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  • Erika Brannock returns home from hospital

    Preceded by her laugh and followed by her big smile, Brannock made her way out of Kernan Hospital after two weeks of intense rehab. "It's just, it's like a weight has lifted and I can finally go back to a semi-normal life, or starting to figure out my new normal life. It's just really exciting," she said. Part of her new normal will include outpatient therapy two to ...

  • USM seeks to turn research into business

    Higher education is becoming big business as more students head off to college, but they're also about developing businesses, and the state is turning research and development into new business ...

  • Joel Cordes Talks NBA Finals

    Joel Cordes of Bleacher Report joins the Scott Garceau Show with Jeremy Conn to discuss tonight’s game 6 of the NBA Finals. Cordes gives his prediction for the show tonight. He talks about how the Heat have played when their backs are against the wall. Cordes discusses the huge impact of Manu Ginobli’s play in game 5 and Dwyane Wade’s effort in game 4. Cordes talked about the ...

  • Maryland National Guard city partner to renovate Mount Washington fire station

    A fire station in Baltimore had its kitchen renovated free-of-charge, minus the cost of supplies, by a contingent from the Maryland National Guard's engineer company looking for rehabbing experience prior to a deployment to ...

  • Local Boston bombing victim returns home

    Erika Brannock, a Towson teacher who lost a leg in the Boston Marathon bombing, is leaving to go home after several weeks at Kernan Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation. (Kevin Richardson/Baltimore Sun ...


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Movie Review

Willard

Willard

First-time director Glen Morgan certainly had Tim Burton on the mind when making Willard, a darkly comedic remake of the 1971 cult classic about a social misfit who befriends an army of rats and teaches them to do his bidding. Right from the gaudy opening credits sequence that features a musical score by Shirley Walker channeling Danny Elfman, Willard is right in the vein of Burtons ... ...

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  • Local Boston bombing victi leaves in-patient physical therapy

    Erika Brannock, a Towson teacher who lost a leg in the Boston Marathon bombing, is leaving to go home after several weeks at Kernan Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation. (Kevin Richardson/Baltimore Sun ...

  • Md. Politics Speakers wife cast as House of Cards senator

    Actor Kevin Spacey, center, during rehearsal at the Maryland State House this week. The building was closed to the public, but those who work there snapped blurry, long-distance ...

  • Orioles RHP Miguel Gonzalezs daughter Leah born Monday

    Orioles pitcher Miguel Gonzalez and his wife, Lucia, are proud parents of a baby girl, Leah, born at 9:20 p.m. Monday. It's the first child for the couple, and she weighed 6 pounds, 11 ounces and is 19 inches long. No word yet on whether Leah is right-handed like her father. Gonzalez was in Detroit on Monday, but he left the team to fly to Southern California for the birth. The due date ...

  • Odds Stacked Against Heat In Game 6

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  • Amtrak Subsidy cuts would jeopardize service

    By JOAN LOWYAssociated Press WASHINGTON (AP) - Amtrak's president says long-distance trains and some short-haul routes would be jeopardized and service in the busy Northeast corridor might have to be slowed if federal subsidy cuts proposed by a House subcommittee are realized. Iowa Republican Rep. Tom Latham is chairman of the House Appropriations Committee's transportation ...

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