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On October 23, 2005, MICHAEL SCOTT, beloved son of Lisa and Scott Brown and Denver Lee Lacey, Jr. Dear brother of Laurie Beth Lacey, devoted father of Matthew Carney Lacey, dear boyfriend of Jessica Carney. Beloved grandson of the late Denver Lee Lacey, Sr. and Katherine Lacey, Margaret and George Walstrum, Milton and Judi Brown and Larry S. Best. Also survived by other loving aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. Relatives and friends are invited to call Schimunek Funeral Home of Bel Air, Inc., 610 W. Mac Phail Road (at Route 24)

Our elderly dog, Katie, and our "granddog," Lacey, have been best buddies for many years. Whenever we've gone away, Katie has stayed at our daughter's house with Lacey and has been a perfect guest. Lately, however, she urinates several times during each visit, even after being taken outside. She has never urinated in our house or in any another house she's been to in all the years we've had her. What do you think could be happening with her, and is there anything we can do to prevent this behavior from occurring?

On April 19, 2003 JOAN BIDLE LACEY beloved wife of the late Joel Stewart Lacey, dear mother of Ellen Benson, Joel S. Lacey III, Paul Lacey and Ann Reed, dear grandmother of Michelle, Christopher and Jessica Benson, Conner and Carson Reed and Matthew Lacey. Friends may call at the family owned Mitchell-Wiedfeld Funeral Home Inc., 6500 York Rd. (at Overbrook) on Tuesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. A Funeral Mass will be offered Wednesday 10 A.M. at St. Pius X Church. Interment Oak Lawn Cemetery.

Colleges UMBC's Kapor named America East Player of the Week UMBC senior midfielder Milo Kapor was selected as the America East Men's Soccer Player of the Week and was named to the College Soccer News National Team of the Week. He has contributed to all 10 of the Retrievers' goals this season (two goals, eight assists) and moved into a tie for 10th place on UMBC's all-time assist list with 18. More men's soccer: Loyola freshman Larry Ndjock was named Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Rookie of the Week for the second time this season.

George Welch Lacey III, a pilot and flight instructor, died Jan. 12 in an automobile accident on Route 152 in Fallston when his vehicle was struck by a truck that had crossed the center line. He was 54 and lived in Parkton. He was the owner and operator of Dayflight, a Parkton air-charter service. He also was a certified flight instructor. He had been a special agent for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in Baltimore and volunteered in its Bald Eagle Project to protect endangered birds.

The student: Joshua Lacey, 10 School: Dunloggin Middle Special achievement: He appeared on "Jeopardy Holiday Kids Week" in December after his mother signed him up for tryouts in Washington. After taking a written test and playing a mock version of the game show, he was one of 15 children from nine cities chosen to be on the show that week. He won $21,000 and a trip to Hawaii. How did he win? "I like a lot of sports trivia and things about literature and geography. Those were a lot of what the topics were.

Our elderly dog, Katie, and our "granddog," Lacey, have been best buddies for many years. Whenever we've gone away, Katie has stayed at our daughter's house with Lacey and has been a perfect guest. Lately, however, she urinates several times during each visit, even after being taken outside. She has never urinated in our house or in any another house she's been to in all the years we've had her. What do you think could be happening with her, and is there anything we can do to prevent this behavior from occurring?

WASHINGTON -- A special Department of Justice investigator has taken the first step toward the appointment of an independent counsel to investigate whether Bush administration officials violated the law in carrying out and possibly covering up U.S. dealings with Iraq before the Persian Gulf War.A department official confirmed yesterday that retired U.S. District Judge Frederick B. Lacey has determined that there is sufficient information to proceed to...

Age 63, of Wilmington passed away suddenly on Wednesday, March 14, 2007 at her home. Joanne was born in Baltimore to the late James and Naomi (Ammenhauser) Lacey. She was a Librarian who retired from Hercules Corporation and earlier had worked at The Wilmington Institute Library. Joanne is survived by her sister, Mary E. Lacey and husband Steven A. Rubin of Baltimore, MD; uncle, Lawrence R. Lacey of Baltimore, MD and several cousins. Family and friends are invited to attend a memorial service in celebration of Joanne's life on April 15, 2007 at 2 p.m. at Beeson Funeral Home, 412 Philadelphia Pike, Wilmington, DE. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to The Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, 100 West 10th Street, Ste.1103, Wilmington, DE 19801.

Lacey EdgeSchool: Oakland Mills High SchoolHometown: ColumbiaAge: 17Lacey serves as vice president of the school's Student Government Association and belongs to the National Honor Society. She is head of Peer Leaders of Oakland Mills, a group of students trained to counsel elementary and middle school students to say no to drugs and resist peer pressure. She has been part of that group for four years.Lacey runs long distance and is a shot-putter for the school's track team. Outside of school, she swims competitively.

