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    Catholic unites, wins IAAM C field hockey championship
    Cubs top Annapolis Area Christian for first title since 2013
    Catholic's Rachel Roane waves the school flag after Friday's IAAM C Conference field hockey championship game. The Cubs won their first title since 2013 with a 3-1 victory over Annapolis Area Christian at Glenelg Country School.
    Family, friends mourn loss of Louis Diggs, chronicler of Black history in Baltimore County
    His work chronicled the history of the African American communities of Turner Station and East Towson, as well as those in Catonsville and Reisterstown, among others.
    Louis Diggs in 2007 at Community College Baltimore County (CCBC).
    State football postseason starts
    SEED School outlasts Loch Raven in 1A opener; Howard County’s Marriotts Ridge, Mount Hebron and Oakland Mills win
    Milford Mill's Sean Williams bursts through a hole in the Franklin defense for a nice gain.
    State volleyball tournament gets underway
    Locals start strong on first day of action
    Poly's Kendyll Moore returns a shot during Tuesday's Baltimore City volleyball championship game at Forest Park. The Engineers will compete in the Class 3A North Region playoffs next week.
    Calvert Hall, John Carroll set for MIAA A soccer showdown
    Patriots hold off Loyola for first title-game berth; No. 1 Cardinals roll past Curley
    John Carroll senior Luke Meija is surrounded by Calvert Hall’s Ben Madore (left) and Rocco Pastore in an MIAA A Conference match on Wednesday in Towson won by the No. 1 Cardinals, 5-1.
    Roca expanding violence prevention efforts to Dundalk, Essex in Baltimore County
    Equipped with $3 million in state and federal funds, Roca, Inc.’s Baltimore branch is bolstering its work in the city while also gaining a foothold in southeastern Baltimore County, which has been a hotspot for violent crime in recent years.
    A man in a gray suit stands at a lectern. Behind him stands a woman wearing a black Roca jacket and three other elected officials wearing suits.
    Surefire spots to enjoy the fall foliage before it disappears
    Some quick, last-minute places to catch the colorful blooming of fall.
    Federal Hill Park
    Top-seeded Garrison Forest storms into the IAAM A field hockey final
    Spalding edges McDonogh in a shootout to also advance; title game is set for Sunday at Stevenson University
    Notre Dame Prep’s Kaitlyn Cody (left) battles for the ball with Garrison Forest’s Bell Mazza in Thursday’s IAAM A Conference field hockey semifinal. With a 9-1 victory, the Grizzlies advance to Sunday’s title rematch with defending champ Archbishop Spalding. The Grizzlies are aiming for their seventh title and their first since 2019.
    State field hockey moves into quarterfinals
    Glenelg and Hereford set for another showdown; Crofton advances
    Hereford's Caitlin Meeker (left) tries avoid Dulaney goalie Addie Erdman during last week's Baltimore County field hockey championship game. The Bulls and Lions advanced to the Class 2A and 4A state quarterfinals, respectively, after winning region final contests Wednesday.
    State volleyball tournament kicks off Thursday
    Arundel, Glenelg and Reservoir look to defend crowns
    Poly's Kendyll Moore returns a shot during Tuesday's Baltimore City volleyball championship game at Forest Park. The Engineers will compete in the Class 3A North Region playoffs next week.
    Maryvale pulls upset in IAAM soccer playoffs
    Lions eliminate top-seed Severn in B semis; Catholic and Gerstell advance to C final
    Maryvale Prep soccer seniors will get an opportunity to leave out with a championship. The Lions knocked off top-seeded Severn in the IAAM B Conference semifinals, and will play Bryn Mawr in the final Saturday afternoon at Calvert Hall
    Mercy handles Notre Dame Prep for IAAM A soccer title shot
    No. 2 Magic strikes early, will play McDonogh for championship Saturday
    Peyton Schenning was again the spark for Mercy soccer Wednesday. The senior scored two goals as the No. 2 Magic defeated Notre Dame Prep, 4-1, in the IAAM A Conference semifinals, to advance to the championship game Saturday.
    McDonogh storms back to IAAM A soccer final
    No. 4 Eagles subdue John Carroll for opportunity at championship five-peat
    McDonogh girls soccer team is again headed to the IAAM A Conference final after defeating John Carroll in a semifinal Wednesday. The fourth-ranked Eagles will play No. 2 Mercy for the crown, Saturday night at Calvert Hall.
    Countdown to high school football: Week 10
    State public playoffs start; Mount St. Joseph and Spalding set for MIAA A first-place showdown
    Senior running back Nate Furrow is a big reason Bel Air had an undefeated regular season. The No. 13 Bobcats (9-0) host Towson in a Class 3A North Region first round contest Friday evening in Harford County.
    Maryland natural resources secretary: ‘Appropriate actions’ taken to address alleged misconduct at Gunpowder Falls State Park
    Democratic lawmakers requested the independent investigation after The Baltimore Banner last week published an investigation revealing years of complaints about misconduct, favoritism and retaliation by leaders at the state’s largest park.
    Days Cove Area Environmental Education Center at Gunpowder Falls State Park, in White Marsh, MD, Monday, October 24, 2022.
    State girls soccer quarterfinals next up
    No. 1 Broadneck highlight area winners in Tuesday’s region final action
    Broadneck's Aurora Nelson (left) and South River's Fiona Murray battle for the soccer ball during a regular season match earlier this month. The No. 1 Bruins and the Seahawks are set to compete in the Class 4A East Region playoffs.
    Beth Tfiloh pulls upset in MIAA soccer playoffs
    Warriors eliminate Jemicy in C opener; St. Mary’s and Indian Creek advance in B
    Loyola’s Sammie Walker and Calvert Hall’s Rocco Pastore battle for the ball on Wednesday night.
    Book banning resonates as an issue in some Maryland school board races
    Books such as “Gender Queer” and “All Boys Aren’t Blue” have become flash points in school board races nationwide, including in Maryland.
    File photo from July, 2022 shows a selection of LGBTQ comics and books inside Dreamers & Make Believers in Highlandtown. Debates over the banning of books on topics such as gender and sexuality are at the center of a number of school board races in Maryland in fall, 2022.
    Let’s dish: Bookstore and bar coming to Ellicott City; Asian street food in Towson; Who makes Maryland’s best craft beer?
    Meet a couple of former teachers who are launching a bar and bookstore in Ellicott City.
    Alli and Matt Krist with their dog, Chomsky.  The couple is opening Backwater Books, a bar and bookstore on Ellicott City's Main Street.
    In Black professionals, Wes Moore finds strong support and generous donors
    Black professionals have traditionally been an ignored group. They are Wes Moore's “secret weapon,” according to political experts.
    Dr. Nia Banks was one of the hosts of a fundraiser for Wes Moore in April at the Ritz Carlton Residence where she owns The Art of Balance Spa. Dr. Nia Banks I'm a group with Wes and Dawn Moore
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