SPORTS
Peter Schmuck | January 1, 2013
Unless you suffer from triskaidekaphobia - the irrational fear of the No. 13 - you're probably looking forward to the new year. Most people do, as evidenced by the giant crowds that gather all over the world on New Year's Eve to celebrate its arrival. That's all well and good, but if you're a sports fan in this particular area, it's not quite that simple. There is a lot to look forward to, especially with the NFL playoffs set to feature both the Ravens and Redskins this weekend, but 2012 is going to be a pretty tough act to follow.
SPORTS
The Baltimore Sun | October 2, 2012
Loyola women's lacrosse coach Jen Adams has been chosen as the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association's Mid-Atlantic Region Coach of the Year for the second time, as announced today by the organization. This spring, Adams turned what could have been a rebuilding year for Loyola into one of the most successful seasons ever for the Greyhounds. Despite losing 73 percent of its scoring from 2011, Loyola won its second straight Big East Conference title - knocking off then-No.
NEWS
By Jeffrey S. Detwiler and President and Chief Operating Officer The Long & Foster® Companies | September 26, 2012
ADVERTORIAL CONTENT After what was easily the longest economic downturn in recent times, momentum is building and national headlines are trumpeting news of economic gains. In the residential housing sector, these swiftly-changing market dynamics certainly offer more opportunity for buyers and sellers than what we've experienced in recent years - but the recovery-driven changes in real estate have also left some consumers' heads spinning. In some areas of the Mid-Atlantic region, those who want to buy houses aren't always finding options that meet their needs at the price point they were expecting and sellers are sometimes surprised to find that their homes are on the market weeks or even just days before they receive offers.
ENTERTAINMENT
By Michael Dresser, The Baltimore Sun | June 19, 2012
This boxed wine, made in California for a Baltimore-based startup company and distributed in the mid-Atlantic region, fills a useful niche. In quality terms, it's a cut above most boxed red wines, though the price is correspondingly higher. And the 1.5-liter box — equivalent to two standard bottles at $11 each — fills a useful niche that that's been left vacant by most competitors. The company also makes a merlot and a chardonnay, each of which is equally worthy of a recommendation.
EXPLORE
June 4, 2012
Catonsville home care business named to top 100 in region Linda Cromwell, president and CEO of Catonsville-based Being There Senior Care, was among those selected for the 2012 Top Minority Business Enterprise Award. Cromwell was among the 100 women and minority business owners in Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Delaware and the District of Columbia honored during a May 4 ceremony at the University of Maryland University College. She was also among the top 100 women and minority business owners in Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Delaware and the District of Columbia for 2009.
NEWS
By Kevin Rector, The Baltimore Sun | May 10, 2012
A cocaine trafficking ring that for years distributed "vast amounts" of Honduran cocaine throughout the mid-Atlantic region has been busted, and three Maryland residents and 25 Virginia residents involved have been arrested, according to federal prosecutors. The drug ring, based in Northern Virginia, routinely paid couriers to fly into the United States from Honduras with cocaine stashed in shoes, decorative wooden frames and other "innocuous items" that would blend in with their luggage, according to a statement on the bust released Thursday by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Virginia.