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Baltimore County needs an elected school board
The failure of Baltimore County's state Senate delegation to approve a bill calling for elected members on the county board of education is a setback for those of us who favor public accountability. The importance of such accountability is amply...
Tags: Local Elections, Politics, Elections
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Balto. Co. eschews facts in Mays Chapel Elementary decision
Paul Lang's piece on the selection of Mays Chapel for an elementary school was very much on the mark ("Mays Chapel Park wrong site for school" Feb 14). Instead of providing a comparative analysis of any substance, the Board of Education offers...
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Il Basilico's reinvention a worthwhile one
Anna Di Pierno's little charmer of a restaurant has been around for about seven years, operating under the name Pasta Blitz. If you go looking for it, though, look for Il Basilico. Di Pierno has taken a deliberate approach to the name change, but the...
Tags: Butternut Squash, Risotto, Veal, Pistachios, Appetizers
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Preparing your home for storms
Jill Sorensen's basement flooded after a winter storm knocked out her power, then again in 2011 during Hurricane Irene.
What stopped another encore performance during last year's derecho? She'd installed a sump pump that uses her home's water pressure to...Tags: Weather, Hurricanes, Environmental Issues, Laurel, Catonsville
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Megan Rhoads to wed Zachary Hitchens
John and Lois Rhoads, of Abingdon, announce the engagement of their daughter, Megan Elizabeth Rhoads, to Zachary Thomas Hitchens, son of John and Kathleen Hitchens, of Jarrettsville. Rhoads is a 2004 graduate of Bel Air High School and a 2008 graduate of...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Education, Loyola University Maryland
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Michelle LeM. Flesher, artist
Michelle LeM. Flesher, a retired Towson artist who had been an art restorer and therapist, died Feb. 14 of heart failure at St. Elizabeth Hall Apartments at Stella Maris in Timonium. She was 87.
Born Michelle LeMay in Saginaw, Mich., she moved with her...Tags: Towson, Religion and Belief, Ocean City, Christianity, Heart Failure
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In gun control debate, no easy fixes to Baltimore street violence
Maryland has some of the toughest gun laws in the country — and Baltimore's are even stricter — yet the city continues to struggle with rampant gun violence as thousands of criminals gain access to firearms. And for supporters and opponents...
Tags: Regional Authority, Interior Policy, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Martin O'Malley, Criminal Laws
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Wedded: Ashley LeBow and Elliot Mutch
Wedding date: Dec. 8, 2012 Her story: Ashley LeBow, 27, grew up in Baltimore and is an attorney. Her mother, Paula, is a former dental hygienist and her father, Jay, is a podiatrist. His story: Patrick Elliot Mutch, 28, also grew up in Baltimore and...
Tags: Pikesville, Fleetwood Mac (music group), Breast Cancer, Bank of America Corp., Weddings
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Sushi students are ready to roll
On a sunny Saturday afternoon, Kate Williams stood behind the sushi bar at Pabu in Harbor East's Four Seasons Hotel, concentrating as she carefully wrapped a bamboo mat around rice-strewn seaweed. Chef Jonah Kim, the executive chef at Pabu, stood next...
Tags: Sushi and Sashimi, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Seasons Restaurant, Catonsville, Parkville
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William C. Brubaker, founding Colts band member
William Charles Brubaker, a retired aeronautical engineer who was a founding trombone player in the Baltimore Colts Marching Band, died Feb. 12 at Sinai Hospital of complications from injuries he suffered near his Lutherville home. Family members said...Tags: Christianity, Overlea, Science and Technology, Cleveland Browns, Technology
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Lenten observers take their Ashes to Go
Leta Dunham got her breakfast order to go at a Roland Avenue Starbucks Wednesday morning: a grande triple skim latte in her cup and, on her forehead, an ashen reminder that we are all destined to become dust. Dunham was among Ash Wednesday observers who...
Tags: Christianity, Roland Park, Bars and Clubs, Easter, Epiphany
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Motorcycle gang asked to leave Timonium fairgrounds
Baltimore County police officers from several precincts were called to the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium on Saturday after the promoter of a weekend motorcycle show said he asked a gang to leave. The Pagans, a rival of the Hells Angels, were...
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