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    Weekend high school sports roundup — Oct. 27-29
    Scores and recaps from across the Baltimore Metro area
    Dunbar's Tristen Kenan (2) eludes Poly's Brayden Hurt during Friday's Baltimore City Division I football contest. Kenan rushed for 116 yards as the fifth-ranked Poets improved to 7-0 with a 24-6 victory over the previously undefeated and 12th-ranked Engineers at Sugar Cain Field in East Baltimore.
    Embattled Gunpowder Falls State Park official resigns as president of Maryland Rangers Association
    Officials said this week that Dean Hughes had been placed on leave from his position as the park’s assistant manager “until further notice.”
    A sign at the entrance of Gunpowder Falls State Park Sweet Air Area.
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    IAAM field hockey playoffs underway
    No. 2 Spalding begins title defense with victory
    Archbishop Spalding sophomores Stella Bumgarner (left) and Jilly Lawn carry on family legacies of field hockey, following their sisters and their mothers into the sport. Their sisters -- Shelby Bumgarner, Margot Lawn and Becca Lawn -- all played at Spalding while their moms Jenny Bumgarner and Teri Lawn played at Elkton and Woodlawn respectively. Teri Lawn's mother played on the US national team.
    IAAM volleyball finals set
    Top seeds in all three conferences punch ticket to Stevenson University Sunday
    Addison Collins (left) and Maya Mauro has Archbishop Spalding in position for the IAAM A Conference volleyball title. The Cavaliers swept Annapolis Area Christian in a semifinal Thursday, and will play defending champ Maryvale Prep for the title, Sunday evening at Stevenson University.
    Republican David Marks seeks reelection against Democrat Crystal Francis in redrawn Baltimore County district
    David Marks is touting a record of working across party lines as he faces a challenge from Crystal Francis, a Middle River resident with a history of advocacy for criminal justice reform.
    David Marks and Crystal Francis for the Baltimore County Council
    Meet The Banner’s new opinion editor
    Baltimore Banner readers can expect a broad range of perspectives in its opinion pieces. The Banner will seek to ensure that communities and institutions across our region have their say through the voices that best represent them.
    Mark Williams is the Opinion Editor for the Baltimore Banner
    Parents, students urged to ‘use common sense’ when picking out Halloween costumes
    Here’s a look at how schools throughout the state will address culturally and ethnically insensitive costumes this Halloween.
    Illustration of students throwing Native American feather regalia and afro wig into trash bag held open by teacher
    Region semifinals on tap in state boys soccer tournament
    Broadneck to get another shot at South River Friday; ACCE advances with win Thursday
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    Maryvale and Spalding set another date to battle for IAAM A volleyball crown
    The rematch of last year’s title match is set for Sunday evening at Stevenson University
    Maryvale Prep’s Samantha Elliott (25) and Libby Potter (3) had 18 kills each to lead the No. 9 Lions past Mount de Sales, 3-0, in Thursday’s IAAM A Conference volleyball semifinal. The victory sets up a title-game showdown Sunday at 6 p.m. at Stevenson University between the defending champion Lions and No. 9 Archbishop Spalding, the only A Conference team to beat them this season.
    Girls soccer playoffs continue Friday
    Chesapeake-Anne Arundel rolls into 3A South semifinals
    After losing in Tuesday evening's Baltimore County final, Towson and Estelle Gerber rebounded Wednesday with a 6-0 victory over Aberdeen in a Class 3A North Region opening round match.
    Judge won’t allow Angelos law firm bank accounts to be frozen
    A Baltimore County judge on Thursday said he would sign an order allowing three people to sign checks for the Law Offices of Peter G. Angelos, preventing the firm’s bank accounts from being frozen.
    Exterior of the “Welcome to Oriole Park at Camden Yards” sign on 8/11/22.
    Countdown to high school football: Week 9
    UCBAC division titles to be decided; City/Poly Classic heads to Johns Hopkins
    Running back Tavon McGee (11) has Poly off to a 2-0 start. The Engineers host Edmondson in a Baltimore City Division I contest Friday afternoon.
    Baltimore County State’s Attorney Scott Shellenberger faces challenger Jim Haynes
    Shellenberger, 63, of Towson, is seeking a fifth term in office and facing his first GOP challenger in 12 years.
    The candidates for Baltimore County state's attorney are (l) Scott Shellenberger and (r) James Haynes.
    River Hill takes its first 3A/4A state golf title leap
    Hawks’ stars Benjamin Siriboury and Helen Yeung repeat as individual champions; South Carroll places second in 1A/2A; Northeast’s Noah Wallace defending his individual crown
    River Hill golfers (from left) Justin Choi, Benjamin Siriboury, Mark Berg and Helen Yeung leap for joy after winning the 3A/4A state golf team championship on Wednesday at the University of Maryland golf course.
    Maryland lawmakers call for independent review of misconduct at Gunpowder Falls State Park
    Citing their ‘horror’ over what they called the ‘systemic abuse of employees’ at Maryland’s largest state park, two legislators are questioning a state agency’s handling of repeated complaints there.
    Construction on the Maryland State House in Annapolis began in 1772 and it's the oldest state capital building in the nation still in continuous legislative use. The building's dome is undergoing a rehabilitation project.
    Baltimore County judge to hear argument in litigation over future of Orioles, Angelos family fortune, law firm
    Baltimore County Circuit Judge Keith R. Truffer has scheduled a hearing on Thursday in the litigation.
    The Warehouse and Eutaw Street outside of Oriole Park at Camden Yards in South Baltimore.
    Dulaney outlasts No. 11 Hereford for Baltimore County field hockey championship
    Erdman’s play in goal sparks No. 14 Lions to penalty strokes decision
    Dulaney celebrates as coach Meredith Lott (red hat) holds up the Baltimore County field hockey championship plaque. The 14th-ranked Lions defeated No. 11 Hereford in penalty strokes (2-1) at Towson University's field hockey complex.
    Towson knockouts Dulaney in double OT for Baltimore County boys soccer crown
    Villano’s goal give Generals fourth straight championship
    Josh Villano heads the soccer ball during the first half of Tuesday's Baltimore County boys soccer title game against Dulaney. The sophomore headed the ball into the goal late in the second overtime, giving the Generals a 1-0 victory and a fourth consecutive league championship.
    State girls soccer playoffs ready to start
    Opening round games Wednesday
    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.
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