Baltimore Firefighters, Families Honored in NFFF Tribute at Dover Motor Speedway
DOVER, DE. – In winning the pole position in the final qualifying round for last Sunday’s NASCAR race at the
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Anthony C. Hayes is an actor, author, raconteur, rapscallion and bon vivant. A one-time newsboy for the Evening Sun and professional presence at the Washington Herald, Tony’s poetry, photography, humor, and prose have also been featured in Smile, Hon, You’re in Baltimore!, Destination Maryland, Magic Octopus Magazine, Los Angeles Post-Examiner, Voice of Baltimore, SmartCEO, Alvarez Fiction, and Tales of Blood and Roses. If you notice that his work has been purloined, please let him know. As the Good Book says, “Thou shalt not steal.”
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Helen Delich Bentley: Artwork Celebrates Life of Port’s Ardent Advocate
BALTIMORE — During the course of her long and storied life, former Maryland Congresswoman Helen Delich Bentley wore an astonishing
Read moreCanada, Babylon and the Handwriting on the Wall
BALTIMORE — It’s a reporter’s worst nightmare! You catch wind of a disturbing incident and rush back to your office
Read morePlaying Duck and Cover — Again
BALTIMORE — It isn’t often that fate drops two seemingly unrelated stories into a writer’s lap; stories which – when
Read more‘A Second Opinion’ Offers Voice to Vilified Victims
WASHINGTON D.C. – The name Elisha Cullen Dick is likely lost on most Americans. It’s certainly lost on anyone who
Read moreA Pandemic of the Penguins
BALTIMORE – One of the more intriguing stories to kick-start the new year largely waddled way under the world’s collective
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BALTIMORE — It’s one of the most memorable scenes in the history of cinema. In a desperate effort to escape
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Rob Swiatek: Researcher says UFO Report Offers Insights, Contradictions
BALTIMORE — In a year which began with lingering questions about a national election – and is ending with growing
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OCME Holds Kennedy Slides as ‘Important Teaching Tools’
BALTIMORE — The earth-shattering events that surrounded the November 22, 1963 slaying of President John F. Kennedy will forever tie
Read moreMaryland Sutler: Gettysburg Store Serves Civil War Reenacting Community
GETTYSBURG — One of the enduring “myths” about the Battle of Gettysburg is that Confederate forces under Brig. Gen. J.
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