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From Sun Magazine: When architects build a marriage — and design a home

SUN MAGAZINE
When architects build a marriage
— and design a home

Architects live and breathe design, from the smallest moldings to the facade of a home. So what happens when two aesthetes marry and create a home together? More teamwork and coordination that you might think, as these Baltimore-area partners in heart and home demonstrate.

Lacrosse players planned alcohol intervention too late for George Huguely

George Huguely V was getting drunk four nights a week in his final month of college, and his lacrosse teammates at the University of Virginia were considering some kind of intervention at the close of the 2010 season, a friend testified Thursday in Charlottesville Circuit Court.

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Baltimore Weekend Watch: What to do & where to go

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Reader SunShots: Love

Reader SunShots: Love

Send us your best photos on the subject "love" through Feb. 12.
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Earl C. "Sonny" Kammerer, businessman

Earl C. "Sonny" Kammerer, who owned two restaurants in Aberdeen and later worked for Blind Industries and Services of Maryland, died...

Bernard "Bernie" Harper, city police major

Bernard "Bernie" Harper, city police major

Bernard "Bernie" Harper, a retired decorated Baltimore Police Department major who had commanded the Northwestern District, died Saturday of...

Margaret M. Ekin, homemaker

Margaret Miller Ekin, a homemaker and bookkeeper who had lived in Catonsville, died Feb. 2 of heart failure at Austell Presbyterian...

DAY 4: First responders testify in Huguely trial

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Dan Rodricks

Dan Rodricks

Catholics, contraception and the heretic faithful - February 8, 2012 - One of my most conservative friends is Catholic, but he is not a "conservative Catholic." In my book, he'd only be a conservative Catholic...

Watchdog coverage from The Baltimore Sun

Taxing Baltimore

Taxing Baltimore

The Homestead Property Tax Credit, created with tax relief in mind, has had profound effects in Baltimore for years.

Select Lounge shooting

Select Lounge shooting

A Baltimore officer shot a patron outside a club during an altercation, and police fatally shot him before realizing he was an officer.

Census 2010 coverage

Census 2010 for Maryland

Over past decade, population grew far more diverse, while growth dramatically slowed in once-booming counties

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Harbor pollution

Harbor pollution

A movement is under way to purge the 300 years of trash, bacteria and toxic pollution that have long infected the city's heart

Unfounded rapes

Rape investigations questioned

Baltimore has recorded the highest percentage of rape cases that officers conclude are false or baseless of any city in the country

William Donald Schaefer

William Donald Schaefer

Coverage of the former Baltimore mayor and Maryland governor's life, death and funeral services

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Port of Baltimore's public terminals set new traffic records

The Port of Baltimore's public terminals set new marks last year in the handling of vehicles,...

B'More Green: Maryland students fight Keystone pipeline

Some of those environmental activists campaigning against the Keystone XL pipeline are on the...

Bill would require online disclosure

A special committee on ethics reform set up by Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller will propose...

U.Va. murder trial testimony draws picture of volatile couple

Two months before Yeardley Love's bruised body was found in a pool of blood in her apartment near...

Dava Pharmaceuticals settles accusations it overcharged Medicaid

Dava Pharmaceuticals Inc. will pay about $11 million to settle federal claims that it misreported...

BWI enters TSA program to ease low-risk fliers' security checks

Low-risk passengers can keep shoes and belts on during security checks

Court sends Exxon spill case back to trial

The state's second-highest court has rejected much of a $147 million jury verdict that was awarded...

Appeals court: State cannot re-indict defendants unfit for trial

A Maryland appeals court has ruled that the state violated the rights of two men who were found...

Tall ship Eagle heads back to the open sea

When the Coast Guard's tall ship Eagle glided under the Key Bridge on Wednesday morning, it looked a...

Crime Beat: Burglar steals chicken salad in Annapolis

Even burglars get hungry on the job.

Marylanders line up as Powerball jackpot reaches $310 million

Can't resist arguing with the TV when jackpot winners on "The Lottery Changed My Life" reality...

Despite contention, state workers to get new pharmacy plan

More than 200,000 Maryland state employees, retirees and dependents will switch to a new pharmacy...

Former Ehrlich aide announces support for same-sex marriage

The only GOP lawmaker to support same-sex marriage so far is Sen. Allan Kittleman, of Howard County,...

Annapolis elections board won't rule on Kirby's residency

The Annapolis panel that oversees elections said Wednesday that it lacks the authority to...

Police investigating fatal shooting in quiet Windsor Hills

City police are on the scene of a homicide in Northwest Baltimore's Windsor Hills neighborhood,...

Henson robocall trial delayed by state investigator's illness

The election fraud trial of veteran political consultant Julius Henson was postponed Wednesday...

Man accused in killing at Perkins found competent for trial

A man accused of beating one of his roommates to death at the Clifton T. Perkins Hospital Center...

Md. is No. 1 in number of graduates who pass AP exams

For the fourth year in a row, Maryland ranked No. 1 in the nation in the percentage of its...

Maryland Politics: Bill would put ethics disclosures online

A special committee on ethics reform set up by Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller will propose...

Md. lawmakers debate ban on arsenic in chicken feed

Chicken farmers nationwide have stopped feeding their flocks a drug containing arsenic since a...

Md. to get nearly $1 billion in nationwide mortgage settlement

Maryland Attorney General Douglas F. Gansler has agreed to join other states in a $25 billion...

Mitchell's bill would create school construction authority for city

A Baltimore delegate plans to introduce legislation to create an authority to oversee a new stream...

B'More Green: Groups find some localities lag in Bay cleanup plans

A coalition of environmental groups has handed out mixed grades for the Chesapeake Bay cleanup plans...

Former Baltimore Police internal affairs commander retires

Baltimore Police Maj. Nathan Warfield, the former commander of the internal affairs section who...