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By Jacques Kelly, The Baltimore Sun | November 5, 2010
Mary Hogan Goss, a retired Baltimore County special-education bus attendant, department store sales associate and homemaker, died of cancer Oct. 25 at her Perry Hall home. She was 81. Born Mary Teresa Hogan in Baltimore and raised on Ravenwood Avenue, she attended the Shrine of the Little Flower School and was a 1946 graduate of the Catholic High School of Baltimore. She attended what is now Towson University. During a men's league football game at Herring Run Park, she met her future husband, Francis X. Goss, an electrician and real estate broker.
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By Julie Bykowicz and Julie Bykowicz,julie.bykowicz@baltsun.com | February 2, 2010
The Republican who has been most vocal about challenging Democratic Gov. Martin O'Malley this fall has dropped out of the race. Lawrence J. Hogan Jr. said Monday that his strong belief that former Republican Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. is going to run led him to end his own exploratory bid. Ehrlich, for whom Hogan served as appointments secretary, said recently that he'd make his intentions public in March, but probably not sooner. "I have become convinced he's going to run," Hogan said.
NEWS
December 9, 2009
On November 15, 2009, of Bel Air, MD. Beloved son of Michael O. Hogan and Sandra A. Hopkins. Loving brother of Joseph B. Hogan and Emily R. Hogan. Also survived by stepmother, Patricia Hogan; and stepfather, Edgar P. Hopkins Jr. A Mass of Resurrection will be held at St. Margaret Catholic Church, Bel Air, MD on Saturday, December 12, 2009 at 10:30 a.m. Interment will be in Bel Air Memorial Gardens, Bel Air, MD. Friends may call at McComas Funeral Home, P.A., Abingdon, MD on Friday, December 11, 2009 from 2 to 4 and 6 to 7:30 p.m., with a Wake service to follow at 7:30 p.m. Those who desire may contribute to The Center for Hope, 20 Prospect St., Ballston Spa, NY 12020 or International OCD Foundation Inc., P.O. Box 961029, Boston, MA 02196 www.ocfoundation.
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By Laura Smitherman | laura.smitherman@baltsun.com | November 28, 2009
It seems to be a tradition in Maryland for Republicans to say they are planning to run for governor - but would happily bow out if Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. gets in the race. Audrey E. Scott, now the state Republican chairwoman, and businessman John M. Kane stepped forward nearly a decade ago as admitted backup candidates before Ehrlich, then in Congress, announced his candidacy for governor and eventually won. This year, Del. Patrick L. McDonough, a Baltimore County Republican, says he's thinking of running but is willing to step aside if Ehrlich jumps in this winter.
NEWS
November 5, 2009
Arundel school system reduces furlough days 2 The Anne Arundel County Board of Education voted Wednesday to cancel one of its planned furlough days for all school system employees. The board voted unanimously to reduce the number of furlough days to between one and four. Principals and senior and executive staff will incur the most days; teachers will have two. The move, which was recommended to the board by Superintendent Kevin M. Maxwell, was possible because of a number of cost-saving actions, school officials said.
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By Sloane Brown and Sloane Brown,Special to The Baltimore Sun | October 25, 2009
Virginia Hogan is more interested in style than in fashion. "I love putting things together my own way. I don't want to look like somebody else," says the 59-year-old concert pianist. When we "Glimpsed" the Cockeysville resident at The Center Club, she equated her taste in designer clothes to the standards of her profession. "I don't spend money on things that don't have quality. I'm a Steinway artist. I only play on Steinway [pianos] because Steinway is the real thing. ... I'm not a snob.