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Sharpen up the cue and practice your bank shots. The Brooklyn Park Senior Activity Center, 202 Hammonds Lane, will hold its Eight Ball Double Elimination Pool Tournament from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. March 13

Taking a bold step to help fight childhood cancer, Crofton resident Shirley Wais is going bald. On Saturday, her shiny dark brown hair will be completely shaved off at a St. Baldrick’s Foundation even

One worker at Marley Middle School shows up armed with his own supplies and a contagious smile - and he’s not even paid.

The Greater Glen Burnie Sports League’s 10 and under boy’s baseball travel team will host a bull roast fundraiser to help with travel, equipment and uniform expenses as well as league fees.

Vincent Lopez, a resident of Odenton for the past seven years, was recently at Hops & Vines, 8743 Piney Orchard Parkway in Odenton ,signing his second recent book, "Blood Storm Rising." 

The rich, swelling sound rattled the windows and lifted the spirits of the night crew and passers-by last Tuesday evening at Annapolis High School.

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At Bates Middle School’s Italian Dinner for the Arts on Feb. 21, Chesapeake Youth Symphony Orchestra leaders presented the check to school officials in appreciation for their generous hospitality.

Even though Alexander Harris was not very close with 15-year-old freshman Jaelin Ashe, he can’t forget that day in December 2012 when Meade High School students found out about Jaelin’s death during t

Feeling sluggish? Hopeless? Want to spend your day in bed? Do you miss sunshine? You might have the winter blues — and more snow is on the way.