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On October 27, 2006, ERNEST; survived by seven brothers, two sisters and a host of other relatives. Friends may visit on Thursday, November 2, 2006, at the James A. Morton & Sons Funeral Home, 311 Main Street, Turner Station, MD, 2 to 7 P.M. On Friday, Mr. Wynn will lie instate at New Shiloh Baptist Church, 105 East Avenue. The family will receive friends 10:30 to 11 A.M., followed by funeral services.

It's the same quick release and precise aim for Mikey Wynne this season. What's new, however, is the standout attackman's uniform. After two seasons at Glenelg, the junior transferred to St. Paul's last summer and has led the No. 4 Crusaders to a 6-0 record so far this spring. Wynne scored two goals and added three assists as St. Paul's defeated visiting Fallston, 17-8, on Tuesday. The Crusaders host Cape Henlopen (Del.) on Thursday at 4 p.m. The decision to leave Glenelg was difficult for Wynne, who has 30 goals and nine assists for St. Paul's this season.

On September 10, 2005, FRANCIS M. WYNN JR., loving husband of Margaret "Peg" Wynn (nee Shipman) devoted father of John F. Wynn and his wife Eva, Kathleen Wynn Holter and her husband Eric, Patrick J. Wynn and his wife Kathleen, Christopher P. Wynn and his wife Joan, Jerome R. Wynn, Joseph M. Wynn and his wife Theresa and Kerry Wynn Dyer and her husband Phillip; dear brother of W. Wade Wynn; also survived by 11 cherished grandchildren. The family will receive friends in the Lemmon Funeral Home of Dulaney Valley Inc., 10 W. Padonia Rd (at York Rd)

Junior attackman Mikey Wynne , who who transferred to St. Paul's from Glenelg over the summer after helping the Gladiators win a state championship in 2011, has orally committed to Cornell, according to Inside Lacrosse. Wynne also has played for Breakers Lacrosse and is a member of the Rock Elite 2014 teams. He also played on the Maryland team at the Brine National Classic. Wynne scored 84 points as a freshman and earned All-Howard County honors. Playing last spring alongside older brother Nick (a first-team All-Metro selection)

On November 28, 2006, DARRIN KEITH WYNN. On friday friends may call VAUGHN C. GREENE FUNERAL SERVICES (RANDALLSTOWN), 8728 Liberty Road from 4 to 8 P.M. On Saturday, Mr. Wynn will lie instate at Vaughn C. Greene Randallstown Chapel, 8728 Liberty Road, where the family will receive friends from 10 to 11 A.M. with services to follow. Inquiries to 410-655-0015.

WASHINGTON -- The campaign manager for Rep. Albert R. Wynn has filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission alleging fundraising improprieties by Donna Edwards, Wynn's chief rival in next month's Democratic primary. The Wynn campaign handed reporters a 34-count complaint yesterday alleging illegal collaboration between the Prince George's activist and several of the organizations supporting her in the 4th District contest. In a statement, Edwards dismissed the complaint as "a desperate 11th-hour attempt" by Wynn "to deflect from the fact that groups representing the core of the Democratic party and the issues it stands for ... have decided that they want to fire him and are supporting me."

WASHINGTON -- Rep. Albert R. Wynn, a moderate Democrat from Prince George's County who survived a strong challenge from a liberal primary opponent in the fall, is co-sponsoring a measure to impeach Vice President Dick Cheney. Wynn became the third co-sponsor of the resolution introduced last month by Rep. Dennis J. Kucinich, an Ohio Democrat who is running for president on an antiwar platform. In his proposed articles of impeachment, Kucinich says Cheney intentionally manipulated intelligence to deceive Congress and the American people about suspected weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and a relationship between al-Qaida and the government of Saddam Hussein.

Rep. Albert R. Wynn, who is leaving Congress at the end of May to become a lobbyist, has resigned from the powerful House Energy and Commerce Committee. Ethics watchdogs had called on the Prince George's County Democrat to step down from the committee for the remainder of his House tenure, citing the potential for conflicts of interest involving clients of Dickstein Shapiro LLP, the Washington lobbying firm he is to join in May. In a statement, Wynn said he believed he had complied with "both the letter and the spirit" of the congressional ethics laws, but would resign from the committee to avoid becoming a "distraction."

