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As seen in: The Baltimore Banner, The Washington Post, The Weather Channel, Chron, The Boston Globe, Baltimore Sun, Houston Chronicle, Sugar Land Sun, Athens Banner-Herald, Midland Reporter-Telegram
Covers:  I edit enterprise, diversity and transportation coverage for The Banner as well as our Anne Arundel County columnist.
Local editor, The Baltimore Banner. Previously at Houston Chronicle, AP, Baltimore Sun, Raleigh N&O, Charlotte Observer and Fairfax Journal. Go Bills!
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I saw Jimmy Carter sworn in as a kid. It's a day that has stayed with me.

I saw Jimmy Carter sworn in as a kid. It's a day that has stayed with me.

Jimmy Carter's return to Washington recalls another cold, windy winter day - when he was sworn in as the nati…

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Exploring Locust Point past and present

Exploring Locust Point past and present

I've been taking a lot of walks since joining The Banner as a local news editor and settling near Locust Poin…

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Commentary: Springsteen cements relationship with Baltimore at CFG Bank Arena show

Commentary: Springsteen cements relationship with Baltimore at CFG Bank Arena show

You knew the song was coming. The same with that first line, arguably the best-known first line in his vast s…

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Maryland Park Service official charged with raping and sexually assaulting employee at Gunpowder ...

Maryland Park Service official charged with raping and sexually assaulting employee at Gunpowder ...

The state parks official charged with repeatedly raping and sexually assaulting a young female employee at Gu…

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One last late night with David Letterman

One last late night with David Letterman

As David Letterman prepares for his final night as host of the "Late Show," I've been on a nostalgia trip. Fo…

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Saying goodbye to Ben Bradlee, legendary editor, personal hero

Saying goodbye to Ben Bradlee, legendary editor, personal hero

It's tough to say goodbye to your heroes. That's how I feel about the passing of Ben Bradlee, the legendary W…

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Atlanta public art project draws hundreds of notes

Atlanta public art project draws hundreds of notes

ATLANTA - When Misao Cates undertook a public art project on a new trail that's part of the Atlanta BeltLine,…

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New trail in ex-Atlanta rail corridor draws crowds

New trail in ex-Atlanta rail corridor draws crowds

ATLANTA -- Since a new urban trail opened this fall in an old rail corridor in Atlanta, it has drawn a steady…

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Atlanta helicopter hits utility pole, killing 2 officers - The Boston Globe

Atlanta helicopter hits utility pole, killing 2 officers - The Boston Globe

ATLANTA - A low-flying police helicopter searching for a runaway boy hit a power line pole before it plummete…

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Former Ga. megachurch worker sought in fatal shooting - The Boston Globe

Former Ga. megachurch worker sought in fatal shooting - The Boston Globe

COLLEGE PARK, Ga. - A volunteer leading a prayer service at a Georgia megachurch was shot and killed Wednesda…

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After uproar, Georgia officials back off archives plan

After uproar, Georgia officials back off archives plan

MORROW - When Georgia officials announced plans to severely restrict public access to its state archives, it …

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Where We Shop: Crystal City prepares for loss of Pentagon agencies

Where We Shop: Crystal City prepares for loss of Pentagon agencies

Crystal City has long been one of the more unusual shopping experiences in the Washington area, with blocks o…

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AOL seeks to fill need for local news with online news site Patch

AOL seeks to fill need for local news with online news site Patch

AOL Inc. is apparently gearing up to launch dozens of community news sites in the Washington-Baltimore area, …

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Russert remembered as one of us

Russert remembered as one of us

When an emotional Tom Brokaw paid tribute to his NBC colleague Tim Russert hours after his death, he urged vi…

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Fire in Annapolis

Fire in Annapolis

ANNAPOLIS -- A five-alarm fire ripped through three stores on historic Main Street near City Dock last night,…

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Moving Message

Moving Message

RALEIGH -- At noon mass on Sunday, a mostly black "spiritual choir" swayed as its 12 members sang gospel hymn…

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Coaxing Smiles

Coaxing Smiles

It's Friday morning at the South Charlotte DMV, and NOBODY wants to be there. Not the motorists, who scowl…

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Gathering held out of public view

Gathering held out of public view

It was a freewheeling discussion about every major issue facing fast-growing Union County. Seated around a t…

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Official's Role Questioned in Road Projects

Official's Role Questioned in Road Projects

An N.C. transportation board member from Union County has pushed for $1.1 million in road improvements that w…

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How many square feet?

How many square feet?

It's larger than the Duke Mansion in Charlotte's Myers Park, and it dwarfs ex-Hornet Larry Johnson's Lake Wy…

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