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One of my predecessors as Chaplain of the Episcopal Academy, was the Reverend Canon Charles S. Martin who went on to be called to be Head...

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The world has marked the death of David McCullough at 89. The Inquirer has given expansive coverage of this Pittsburgh native’s life,...

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My neighbor on the Chesapeake, Jack Buck, died two days ago at the age of 93. He retired at 55 as an engineer at the Aberdeen Proving...

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