Croquet Club Attracts Loyal Following
The crack of wood on plastic, the ideal marriage of mallet and ball is what keeps Eugenia Wilkie in croquet.
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The crack of wood on plastic, the ideal marriage of mallet and ball is what keeps Eugenia Wilkie in croquet.
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After the Great Recession swept through, the Delaware Art Museum had laid off half its staff, cut salaries and lost crucial support from corporations.
Baltimore's Department of Public Works says a power outage sent about 20,000 gallons of sewage into the outer harbor.
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Prince George's County fire officials say a 67-year-old man has died after he was found on fire at a Fort Washington group home.
Annapolis emergency officials say floodwaters are receding, but still causing minor detours around the City Dock area.
Earth Day is Friday, and the environment will be on the minds of many this week.
Baltimore County police were called to the 7800-block of Fair Green Rd. in Dundalk for a reported shooting Friday night.
It's been almost three years since a Remington woman was stabbed to death in her home, and there's still no arrest.
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Saturday night's storm sent tides surging, flooding waterfront homes and covering streets.
A shopping mall in Hyattsville is being evacuated for a fire burning in a shipping tunnel underneath the building.
Hundreds of people become victims of crime every year in Baltimore. Prosecutors say there's a hidden price tag of crime, and usually it's the victim who has to pay it.
