Mary Rosemond, community activist, dies
Mary Rosemond, a Rosemont neighborhood activist who successfully fought Baltimore's "Highway to Nowhere," died of heart disease Jan. 18 at...
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A two-alarm fire Saturday evening heavily damaged the Charles Village Pub & Patio, a popular hangout for Towson University students. Flames broke out about 7:25 p.m. at the two-story brick building at 19 W. Pennsylvania Ave. in downtown Towson, near Washington Avenue, shutting down several blocks of downtown Towson for several hours.
Power outages during snowstorms are nothing new: Snow accumulates on tree branches, they crack under the weight and fall on power lines. But living for days without electricity in 2011 gets old fast. |
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Richard Francis Oles, fencing coach at Hopkins
Richard Francis Oles, a retired fencing coach at the Johns Hopkins University, died early Thursday at Baltimore-Washington Medical Center...
William E. 'Bud' Crosland Sr., career Army officer, dies
William E. "Bud" Crosland Sr., a retired career Army officer who served in Vietnam and Korea, died Jan. 22 of heart failure at Mercy Medical...
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