Wedding Date: October 6, 2012 Her story: Lacey Morley, 32, grew up Fork, Md., and currently lives in Federal Hill. She is a member of the leasing team for St. John Properties. Her parents, Paul Morley and Barbara Morley are accountants and partners in Morley & Morley, Inc. in Fork. His story: Christian Johansson, 40, grew up in Sweden and Omaha, Neb., and currently lives in Federal Hill. He is the Secretary of Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development.

On the wall of Eddie Gaudet's office is a photo of him as a jockey sitting atop a winner in Florida in the 1950s. Tucked in among dozens of snapshots and 8-by-10s spread over three walls, is another from 1966 showing Gaudet as the winning trainer at Bowie Race Track. "He's the dark-haired one," Linda Gaudet said, pointing to the photos of her husband. "He was the Dean Martin type. " "They used to call me Dean Martin," Gaudet, 81, said, his eyes twinkling from under a baseball cap. The walls are an historic collage that will be adding more photos in the new year as the longtime Maryland horse trainer hands off his business to his wife and 23-year-old daughter Lacey.

NAMES: Lacey, Marley and Hershey OWNER: The Forthman Family HOW THEY MET: Lacey was our first family dog seven years ago, Marley followed a year later and Hershey joined us last summer. All came from the same breeder in Cecil County. With family members allergic to dogs, poodles were the breed for us (no shedding or dander). AGE: 7, 6, and 1 1/2 HOME: Forest Hill BREED: Standard Poodle BEST TRICK: Lacey can turn our kitchen light switch on and off, Marley can catch any tennis ball you throw and Hershey can reach any Christmas ornament off our tree and attempt to eat it FAVORITE ACTIVITY: Going for walks, taking the kids to school, visiting schools and nursing homes, playing fetch and tug FAVORITE FOOD: Peanut butter and bananas FUNNIEST MOMENT: When Marley silently opened the cabinet under our sink and retrieved the bag of dog treats.

The senior cleared 5 feet, 10 inches in the high jump for the second time in two weeks at Friday's Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland meet at the Prince George's Sports and Learning Complex. She also finished second in the triple jump and long jump. A two-time All-Metro selection, Shuman is in only her third year as a high jumper, but 5-10 would have won the state public schools title in each of the four classifications last winter. Shuman, who is 6 feet tall, went to camps at Princeton and Shippensburg last summer and she plans to continue jumping in college.

THE SHELF life of an actress is usually seven years, by law. That Sharon and myself have survived since Cagney & Lacey is something of a miracle." That's Tyne Daly, who was Mary Beth Lacey to Sharon Gless' Christine Cagney in the classic series about two female detectives, often at odds with each other and with themselves. Tyne, Sharon and Barney Rosenzweig - Sharon's hubby and the producer of Cagney & Lacey - arrive early for breakfast at New York's Regency Hotel. Tyne, who says (jokingly I hope)

CAGNEY & LACEY -- THE TRUE BEGINNING -- MGM / $39.98 Cagney & Lacey was groundbreaking television in the truest sense. Yes, there had been female cops before; Angie Dickinson's Police Woman comes immediately to mind. There had even been teams of female crime-fighters, if you stretch the definition far enough to include Charlie's Angels. But in both of those shows, glamour was just as important as character, maybe even more so. That was the mold that Cagney & Lacey broke. True, Tyne Daly, who played Mary Beth Lacey, and Sharon Gless, who was cast as her partner, Christine Cagney, were attractive, but that wasn't the point.

Outer Loop Dance Collective gave an auspicious performance in its Baltimore debut at the Theatre Project Wednesday night.The Collective's dancers -- Sandra Lacey, Pam Matthews, Cathy Paine and Beth Davis -- have a solid history of performance, and each has a defined style. The union of such strong talents gives the company a natural edge in our dance community.Davis opened with the strongly interpretive dance "Through Alice's Window," choreographed by Laura Schandelmeier and set to the music of Gabriel Faure.

Age 63, of Wilmington passed away suddenly on Wednesday, March 14, 2007 at her home. Joanne was born in Baltimore to the late James and Naomi (Ammenhauser) Lacey. She was a Librarian who retired from Hercules Corporation and earlier had worked at The Wilmington Institute Library. Joanne is survived by her sister, Mary E. Lacey and husband Steven A. Rubin of Baltimore, MD; uncle, Lawrence R. Lacey of Baltimore, MD and several cousins. Family and friends are invited to attend a memorial service in celebration of Joanne's life on April 15, 2007 at 2 p.m. at Beeson Funeral Home, 412 Philadelphia Pike, Wilmington, DE. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to The Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, 100 West 10th Street, Ste.1103, Wilmington, DE 19801.

During a Harford County League dual meet in the 2002-03 season, Havre de Grace was forfeiting so many bouts that Aberdeen's wrestling team would have had to lose every bout by pin to lose the match. "Every one of our kids lost, but we had a couple of guys not get pinned. And because of that, we were able to win our one match of the season by a few points," recalled coach Jerry Lacey, who was then an assistant. "I called [former coach] Dick Slutzky on the phone and I had to brag a little bit. I told him, `We did something you never did: We won a dual meet without actually winning a bout.