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Terps, Midshipmen renew crab bowl classic

The Maryland Terrapins open the 2010 campaign Labor Day with a nationally televised matchup on ESPN against intra-state rival Navy at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore. The game marks the first meeti ...

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Maryland Crab Bowl selections announced

The Maryland Crab Bowl, an all-star football game that features the top seniors in the state competing head-to-head, has announced the head coaches and partial rosters for the 2010 game. The third an ... Read More

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Terps star also shines on European court

Leading her native France in scoring and rebounding during the FIBA U20 European Championship  this summer, the Maryland Terrapins’ Diandra Tchatchouang is a force both on and off the court. “S ... Read More

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Golfers: Reserve the best tee times

It doesn’t matter if you are new to the sport or an old pro, most golfers have the same complaint: finding time to hit the golf course. That is why getting in a round of golf is often relegated to w ... Read More

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Jordan Goodman commits to Rutgers basketball

Progressive Christian Academy basketball star Jordan Goodman has rescinded his verbal commitment to Georgetown. Instead, he has opted to commit to Rutgers where he becomes the first player in the scho ... Read More

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Sports briefs for Aug. 12

Mitchellville hoopster to play for Shepherd University Marcus Pilgrim, of Mitchellville, will play NCAA Division II basketball for the Shepherd University Rams. The 6-foot guard averaged 9 points, 2 ... Read More

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Question: What is your opinion of the county council to increase the number of taxi cab permits?
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