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Following a number of juvenile crimes throughout the region, a petition to remove Department of Juvenile Services Secretary ...
William Ward Moore (Bill) was born to Russell Merle ... Bill studied mechanical engineering at Purdue University (class of ’63) where he made lifelong friends and performed some of his most ...
A Naval Academy alum and an Annapolis bookstore are receiving recognition for giving midshipmen access to hundreds of books ...
Barbara Mikulski, D-Maryland, was presented with an award given to an official who embodies William Donald Schaefer ... Each year since 2015, the University of Baltimore’s Schaefer Center ...
Hundreds packed a meeting organized by a group opposed to the planned stadium in Ward 7 on Tuesday ... in Southeast D.C. heard from University of Maryland Baltimore County Sports Economist ...
He was born in Altoona, the son of William Wilbur Ward, founder of Ward Trucking, and Dorothy Craig Ward. He was a graduate of Mercersburg Academy and Princeton University (1955), where he ...
IMDA MFA 2024 student Elly Kalantari “A Morphing Moment” (photo by Ted Henn) The Intermedia and Digital Arts (IMDA) MFA program at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC ...
The Rev. William ... Third Ward, a predominantly Black neighborhood south of downtown, Lawson also advocated for desegregation in Houston and was an academic professor at Texas Southern University.
John William deRussy, who sold homes throughout Greater Baltimore during a lengthy career ... He earned a degree at the University of Virginia, where he also played lacrosse.
William Jennings ... of William Jennings Ward, Sr. and Agnes Hawkins Ward. Bill attended Henderson County Public Schools and graduated from Blue Ridge School for Boys in 1947. The following year, he ...
The Adam Ward Classic wrapped up Saturday with seven ... In the only girls game on Saturday, William Fleming defeated Carroll County 70-43. In what started as a close, back and forth game, quickly ...
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