SPORTS
By Edward Lee, The Baltimore Sun | February 18, 2013
[UPDATE: A quote was attributed to the wrong person in an earlier version. The Sun regrets the error.] Reigning national champion Loyola will meet Towson Wednesday night and No. 3 Maryland Saturday without Josh Hawkins for at least one game. The senior short-stick defensive midfielder, who was named a preseason All American, did not play in the No. 1 Greyhounds' 9-8 win against Delaware last Saturday. Coach Charley Toomey said he doesn't anticipate that Hawkins will play Wednesday and that his status for Saturday's contest is uncertain.
FEATURES
By L'Oreal Thompson, Baltimore Sun Media Group | October 19, 2012
Wedding day: Sept. 29, 2012 Thomas' story: Thomas Roberts, 40, grew up in Towson and is a news anchor for MSNBC. His mother, Michelle Roberts, is retired and worked in the finance department for Sheppard Pratt Health System. His father, Albert "Rob" Roberts Jr., is a real estate appraiser. Patrick's story: Patrick Abner, 39, grew up in Richmond, Ky. He works for the pharmaceutical company Merck as a community liaison for the HIV division. His mother, Patricia Abner, is retired and was formerly a social worker for a hospital in Berea, Ky. His father, Dale Abner, is retired from the Army.
ENTERTAINMENT
By Wesley Case, The Baltimore Sun | February 13, 2013
The Recher Theatre, a Towson concert venue that opened in 1996, will soon become the Torrent Nightclub, according to co-owner Brian Recher. The Rec Room, an adjoining bar and restaurant, will also become part of the nightclub. The move drew immediate criticism from Baltimore County Councilman David Marks. He defended the Recher Theatre last fall after a downtown-Towson melee and said Wednesday that he was unaware and "extraordinarily disappointed" that the concert venue was switching its format.
NEWS
August 24, 2005
On August 21, 2005, RAYMOND LEE BOSLEY, beloved husband of Eileen A. Bosley (nee O'Byrne); beloved son of Frances G. Bosley (nee Baumgardner) and the late Thomas E. Bosley; devoted father of Kurt P. Bosley and Leila A. Gueydan and her husband Jay; loving brother of Thomas B. Bosley and his wife Mary Jo and William J. Bosley and his wife Beverly; dear uncle of Thomas G. Bosley, Jennifer R. Reinke, William J. Bosley, Jr., Marilee A. Walter, Amanda R....
SPORTS
By Tim May, For The Baltimore Sun | May 12, 2013
Just when Towson thought it had stuck its flag in the ground as a renewed member of the country's elite college lacrosse programs, it ran into a hellbent Ohio State team on the same mission Sunday. Playing in a blustery Ohio Stadium where the 2,800 on hand offered only a hint of the home-field enthusiasm the football Buckeyes enjoy in front of 105,000 in the fall, Ohio State nevertheless prevailed 16-6 in the first-round game of the NCAA lacrosse tournament. The No. 3-seed Buckeyes dominated the second and third quarters, blowing open a game that had been tied 2-2 at one point in the first, on the way to quarterfinal match with Cornell - an upset winner over Maryland - on Saturday at Byrd Stadium in College Park.
NEWS
By Jessica Anderson, The Baltimore Sun | March 21, 2013
The directions to the alleged brothel told the men that if they saw a house with green awnings, they'd gone too far. But some of them apparently misunderstood; would-be customers have shown up for years at the nearby house in Towson. Despite neighbors' complaints, police say, Di Zhang, 42, continued to operate the brothel from a white Colonial-style suburban home on Joppa Road, advertising on websites until this month, when county police and federal agents moved in. Neighbors said they weren't surprised to learn that Zhang, the operator of Jade Heart Health, had been charged with prostitution and human trafficking.