Veteran Rep. Albert R. Wynn appeared to have prevailed over challenger Donna Edwards in a fiercely contested 4th Congressional District Democratic primary after the last ballots were counted yesterday. Seven-term incumbent Wynn edged Edwards by more than 2,000 votes, according to unofficial results. Montgomery County elections officials were the last to record their tally of provisional ballots yesterday, 11 days after a primary election fraught with glitches. Those results showed Edwards winning in Montgomery County, with 15,851 votes to Wynn's 9,129.

ALBERT R. Wynn isn't a mover and shaker in Congress and probably never will be. He spends most of his time and energy serving Prince George's County. He's a pothole politician. The 4th District congressman, fond of sports analogies, says he has "an all-court game," but his focus and his effectiveness clearly are at the constituent level. As he nears the end of his fourth term, it's time for Mr. Wynn, who is 49, to step forward before he is permanently typecast as a local hero and national nobody -- unless he's content with that role.

Led by Tilman Dunbar's 20 points and a career-high 19 points from Thurgood Wynn, Navy men's basketball dominated the second half and beat host Monmouth, 85-66, Friday night. The Hawks (5-5), seeking their fifth straight win, were led by Stephen Spinella's 16 points and Andrew Nicholas' 15, but it wasn't enough to offset the Midshipmen, who shot 58percent (32-of-55) as they scored a season high in points and put five players in double figures while breaking a two-game losing streak.

The junior left wing had never had a two-game scoring spree like he had last week. Wynne, who has 63 goals and 107 points this season, had 11 goals and seven assists in the Class 2A-1A regional final and state semifinal games to help his team to 7-6 and 15-4 victories over Winters Mill and Queen Anne's, respectively, and into Tuesday's state final against Patterson Mill. Wynne added three assists in that game, a 5-4 Glenelg win, including one on the eventual game-winner by his brother Mikey.

Nick Wynne made several big plays on offense for No. 7 Glenelg in Wednesday's Class 2A-1A West region final against Winters Mill at Western Regional Park — the biggest a goal with 2:42 left to give the Gladiators a 7-6 victory and a fifth consecutive regional championship. Glenelg (17-1) meets Queen Anne's in a state semifinal Friday at 8 at Bel Air. It's a rematch of last year's state title game, in which Queen Anne's edged the Gladiators, 7-6. The regional final began Wednesday night, but lightning halted it with 9:38 left in the first quarter.

It was like many of the backyard sessions — Nick Wynne finding his older brother, Zach, who made one quick dodge past a defender before firing a pinpoint shot to the top shelf. Only this time, the stakes were higher. This goal came in double overtime, in front of family and friends, and it proved to be the difference for the Glenelg boys lacrosse team in a big home win against Fallston last year. The Wynne brothers quickly found each other to celebrate and their teammates soon followed.

The No. 7 Glenelg boys lacrosse team got a boost of confidence going into the regional playoffs, coming from behind impressively to defeat Severna Park, 9-6, in the District V championship game at Reservoir on Tuesday. Shrugging off a 5-1 deficit to the No. 13 Falcons, the Gladiators dominated possession throughout the second half and patiently executed their attack to pull away. Nick Wynne (3 goals, 1 assist), Tyler Wassen (2 goals, 1 assist), and Mark Darden (1 goal, 2 assists)

Miguel Tejada donned his Orioles uniform and warm-up jacket for one final time this season and joined his now ex-teammates on the field at Kauffman Stadium for the pre-game stretch. He went from player to player, delivering hugs and handshakes before returning to the clubhouse to pack his belongings. A pennant race awaits Tejada, whom the Orioles traded Thursday for the second time in three years. This time, Tejada was sent to the National League West-leading San Diego Padres for minor league right-handed pitcher Wynn Pelzer in a move that not only saves the Orioles money, but also allows them to evaluate prospect Josh Bell at third base for the rest of the season.

On behalf of the people of Maryland, I am sending Rep. Albert R. Wynn a bill for $500,000 -- his share of the cost of a special election that must be staged on account of Wynn quitting his congressional seat seven months early to take a fat-juicy job with a Washington lobbyist. It's a reasonable request. Wynn is in such a rush to take his new job -- and his next employer is so eager to get him -- that certainly they can split the cost of a special election to fill Wynn's seat. What's half-a-mil to a Washington lobbying firm that counts Bristol-Myers Squibb and Time Warner among its clients?

Goals: F-Antinozzi 4, Thrasher, Wolf, White, Baker; G- Z. Wynne 3, N. Wynne 3, Conway, Rollyson, Clifford. Assists: F- Gutermuth, Antinozzi; G- N. Wynne 2, Z. Wynne, Conway, Hofstetter. Saves: F- Abney 9; G- Taylor 11. Half: Tied 4-4