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Endangered historic treasures
Special to the SunIn the eight years that Preservation Howard County has been compiling its list of the top 10 endangered historic sites, some places have been saved, some have been razed and some have seen little change at all. Still, group leaders say, it is...Tags: Patapsco, Carrollton, Sykesville, Christianity, Monuments and Heritage Sites
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Role by youth urged in Columbia's plans
Sun reporterWith the formal rezoning process for central Columbia's redevelopment about to begin, a group of young, business-oriented Howard County residents has stepped into the nearly five-year-old discussion. Called Columbia 2.0, the new group drew about 25...Tags: Ellicott City, Real Estate Agents
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General Growth rises; Equity REIT falls
Bloomberg NewsChicago-based shopping mall owner General Growth Properties Inc. said Wednesday that second-quarter earnings increased as the company raised store rents. Net income jumped to $34.1 million, or 13 cents a share, from $8.39 million, or 3 cents, a year...Tags: Property, Equity Residential, Sales, Earnings
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Gottemoeller to propose bridge for buses only
Fred Gottemoeller would like to see an overpass for buses only built alongside the existing pedestrian bridge over U.S. 29, just north of the Broken Land Parkway interchange. He said he and a colleague have been working on a proposal for such a project...Tags: Heavy Engineering
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Managing a mall in another Columbia
Sun reporterFor Katie Essing, transitioning from one Columbia to another has been quite the shift. Essing, 33, began work as The Mall in Columbia's senior general manager June 30, leaving her post as general manager of Columbia Mall in Columbia, Mo. She was hired in...Tags: Government, Public Employees, The White House, Sam Walton
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Currie linked to mall plan
Sun reportersState Sen. Ulysses Currie, whose ties to Shoppers Food and Pharmacy are under federal investigation, intervened several times in recent years on behalf of the grocery store chain when it was seeking public financing and other concessions as part of the...Tags: Transportation, Howard P Rawlings, William H Murphy, Prince George's County, Restaurant and Catering Industry
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GGP to host 'Vision in Focus'
General Growth Properties Inc. will host "Vision in Focus: The Neighborhoods," at 7:30p.m. July 9 at the Spear Center in the company's headquarters at 10275 Little Patuxent Parkway, Columbia. It is the fourth in a series of meetings that followed the... -
GM's pain hits retirees
Sun ReporterWhen Charles Miller went to work at General Motors' Broening Highway plant in 1954, he was attracted to the company by its reputation for good salaries and stellar benefits. He stayed for 31 years. Since he retired from his job as a data processor in...Tags: Retirement, Charles Miller, Bethlehem Steel, Employees, Interior Policy
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A vision of Columbia
The restoration and redevelopment of Columbia Town Center - in the words of Columbia founder James W. Rouse, a mission in "city building" - is a vital community enterprise. The work to be done will shape not only the Town Center but also Howard County and...Tags: James Rouse
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Upscale Cross Keys for sale
Sun reporterFacing financial pressure, the owner of the Village of Cross Keys shops is seeking a buyer for the upscale North Baltimore retail center at a challenging time. Chicago-based General Growth Properties is looking to sell or find equity partners for several...Tags: Belvedere Square, Property, Williams-Sonoma Incorporated, Bankruptcy, Rental Service
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Water Tower gets all dolled up, boosts sales
Chicago Tribune reporterGoodbye Gap. Hello Glam. Water Tower Place, the mall that pioneered suburban-style shopping in the city three decades ago, is getting a makeover as competition heats up along North Michigan Avenue. General Growth Properties Inc., the Chicago-based...Tags: Whitehall, Mattel Inc., Water Supply, Water Tower Place, Real Estate Agents
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Heebner takes crown with investing punch
Tribune Media Services columnist"No mas!" professional boxer Roberto Duran reportedly told the referee in requesting an eighth-round halt to his bout with Sugar Ray Leonard in 1980. Those infamous words that translate as "No more!" indicated the fighter had endured enough. It was all...Tags: ProLogis Trust, Joe Louis, Simon Property Group Incorporated, Sugar Ray, Ventas Incorporated
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