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Walter F. 'Wally' Roche Jr., a dogged career investigative reporter, dies – Baltimore Sun - Vimarsana News

Walter F. 'Wally' Roche Jr., a dogged career investigative reporter, dies – Baltimore Sun

Walter F. “Wally” Roche Jr., a Sun investigative reporter whose work led to the removal of a Maryland legislator, died Nov. 25 at Chestnut Hill Hospital in Philadelphia.

Walter F. 'Wally' Roche Jr., a dogged career investigative reporter, dies – Capital Gazette - Vimarsana News

Walter F. 'Wally' Roche Jr., a dogged career investigative reporter, dies – Capital Gazette

Walter F. “Wally” Roche Jr., a Sun investigative reporter whose work led to the removal of a Maryland legislator, died Nov. 25 at Chestnut Hill Hospital in Philadelphia.

Diana Edwards Murnaghan, an expert on 18th century ceramics, dies - Vimarsana News

Diana Edwards Murnaghan, an expert on 18th century ceramics, dies

Diana Edwards Murnaghan, an art historian and author who focused on ceramics, died of autoimmune disease complications Nov. 26 at her Mount Vernon Place home. She was 79.

Chesapeake Bay watershed getting $33.8 million in grants - Vimarsana News

Chesapeake Bay watershed getting $33.8 million in grants

ANNAPOLIS (AP) — The Chesapeake Bay is getting about $33.8 million in conservation grants.

Mary McC. Thomas, a homemaker and longtime active member of the Johns Hopkins Hospital Women's Board, dies – Baltimore Sun - Vimarsana News

Mary McC. Thomas, a homemaker and longtime active member of the Johns Hopkins Hospital Women's Board, dies – Baltimore Sun

Mary McC. Thomas, a homemaker and longtime active member of the Johns Hopkins Hospital Women’s Board, died Oct. 31 in Lutherville. The former Ruxton resident was 95.