SPORTS
By Sandra McKee, The Baltimore Sun | May 18, 2012
Deputed Testamony is 32-years-old. His dark brown coat is shaggy, and his biggest excitement is going into his paddock at Bonita Farm for three or four hours of grazing each day. He is a pensioner, an icon. The oldest living winner of a Triple Crown race. But when Billy Boniface looks at the horse in his paddock, he sees the striking colt that was born and trained at the family farm and raced to victory in the 1983 Preakness - the last horse bred or trained in Maryland to do so. "Oh my gosh, I still get goose bumps when I look at him and remember that day," said Boniface, who was 18 then and had just taken over the breeding operation at the farm.
NEWS
By Sloane Brown, Special to The Baltimore Sun | May 30, 2010
Baltimore's movers and shakers were at the American Visionary Art Museum for "Harbor Lights: Leading the Way Home". The event celebrated the 25th anniversary of Enterprise Homes and the 10th anniversary of the Enterprise Women's Network, and honored Bart Harvey, the former chairman and CEO of Enterprise Community Partners. Baltimore's movers and shakers were at the American Visionary Art Museum for "Harbor Lights: Leading the Way Home." The event celebrated the 25th anniversary of Enterprise Homes and the 10th anniversary of the Enterprise Women's Network, and honored Bart Harvey , the former chairman and CEO of Enterprise Community Partners.
ENTERTAINMENT
By Sarah Haller and Chris Kinling | May 22, 2012
This episode begins with Emily meeting for “girl talk” with her best “gal pals.” She mentions that all her friends are the mothers of her daughter's playmates. Can't Emily form meaning relationships by herself? While she hangs out at the park these friends that are twice her age, the guys indulge in a pool party reminiscent of a Schmitts Gay commercial . Only two of the 19 bachelors have chest hair! Ryan Gets the First Date Card Sarah: Ryan “Fluff Head” spent a lot of time getting ready for the date - except he forgot to comb his hair.
NEWS
November 3, 2010
We Democrats welcome the Republican voters and their candidates back into the fire. It has been lonely being the only active party, solving problems. Now remember, you don't have the luxury of "no," and you are getting a second chance to take back "your" country. There will be no more opportunities for the Republican voters or their party if your representatives drop the ball. The pressure is off us Democrats. Now we can sit back and ask you and your party why things are not going well.
NEWS
By Sloane Brown, Special to The Baltimore Sun | May 9, 2010
The Enoch Pratt Free Library was abuzz with activity at Art With A Heart's 10th anniversary celebration, "A Decade of Difference." Tunes from a band mixed with chatter from a few hundred guests like: Dale Stevens , RHI Inc. president; Rachel Monroe , the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation president; Melody McCoy , Jhpiego director of external affairs; Jami Kofsky , Kimberly-Clark customer business partner; George Braswell ...
NEWS
By Mary Carole McCauley, The Baltimore Sun | February 4, 2012
Two people went to the hospital with minor injuries early Saturday after a party in a hall used by the Violetville Volunteer Fire Department got out of hand. Baltimore County Sgt. Benjamin Yohe said that the two incidents - a stabbing and a man who was struck by a car - weren't related. Police were called at 1:38 a.m. to 4000 Benson Ave. after a 25-year-old Baltimore man was cut in the neck. Six minutes later, Yohe said, another partygoer was hit by an Acura in front of the fire station.