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On a recent afternoon, Royce Brooks, 79, and his brother Bill, 68, looked out from Bill's porch at a car dealership where houses used to be, a sign of commercialization that swept the area starting in

The fence regulations adopted by the City Council in October are available at bit.ly/1kSMw5f. Click on “Title 17” and then click on “Fencing Permits.” You also get additional information by going to “

Ricky Chenoweth grew up in Pasadena and has always been fascinated with art. All types of art intrigues him — photography, drawing and music. Inspiration hits him in the strangest of places — in his d

Hope Aperfine has been dancing since the age of 3.

It was a cold day Jan. 25, with wind chills well below zero degrees. But it didn’t stop 23 missionaries from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints assigned to the Maryland Baltimore Mission

While still a preteen herself, Crofton’s Isabella Allen is committed to assisting those in need and is spearheading a donation campaign called “Teens for Jeans” at Crofton Middle School. With a goal o

Glen Burnie dog handler Rebecca Cross and her charge, Champion McVan’s To Russia With Love - or, less formally, Knopa - made it to the top. Almost.

Many of you might remember reading about Emily Kolenda, a fourth-grader at Monsignor Slade Catholic School who was diagnosed in January 2012 with a rare auto-immune disease, acute disseminated encepha

Navy Midshipman Guy R. Skord, son of Bob and Sheryl Skord of Annapolis, recently selected his first ship assignment during a Ship Selection ceremony at the Naval Academy. Skord, a 2010 graduate of Bro

Time flies when you share the passage with good friends. Former neighbors Tom Crawford and Tom Suit have been pals for over two decades.