of Cockeysville, attending University of Dallas, Irving, Texas is spending the spring semester studying abroad at the University of Dallas' 12-acre Eugene Constantin Campus just outside Rome, Italy. The following students were named to the...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Hunt Valley, Towson, Colleges and Universities, Education
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Mary F. Guth
Mary F. Guth, a retired psychiatric social worker who enjoyed sailing, died Sept. 16 of complications from an intestinal infection at Northwest Hospital. She was 88.
The daughter of a house painter and a registered nurse, she was born Mary Frances...Tags: Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Garrett County, Towson University, Career and Workplace, Chesapeake Bay
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Elizabeth B. "Betsy" Bacot
Elizabeth B. "Betsy" Bacot, a retired teacher and administrative assistant whose career spanned half a century, died Wednesday of heart failure at Baltimore Washington Medical Center in Glen Burnie.
The longtime Round Bay resident was 79.
Mrs. Bacot had...Tags: Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Linthicum, Anglicanism, Glen Burnie, Colleges and Universities
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Day trip: Reel in a scream-filled weekend
St. Mary's City, Md.
Grave Matters
If you're tired of haunted houses and looking for unconventional Halloween fun, head down to historic St. Mary's City for Grave Matters. Get into colonial character as you watch Maryland's colonists act out a typical...Tags: Chesapeake (Chesapeake, Virginia), Monsters (legendary creatures), Music, Ghosts (supernatural entities), Arts and Culture
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Mold forces St. Mary's students to move to cruise ship
Water has always been intrinsic to the experience of attending St. Mary's College of Maryland, but that legacy took a new turn this week when hundreds of students learned that mold would force them to spend the rest of the semester living on a 300-foot...Tags: Environmental Issues, Teaching and Learning, Weather Reports, Hurricanes, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
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Relocation of St. Mary's students to cruise ship is delayed
Charlotte Mecklenburg let her mind drift ahead many years to the fall of her prospective offspring's freshman year in college. She imagined her child grousing about a cramped living space or a messy roommate, and she scoffed.
"They will never be able...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Rockville (Bethlehem, Pennsylvania), Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Education, Jimmy Fallon
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Marvin Warrenfeltz, 79
Marvin "Bob" Warrenfeltz, 79, of Mount Airy, Md., peacefully passed away on July 28, 2011, after a long illness. Bob was born on May 26, 1932, in Hagerstown, Md. He was the son of the late Elta Showman Warrenfeltz and the late Jacob O. Warrenfeltz. He...Tags: Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Human Interest, Frederick County (Maryland), Frederick County (Virginia), Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland)
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Sun sets on 31-year Sun career
Maryland WeatherThis past August I marked 40 years in the newspaper business, including more than 31 years in Baltimore, first at The Evening Sun and, after 1993, at The Sun. This week will be my last. I am taking a buyout, extended by the......Tags: Nobel Prize Awards, Rocketry, Technology, Boston, Social Media
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The road to religion
The first thing to know about Maryland's Religious Freedom Byway is that religion in Colonial Maryland was rarely free.
"It came at a cost to everybody, Catholics in particular," Sheila Smith told us at the courthouse in Port Tobacco, an 18th-century...Tags: Protestantism, Civil Rights, Farms, Colonial Williamsburg, Crime, Law and Justice
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RIP William Donald Schaefer, fan of history, hats
While representing Historic St. Mary's City during a Maryland Day celebration in Annapolis nearly a quarter-century ago, I presented an impressive replica 17th century helmet (called a "lobstertail) to the state's new governor, William Donald Schaefer....Tags: Maryland, William Donald Schaefer, Annapolis, Arts and Culture, History
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Decrypting old bones at St. Luke's Church
A Smithsonian Institution scientist shrugged off claustrophobic working conditions Monday to recover the remains of a late-1600s skeleton buried under the floor of America's oldest standing English church. Scuttling into a shallow cavity under an...
Tags: Archaeology, Isle of Wight (Isle of Wight, Virginia), Smithsonian Institution, Anthropology, Culture
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