Wednesday, May 1, 2013
The foundation, established in honor of slain Cockeysville native Yeardley Love, will present its Unsung Hero awards later this month.
A Lutherville native was among the finalists announced by the One Love Foundation Wednesday for an award that celebrates selfless acts and committment on the part of Division I lacrosse players. Frankie Kelly, a junior midfielder at the University of North Carolina, is among 10 college lacrosse players up for the Yeardley Reynolds Love Unsung Hero Award, which will be presented later this month. "The award recognizes accomplishments of student-athletes who help their team achieve success in ways that may not be measured in goals, saves or ground balls," accordin to a press release from the foundation. "The honor is meaningful because it places value on characteristics that are often undervalued in the competitively charged environment of …
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
Sharon Love, the mother of UVA lacrosse player and Cockeysville native Yeardley Love will speak at a seminar about safety for kids headed to college.
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
The mother of UVA lacrosse player and Cockeysville native Yeardley Love will speak at a seminar about safety for kids headed to college.
The mother of slain Cockeysville native Yeardley Love will be the keynote speaker at an upcoming seminar focused on safety as kids transition from high school to college. Sharon Love, mother of Yeardley Love, will speak next month at the Arbutus Library Meeting Room during a seminar called "Transition to College: Be Safe" aimed at helping high school seniors and their parents with the challenges of starting college life. The seminar will be held from 6:30-8:15 p.m. at the Arbutus Library, 855 Sulphur Spring Rd. A .pdf flier for the event is attached to this article. Yeardley Love was killed by her then-boyfriend George Huguely V while attending college at the University of Virginia in 2010. They had a previous, troubled relationship. …
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
The appeal argues that Huguely was deprived of a fair jury, The Washington Post reported.
Chevy Chase native George Huguely V, convicted in the beating death of his ex-girlfriend Yeardley Love, on Tuesday appealed his second-degree murder conviction to the Virginia Court of Appeals. Both Huguely and Love, of Cockeysville, played lacrosse at the University of Virginia. Huguely, 25, was convicted in February 2012 after a Charlottesville jury found he beat Love to death in her off-campus apartment. Huguely was sentenced in August to 23 years in prison, Patch reported. After the sentencing, Huguely's defense requested a new trial for Huguely, citing a series of errors on the part of the prosecution, Patch reported. In this week's appeal—which was filed by Paul D. Clement, a former solicitor general of the United States and one of …
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
The former University of Virginia lacrosse player was convicted in the murder of his ex-girlfriend Yeardley Love, a Cockeysville native.
A Chevy Chase man is serving his 23-year sentence for murder in western Virginia. As first reported by the AP, George Huguely V is one of about 900 inmates at Keen Mountain Correctional Center, a high security prison in Oakwood, according to the Virginia Department of Corrections website. His projected release date is May 30, 2030. In February, Huguely was convicted in the May 2010 murder of his ex-girlfriend Yeardley Love, a Cockeysville native who graduated from Notre Dame Preparatory School in Towson. Love was found dead in her off-campus Charlottesville apartment. Huguely and Love were both lacrosse players at the University of Virginia. Notre Dame recently dedicated a turf field in Love's honor. Her mother and sister recently opened …
Monday, September 17, 2012
The family of the slain Notre Dame Preparatory School graduate filmed with television personality Katie Couric in August.
With the sentencing of Yeardley Love's murderer behind them, the Cockeysville native's family is embarking on a new chapter. As part of an initiative to speak out against domestic violence through the One Love Foundation—created in honor of the slain University of Virginia lacrosse student, Sharon and Lexi Love, Yeardley's mother and sister respectively, are slated to appear on television Thursday. The two interviewed with Katie Couric for the former CBS correspondent's new syndicated daytime talk show "Katie," which is produced by ABC, in August. "[The appearance is] really driven around the One Love Foundation, and really about bringing awareness to domestic violence," said Chris Daley of Maroon PR, which represents the foundation. The …
Thursday, August 30, 2012
George Huguely was convicted in February for second-degree murder in Yeardley Love's death.
Lawyers for George Huguely V asked for leniency in his sentencing Thursday, and they got a little. Huguely was sentenced Thursday to 23 years in prison for the 2010 murder of his ex-girlfriend, Cockeysville native Yeardley Love, according to WUSA. The Chevy Chase native was also given three years supervised probation (to follow the prison sentence) and is serving one year for larceny concurrently, the television station reports. His defense, however, plans to appeal, WJLA reports. Huguely was convicted in February of second-degree murder and grand larceny after a Charlottesville jury found that he beat Love and left her for dead in her off-campus apartment. The jury found Huguely stole Love's laptop. The jury recommended that Huguely spend…
Thursday, August 23, 2012
The turf field will be used for field hockey, lacrosse and soccer.
After receiving $1.2 million in donations and planning for 18 months, Notre Dame Prepatory School is unveiling a field named after slain alumna Yeardley Love. The turf field will be dedicated on Sept. 9 at 5 p.m., according to a news release from the private Catholic school for girls. The ceremony will include a blessing, readings, music and addresses from school representatives. "Yeardley was both a stand-out lacrosse player and a stand-out person," said Patricia McCarron, the school's headmistress, in the release. "This field is a beautiful reminder of her dedication as a player, student and member of the NDP community." The Yeardley Love Field features light and bright blue accents, which were Love's class colors, the release reads. It…
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
A Charlottesville Circuit Judge said there was overwhelming evidence to support Huguely's conviction for killing Yeardley Love, a University of Virginia lacrosse player.
A judge has denied a request for a new trial for George Huguely, the Chevy Chase man convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend, according to news reports. In February, Huguely was convicted of second-degree murder in the 2010 slaying of Yeardley Love, of Cockeysville, MD. Both played lacrosse at the University of Virginia. A hearing went forward in a Charlottesville courtroom Wednesday during which a Charlottesville Circuit Judge Edward Hogshire considered a defense request for a new trial. "I think there was overwhelming evidence to support the conviction," Hogshire said at the end of the two-and-a-half-hour hearing, according to news outlets. Huguely's defense cited a series of errors on the part of the prosecution in arguing for a new …
Monday, August 20, 2012
A separate hearing will be held on Aug. 22 regarding George Huguely's defense team's motion to seek a new trial.
Chevy Chase, MD, resident George Huguely is scheduled to be sentenced on Aug. 30 for killing his ex-girlfriend Yeardley Love—of Cockeysville, MD—in 2010. Huguely and his lawyers had requested that the sentencing be pushed back to after Oct. 1, but a Charlottesville Circuit Court judge denied that request, The Washington Post reported. On Wednesday, Aug. 22, a separate hearing will be held regarding Huguely's defense team's motion to seek a new trial. "Huguely’s attorneys claim prosecutors erred by not telling them that Love’s mother was planning to sue Huguely," The Post added. On Tuesday, June 5, "Huguely's lawyers filed a motion claiming Charlottesville Commonwealth's Attorney David Chapman broke the law by withholding information about …
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