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Chase Brexton launches $25M renovation of new headquarters
One year after announcing plans to move its headquarters to the former Monumental Life Building at Charles and Chase streets, Chase-Brexton Health Services is about to begin a $25 million renovation to prepare the property for its new use. Chase...
Tags: Mount Vernon, Mental Health, Charles Street, HIV, AIDS
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Liner United States set record for trans-Atlantic voyage
Sixty years ago this week, the world's attention was riveted on one man's dream as the liner United States, designed by William Francis Gibbs, steamed eastward across the Atlantic on its maiden voyage.
Known as "The Big U," the liner sailed from New...Tags: World War I (1914-1918), Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), The New York Times, Shipbuilding, Harvard University
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Storm leaves trail of questions
On the ninth day after the June 29 storm, we learned from a Sun story titled "Past storms, future threats" that according to BGE, burying overhead lines would be "wildly expensive" and that derecho storms are really rare, as are five-foot snowstorms or...
Tags: Catonsville, Global Change, Conservation, Ecosystems, Naperville
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Former Patterson Park High no 'cookie-cutter property'
The project manager at the former Patterson Park High School in Highlandtown stood atop a roof terrace and said, "This is not a cookie-cutter property." That's an understatement. Shaffin Jetha and Chuck Nale, officials of Focus Development, gave me a...
Tags: Arts, Francis Scott Key, High Schools, Highlandtown, Schools
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Ancient attractions
An authentic Indiana Jones is alive and well, right here in town. Baltimore, meet Douglas Comer.
Operating rather inconspicuously from his Charles Village-based firm Cultural Site Research and Management, Comer has overseen some of the region's most...Tags: Charles Village, Fells Point, William Donald Schaefer, Trips and Vacations, NASA
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MICA plans $18.5 million expansion, renovation of student housing
Twenty years after opening its first large residence for students, the Maryland Institute College of Art plans to build a $16.5 million addition that will increase the number of undergraduates living on campus and help revitalize Baltimore's North...
Tags: Station North, Mount Royal, Students, Construction, Restaurant and Catering Industry
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Former Columbia Flier building for sale
After more than 30 years of housing community newspapers, the former Columbia Flier building is for sale. Karen Cherry, a real estate agent with the Baltimore offices of Cushman & Wakefield, which is handling the sale, said the building has been on the...
Tags: Lobbying, Real Estate, Newspaper and Magazine, Newspapers, Howard Community College
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Board approves design for Elkridge middle school
Plans are steadily progressing for a new middle school in the Oxford Square development near Elkridge, designed to relieve school overcrowding in northeastern Howard County. The county Board of Education Thursday approved design development plans for the...Tags: Transportation, Manufacturing and Engineering, Schools, Elementary Schools, Railway Transportation
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Paul W. Wirtz, APG deputy director of facilities engineering
Paul W. Wirtz, former deputy director of facilities engineering at Aberdeen Proving Ground and longtime comptroller and trustee of the Baltimore Streetcar Museum, died Nov. 4 from multiple organ failure at Greater Baltimore Medical Center.
The former...Tags: Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Owings Mills (Baltimore, Maryland), Book, Museums, Roland Park
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Letter: Wilde Lake's central building must not be demolished
Although the Kimco plan for the Wilde Lake Village Center has faults, we want to see the project move forward for the future of Wilde Lake Village. However, we strongly oppose demolition of the Central Building part of the horseshoe shaped building... -
Howard art teachers know what they're talking about
The artists in a Columbia Festival of the Arts-related exhibit are stepping out of the classroom and into the gallery. "The Teacher Behind the Work: Celebrating Howard County Art Teachers" has so many art teachers involved that the exhibit fills both...
Tags: Artists, Entertainment Events, Arts, Teachers, Fine Artists
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Study launched to gauge support to build or renovate performing arts centers in Annapolis
For years, one group of arts lovers has dreamed of building a "world-class" performance hall in Annapolis. And for just as long, a second group has wanted to renovate and expand the performing arts center the city already has. The future of those dreams...
Tags: Entertainment Events, Arts, Theater, Tampa, Annapolis
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