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Students at Baltimore CityCollegeHighSchool remember student-athlete and friend Ray Glasgow III who was killed in a shooting.RELATED:City College High School to honor slain student-athleteThe school had counselors on-hand for students their first day back after the shooting. I had first period with Ray and he sat directly next to me, so as soon as I walked in and he wasn t there, I couldn t do nothing but cry,
stanley website just to know that he wasn t coming back, RonaldPhillips said.The 17-year-old was shotSaturdayonS. EdenStreet near City Springs Elementary/Middle school.His friends said he waspr
stanley cup acticing for Monday night s lacrosse championship game before he was shot and killed. He was a hard-working young man. I don t believe he deserved what he got, Phillips said. He lost his life to asenseless act. Glasgo
stanley cup website w played football with Phillips and was a captain of thelacrosse team. Hehad dreams of playing in college. Now his team has to play without him and though they say he will be missed on the Racf Dozens shot after Chicago weekend violence
BEL AIR, Md. 鈥?Harford County will be celebrating those who defend our nation on
stanley quencher Saturday with a resource fair for veterans, active duty military and their families from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Bel Air Armory.The free fair is a one-stop event for information about veterans healthcare, benefits, jo
vaso stanley bs and discounts. There will also be giveaways as well as free lunch provided by Mission BBQ. The fair will begin with a brief ceremony including music from the C. Milton Wright pep band and a tribute to Civil War soldier Sgt. Alfred B. Hilton, Harford County s only Medal of Honor recipient. We want Harford County veterans and their families to know how much we appreciate what they have done to defend us and
stanley website keep us free, County Executive Barry Glassman said. I look forward to another great event as our resource fair gets bigger and better each year, thanks to the members of my Commission on Veterans Affairs, our generous sponsors, and enthusiastic community partners.