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Chesapeake Shakespeare Company ready for its next stage in life
Chesapeake Shakespeare Company is following through on the Bard's famous statement that all the world is a stage. As if it weren't enough that this Ellicott City-based theater company already uses various Howard County sites for its indoor productions,...
Tags: London Theatre, Entertainment Events, Great Baltimore Fire (1904), William Shakespeare, Theater
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Making room for romance
Ever stay at a wonderful hotel and dream of replicating that style at home?
Travelers often covet the fluffy bedding, chic furnishings, deep soaking tubs and fancy showerheads that are standard these days at many hotels.
With Valentine's Day fast...Tags: Inner Harbor, Pottery Barn, Baltimore Hotels, Manhattan (New York City), Personal Service
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Gwen McDade, architect
Gwen Darwin McDade, a retired architect who worked on the Johns Hopkins medical campus and later designed structures for the State Highway Administration, died of heart disease Saturday at his Glen Arm home. He was 87.
Born in Verona, Pa., he was the son...Tags: Heart Disease, Salt, World War II (1939-1945), Christianity, Anglicanism
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Letter: Arts Village on Inner Arbor Plan is 'ill-conceived, impracticable'
As an architect who worked for the Rouse Company for 30 years and managed the design of many buildings in Town Center, I am concerned about the feasibility of the Inner Arbor Plan shown last Thursday (Jan. 31) at Slayton House. I am not opposed to the... -
No fans of football, they still plan to watch the Super Bowl
Believe it not, some people just don't like football. They don't tailgate or paint their faces or pore over statistics or even know who New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady is. (Joe Flacco of the Ravens, maybe.) Cindy Leahy is one of those people....
Tags: Tom Brady, Baltimore Ravens, Kansas City Chiefs, New England Patriots, Green Bay Packers
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Symphony Woods Park should create a community meeting place [Commentary]
In 2010, the Columbia Association retained an outstanding firm of landscape architects to prepare a master plan for Symphony Woods Park. The plan that evolved over a two-year period reflects the creative talent of a team of landscape architects and...Tags: James Rouse, Tourism and Leisure, Culture, Cultural Development, Howard Hughes
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Bel Air town government should pass on purchase of historic house near Liriodendron mansion [Editorial]
At any given time, it's fair to say there are at least a few properties on the market in Harford County that could be described as historic, if the definition of historic simply means old. One such property was brought to the attention of the Bel Air...Tags: Real Estate Buyers, Midtown, Property, Homes, Johns Hopkins Hospital
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Baltimore City's designated landmark list
See a photo gallery of Baltimore City landmarks. Exterior landmark list (arranged in chronological order of legislation) 1. CITY HALL 100 N. HOLLIDAY St. 1867-1875, GEORGE A. FREDERICK ORDINANCE 71-974 01/11/71 2. OTTERBEIN CHURCH 112 W. CONWAY ST....
Tags: Lombard Street, Charles Street, Pratt Street, Baltimore Hotels, Museums
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Panel approves preliminary design of Exelon's proposed Harbor East headquarters
Energy giant Exelon Corp.'s regional headquarters in Harbor Point would rise 23 stories and 350 feet, reshaping Baltimore's skyline with a futuristic glass tower, under a preliminary design approved Thursday by a city advisory panel. Approval of the...
Tags: Constellation Energy Group, Exelon Corp., David S. Brown Enterprises Ltd., Fells Point, Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Company
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Karen Lewand, preservationist
Karen Lewand, a preservationist and educator who launched a series of walking tours while establishing programs for children to learn about architecture, died of cancer Dec. 20 at her home in the Radnor-Winston section of North Baltimore. She was 67....Tags: Charles Street, Tourism and Leisure, Christianity, Mount Vernon, Johns Hopkins University
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Rotunda redeveloper close to announcing new supermarket
Rotunda mall redeveloper Hekemian & Co. is expected to announce a successor to the former Giant supermarket in the next few weeks, possibly by the end of the year, said Al Barry, a local land-use consultant to Hekemian. Other tenants, including...
Tags: Rental Service, Roland Park, Chris Bell, Mary Pat Clarke
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