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Junior League will hold its annual charity sale
The Junior League of Baltimore will hold its annual Boutique Warehouse Sale Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 17 and 18, at the Hunt Valley Towne Center, Next to DSW, at 118 Shawan Road. For this event, a bunch of popular local boutiques gather under one roof to...Tags: Billiards, Snooker and Pool, Fine Arts, Tourism and Leisure, Festive Events, Vince Gill
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Columbia Bank hires Nieberding
The Columbia Bank announced the hiring of Michael J. Nieberding as vice president of commercial banking.
In his new position, Nieberding, of Ellicott City, will be responsible for business development in the Howard County market.
A graduate of Loyola...Tags: Armed Forces, Defense, Accounting and Auditing, Ellicott City, Loyola University Maryland
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Roselyn Hammond, Morgan biology professor, dies
Baltimore Sun reporterRoselyn Elizabeth Hammond, a retired Morgan State University biology professor who often entertained at the piano, died of cancer Sept. 3 at Gilchrist Hospice Care. The Ashburton resident was 72. Born Roselyn Elizabeth Brown in Grambling, La., she was...Tags: Fine Arts, Morgan State University, Arts, Science, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
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Portion of Cathedral Street closed indefinitely to fix leak
A portion of Cathedral Street will remain closed indefinitely until the city repairs a broken storm drain that was leaking water into the Walters Art Museum. In early August, staff at the Walters noticed water was coming through the electrical panel in...Tags: Bowie, Museums
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Celebrating 10 years of Oktoberfest at fairgrounds
The Maryland Brewer's Oktoberfest will happen this year Saturday, Oct. 8, noon-6 p.m., at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium. This event, which is celebrating its 10th year, will feature over 80 beers, including 15 from area breweries. There...Tags: Weight, Hospitals and Clinics, The Happiest News!, Archimedes, Back Pain
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Walters pioneers the virtual museum
In the 18th century, wealthy English gentlemen who wished to educate themselves in matters of taste had to take the "Grand Tour" of Europe to see the masterpieces of painting and sculpture. There were no photographs of the Mona Lisa or the Venus de Milo;...Tags: Hobbies, Baltimore Museum of Art, Fine Arts, Tourism and Leisure, File Sharing
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See better homes, gardens at the State Fairgrounds
The annual Fall Maryland Home, Garden Show will run Friday-Sunday, Oct. 14-16, at the Maryland State Fairgrounds. The show will feature over 300 exhibitors showcasing everything from doors to deck design. This year's theme will be "Home for the Holidays"...Tags: Wanda Sykes, Fairfax (Fairfax, Virginia), Maryland Science Center, George Mason, Fine Arts
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Walters exhibit examines puzzles of artist's brain after injury
Lonni Sue Johnson spends every spare moment creating word puzzles superimposed on elaborate grids. The moment she puts one down, she starts on the next. In not quite three years, she has amassed a stack of paper that is 15 feet high.
Family member say...Tags: Johns Hopkins University, Fine Arts, Memory Loss, Arts, Medical Research
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Best Bets: Black Friday Art & Craft Market, Festival of Trees
Station North, 16 W. North Ave., and Load of Fun, 120 North Ave. — host the Black Friday Art & Craft Market, Nov. 25, 3-8 p.m., featuring original art and crafts by members of Charm City Craft Mafia, Baltimore Etsy Street Team and Station North...Tags: Music, AIDS, Behavioral Conditions, Festive Events, Arts
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Maryland's most royal sites
When the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visit the United States as part of their forthcoming North American tour, no doubt their host city of Los Angeles will provide plenty of pomp and circumstance.
Yet Marylanders could show Will and Kate a jolly good...Tags: England, Gold and Precious Material, Anglicanism, Bars and Clubs, Chesapeake Bay
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Jaime Arbona
Jaime Arbona, former customs agent for the ports of entry to Baltimore, died of complications from Alzheimer's disease Oct. 20 at his Cedarcroft home. He was 88.
Born in Utuado, Puerto Rico, where he attended the University of Puerto Rico, he served in...Tags: Museum of Modern Art, Baltimore Museum of Art, Music, Baltimore County, Arts
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'Living history' is making a comeback at some Maryland museums
In the shadow of Abraham Lincoln memorabilia, John Wilkes Booth will tell anyone who'll listen just why that tyrant had to be assassinated.
Supporting himself on a wooden crutch, a decidedly agitated Booth, his voice rising to match the fierceness in his...Tags: History, Colonial Williamsburg, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Maryland, The Holocaust (1934-1945)
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