SPORTS
By Edward Lee, The Baltimore Sun | April 11, 2013
Paul Cantabene was not entirely sure how the Stevenson players would react after dropping a 14-13 overtime decision to Roanoke on Tuesday night. But as the No. 3 Mustangs prepare to dip back into Middle Atlantic Conference play with a visit from Albright this Saturday at Mustang Stadium in Owings Mills, the head coach is hoping that the team practices and plays with an undercurrent of anger. “I think we need to start playing a little more angrily,” Cantabene said Wednesday. “In my time here, this is one of our nicer teams.
SPORTS
By Edward Lee, The Baltimore Sun | March 27, 2013
No one likes to lose and Maryland is no exception. It's been five days since the Terps were upset Saturday, 10-8, by then-No. 10 North Carolina - an outcome that saddled the team with its first loss in seven games and cost it the No. 1 spot in most polls and rankings. As No. 5 Maryland (6-1) prepares for Saturday's showdown with Atlantic Coast Conference rival and No. 13 Virginia (5-4), the emotion from the setback has ebbed, but not entirely disappeared. “Obviously, we were disappointed,” fifth-year senior midfielder Jake Bernhardt said Tuesday.
SPORTS
By Edward Lee, The Baltimore Sun | February 14, 2013
Shawn Nadelen's frustration is still ongoing and it's not limited to Towson's season-opening 9-7 loss to High Point last Friday. The second-year coach was hoping that the embarrassment of being the footnote in the Panthers' first-ever victory would light a fire under his players, but he said he's still looking for that spark as the Tigers welcome No. 5 Johns Hopkins in Towson's home opener this Saturday. “A little bit of my frustration is that I haven't seen a lingering anger,” Nadelen said Wednesday afternoon.
NEWS
By Justin George, The Baltimore Sun | January 2, 2013
A Baltimore police officer shot a man during a foot chase Wednesday, marking the second time in two days that a Northeast district officer fired a gun while in pursuit of a suspect. Just one person was injured in the separate shootings — the man shot Wednesday was struck in the hand. He was being treated at Johns Hopkins Hospital. A foot chase Tuesday in the Frankford and Cedonia neighborhoods ended with an officer shooting and killing a dog. In Wednesday's shooting, police said a man flashed a gun while being chased.
EXPLORE
December 21, 2012
Prospective and current residents of many cities throughout the country are also dealing with the effects of noise pollution. Possible solutions include double-paned windows, weather stripping, earplugs, white noise machines, and headphones designed for noise cancellation. These solutions are especially important to consider for anyone with small children. However, oftentimes the most effective solution is moving to an area that features less noise pollution. When my wife and I moved to Columbia, we asked our real estate agent how far we needed to live away from Merriweather to avoid the noise.
NEWS
By John Fritze, The Baltimore Sun | December 5, 2012
- Legislation by Sen. Ben Cardin to pressure Russia on human rights abuses is expected to win approval in Congress Thursday despite concerns that it will hurt already tenuous U.S. relations with the Kremlin. The proposal - which requires the State Department to maintain a public list of human rights abusers in Russia and freeze their assets - has received bipartisan support in the House and Senate even though the Obama administration has largely resisted the effort. Because the language is tucked into a trade bill that is a priority for Russia and U.S. businesses, President Obama is expected to sign the measure if sent to his desk.