SPORTS
By Peter Schmuck and Jeff Zrebiec and Peter Schmuck and Jeff Zrebiec,peter.schmuck@baltsun.com and rebiec@baltsun.com | February 25, 2009
FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. - Recently acquired left-hander Rich Hill is progressing in his comeback from command issues in 2008, and he was throwing so well during his batting practice session yesterday that reserve catcher Guillermo Quiroz couldn't restrain his enthusiasm. "That's the best left-handed stuff I've ever seen," Quiroz said. Maybe that's a little bit much, but the issue with Hill has never been his talent. He was one of the brightest young pitchers in baseball a couple of seasons ago before he spun out of control.
NEWS
By Paul West and Paul West,paul.west@baltsun.com | January 3, 2009
LANHAM - At a production studio in suburban Maryland, a worker is applying glitter to a replica of the Liberty Bell - part of the Pennsylvania float in this month's inaugural parade - when Earl Hargrove strolls in. He's carrying a toy bugle in one hand and wearing a huge grin on his face. More than most people, Hargrove loves a parade. Barack Obama has promised to bring change to Washington, but when the inaugural committee hired Hargrove Inc. to orchestrate events around his swearing-in, it instead chose experience.
NEWS
August 26, 2008
On August 18, 2008 B lanche, Friends may call at the Beverly D. Cromartie Funeral Service, 2700 Edmondson Avenue on Tuesday from 4-8 p.m a.m
NEWS
June 27, 2008
A 16-year-old Baltimore youth pleaded guilty in city Circuit Court this week to second-degree murder in the shooting of a 20-year-old man on a west-side street corner last year, according to the state's attorney's office. Damon Simpson of the 3300 block of Brighton St. in West Baltimore was sentenced Wednesday by Judge Charles G. Bernstein to 15 years in prison, the first five without the possibility of parole. The judge suspended an additional 10 years, which he could impose if Simpson gets in trouble again.
SPORTS
By Ken Murray and Dan Connolly and Ken Murray and Dan Connolly,Sun reporters | November 28, 2007
There is no prescribed path, no blueprint Mike Hargrove can give Joe Gibbs. Dealing with death in sports is not in any coaching manual. In the aftermath of the shooting death of Pro Bowl safety Sean Taylor, Gibbs has to pull his shattered team together and get the Washington Redskins ready to play a game in four days. "All of us here are going to work together, go forward together, and I think each person here has to deal with it in his own way," Gibbs said during a news conference at the team's practice facility in Ashburn, Va., yesterday.
NEWS
By Amy Davis and Amy Davis,Sun Photographer | November 25, 2007
My assignment to photograph two lucky teachers who had been selected as winners of the $25,000 Milken National Educator awards felt more like being invited to a surprise party than an assignment. Kiara Delle Hargrove, a chemistry teacher at Baltimore's Polytechnic Institute, and Mabrooka Chaudhry, who teaches social studies at Atholton High School in Columbia, supposedly had no way of knowing they were in the running for the awards, which have been called "the Oscars of teaching" by Teacher magazine.