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Voice of great storyteller is silenced after life of sharing African folklore
- Nationally recognized storyteller Mary Carter Smith died Tuesday of renal failure at the Genesis Eldercare Cromwell Center in Towson.
University kicks off celebration in style
- University of Maryland Baltimore is known for its schools of law, business, medicine and nursing. Sometimes, though, it’s all about the food.
- University of Maryland Baltimore is known for its schools of law, business, medicine and nursing. Sometimes, though, it’s all about the food.
Baltimore's Pride sets her sails
- She’s literally the pride of an historic seaport – the goodwill ambassador for a state rich in maritime history. And she’s leaving town Thursday. The Pride of Baltimore II sets sail for Jacksonville, Fla., and will make port calls in Miami, Charleston, S.C., and Richmond, Va., before returning to her homeport May 30.
- She’s literally the pride of an historic seaport – the goodwill ambassador for a state rich in maritime history. And she’s leaving town Thursday. The Pride of Baltimore II sets sail for Jacksonville, Fla., and will make port calls in Miami, Charleston, S.C., and Richmond, Va., before returning to her homeport May 30.
Internet spreads VTech info, grief in an instant
- Before Virginia Tech’s tragedy hit newsstands, students nationwide were reaching out to their friends in Blacksburg, Va.
- Before Virginia Tech’s tragedy hit newsstands, students nationwide were reaching out to their friends in Blacksburg, Va.
Law packs punch in underage drinking fight
- For underage drinkers, sneaking into a Baltimore City bar just got a lot tougher.
- For underage drinkers, sneaking into a Baltimore City bar just got a lot tougher.
City fire department pays respects to 53-year veteran
- Chief John R. “Jack” Frazier, 71, Baltimore City Fire Department’s most senior member and bureau commander, died at St. Joseph Medical Center Friday of complications from a heart attack he had last Wednesday.
- Chief John R. “Jack” Frazier, 71, Baltimore City Fire Department’s most senior member and bureau commander, died at St. Joseph Medical Center Friday of complications from a heart attack he had last Wednesday.
Punk Saints rise in Charm City
- Tattoos, shaved heads, kilts and bagpipes describe the Charm City Saints — a Baltimore punk rock band with a Celtic twist.
- Tattoos, shaved heads, kilts and bagpipes describe the Charm City Saints — a Baltimore punk rock band with a Celtic twist.
Sewage spill blamed on kitchen grease
- A 25,000-gallon sewage spill was linked to a buildup of grease in a service line in Glen Burnie, said Anne Arundel County Department of Public Works spokeswoman Pam Jordan. “The spill is a nasty reminder that people need to dispose of their grease properly,” she said.
Grease clogs sends sewage spilling
- If you think it’s a good idea to wash your kitchen grease down the drain, think again.
Howard’s Carter juggles books, basketball and beauty
- Alexis Carter doesn’t have time to worry about her hair or nails when she’s driving down the lane for a layup.
- Alexis Carter doesn’t have time to worry about her hair or nails when she’s driving down the lane for a layup.
Lottery fever hits a pitch
- The multi-state Mega Millions jackpot hit a jaw dropping $370 million in advance of Tuesday night’s drawing, sending hundreds of thousands of hopefuls to the lottery lines.
Wall-to-wall R/C racing
- The corners are tight and the straightaways deadly.
- The corners are tight and the straightaways deadly.
The state of skate
- Watch out, Tony Hawk: Here comes Brian Powderly.
- Watch out, Tony Hawk: Here comes Brian Powderly.
