The unseeded Maryland Terrapins (9-5) travel to Bethlehem, Pa. to play the #7 seed Lehigh Mountain Hawks (14-2) in the first round if the NCAA Tournament.
Lesser Known Maryland People and Places from the War of 1812
Most know the legacy of popular Maryland landmarks from the War of 1812, as the state hosted the “Chesapeake Campaign” in 1813 and 1814, one of the most important fronts of the war. But, aside from giving us our national anthem and the iconic Fort McHenry flag, the War of 1812 often falls into obscurity, called “The Forgotten War” by historians.
After Failed Experiment, Preakness Doubles Down on Party Atmosphere
COLLEGE PARK – The 2012 Preakness will feature Grammy Award-winning artists, all-you-can-drink beer, and a “party manimal” with a unicorn-man sidekick
Preakness Uses Edgy Campaigns, Social Media to Grow
The 2012 Preakness will feature Grammy Award-winning artists, all-you-can-drink beer, and a “party manimal” with a unicorn-man sidekick.
Oh, and a horse race.
#9 Maryland Terrapins Looking to Secure NCAA Tournament Bid Against #12 Colgate Raiders
The 9th-ranked Maryland Terrapins (9-4) try to earn a top-8 seed in the men’s lacrosse NCAA Tournament against Peter Baum, the nation’s leading scorer, and the 12th-ranked Colgate Raiders (12-3).
Governors O’Malley and McDonnell, Friendly Neighbors, National Rivals
While neither is on a ballot in November, Maryland’s Democratic Gov. Martin O’Malley and Virginia’s Republican Gov. Bob McDonnell are waging a proxy war this year, campaigning for gubernatorial candidates across the country while simultaneously boosting their own chances at national office.
Baltimore Priest to Leave City After 22 Years of Ministry
Father Sy Peterka has served in Baltimore for 22 years, putting tremendous effort into helping recovering addicts and ex-convicts released from prison. This summer the pastor will leave his two parishes in Baltimore on June 30 and head back to Philadelphia, where his ministry as a priest began.
Gourmet Hamburgers a Hit in Prince George’s, But Nutrition a Concern for Some
Hamburger lovers craving something bigger, juicier and more artistically done than fast food fare are being spoiled for options as the gourmet hamburger comes to Prince George’s County, though a local nutritionist warns about the impact on public health.
#9 Maryland Terrapins Beat Bellarmine on Senior Day
The 9th-ranked Maryland Terrapins send off seven seniors with a 12-7 win over Bellarmine in final home game of 2012.
Maryland Boating Deaths Rose Significantly in 2011
Boating deaths in Maryland last year were nearly double the average annual number recorded by the Department of Natural Resources in the past decade, and unusually warm weather could be a major reason for the jump.