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    Dec 7, 2012 |Story| Patuxent Homestead

  1. Dancing back in time for the holidays at Towson's Hampton Mansion

    Organizers of the annual Holidays at Hampton celebration go to great lengths each year to ensure the weekend-long Christmas event is as historically accurate as possible. The costumes, decorations and customs that are practiced are meant to transport visitors back to the time of the Ridgely family.
    Organizers of the annual Holidays at Hampton celebration go to great lengths each year to ensure the weekend-long Christmas event is as historically accurate as possible. The costumes, decorations and customs that are practiced are meant to transport...

    Tags: Tourism and Leisure, Holidays, War of 1812, Entertainment Events, Religious Festivals

    2. Jan 12, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  2. Part one: Zell's big gamble

    Aside from the business suit he was wearing, which he joked was rented for the occasion, Sam Zell was never more himself than when he appeared at a New York lender conference in April 2007 to hawk his $8.2 billion buyout of Tribune Co.
    Aside from the business suit he was wearing, which he joked was rented for the occasion, Sam Zell was never more himself than when he appeared at a New York lender conference in April 2007 to hawk his $8.2 billion buyout of Tribune Co. Slinging one-...

    Tags: Private Equity, JPMorgan Chase & Co., Realty, Los Angeles Times, Music

    3. Nov 30, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  3. Letter: Reasons why voters reelected Obama easy to find

    Richard Seymour cannot understand why more than 50 percent of the electorate voted for President Obama ("Difficult to find an explanation for why voters chose president," Catonsville Times, Nov. 14). He cannot understand why people would vote to increase...

    Tags: Sociology, Ellicott City, Barack Obama, Culture, Catonsville

    4. Dec 21, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  4. Baltimore restaurants open for Christmas Eve dinner

    Restaurants serving a traditional Feast of the Seven Fishes menu, along with their regular menus, on Christmas Eve include <strong>Donna's</strong> (5100 Falls Road, 410-532-7611, donnas.com/crosskeys), <strong>Aldo's</strong> (306 S. High St., 410-727-0700, aldositaly.com) &lrm; in Little Italy, <strong>Cinghiale</strong> (<span class="content">822 Lancaster St., <span class="content">410-547-8282, cgeno.com) </span></span>in Harbor East and <strong>Aida Cafe &amp; Wine Bar</strong> (6741 Columbia Gateway Drive, 410-953-0500, aidabistro.com) &lrm;in Columbia, which will be serving the seven fishes menu on Dec. 23 as well.
    The Baltimore Sun
    Restaurants serving a traditional Feast of the Seven Fishes menu, along with their regular menus, on Christmas Eve include Donna's (5100 Falls Road, 410-532-7611, donnas.com/crosskeys), Aldo's (306 S. High St., 410-727-0700, aldositaly.com) ‎ in...

    Tags: Holidays, Federal Hill, Charles Street, Italy, Religious Festivals

    5. Dec 18, 2012 |Story| Patuxent Homestead

  5. South Laurel/Montpelier: Paulette Faulkner takes oath with Human Relations Commission

    Montpelier resident Paulette Faulkner was recently sworn in as a Prince George's County Commissioner for the Human Relations Commission by County Executive Rushern Baker III. Paulette describes her appointment as an honor and a humbling experience. She...

    Tags: Rushern Baker, Prince George's County, Laurel, Holiday Vacations, Holidays

    6. Nov 30, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  6. Savage/North Laurel

    Candlelight tours Candlelight Tours will take place from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Dec. 7-8, at Montpelier Mansion, 9650 Muirkirk Road in Laurel. The mansion's rooms will be lit by candlelight and decorated by local garden clubs in...

    Tags: Tourism and Leisure, Yoga, Movies, Physical Fitness and Exercise

    7. Dec 29, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  7. Five questions with…Patrick Donoho

    Retailers have had a difficult few years, especially the small shops that make up the bulk of the Maryland Retailers Association's membership. As the trade group's president since June 2010, Patrick Donoho has seen the effects of the recession as many longtime members were forced to close shop. Now with about 250 members, including hardware stores and other independent merchants, grocers, department stores and national chains representing 1,200 locations, the trade group is rebuilding.
    Retailers have had a difficult few years, especially the small shops that make up the bulk of the Maryland Retailers Association's membership. As the trade group's president since June 2010, Patrick Donoho has seen the effects of the recession as many...

    Tags: National Government, Hobbies, E-Commerce Industry, Holidays, Online Advertising

    8. Nov 26, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  8. Is this Cyber Monday the last without sales tax?

    Retail analysts reported a curious trend this Black Friday. On the traditional first shopping day of the Christmas season, the number of visits to malls, big box stores and other retailers increased, according to the analytics firm ShopperTrak, but the amount spent in brick-and-mortar businesses actually went down slightly from last year's total. Online shopping, meanwhile, jumped ahead of its traditional Cyber Monday kick-off and exceeded $1 billion on the Friday after Thanksgiving for the first time. Online shopping was up sharply on Thanksgiving day, too, according to comScore. That means many people braved the frenzied crowds and jammed parking lots to check out the holiday season merchandise, but when it came time to buy, they went home and logged on.
    Retail analysts reported a curious trend this Black Friday. On the traditional first shopping day of the Christmas season, the number of visits to malls, big box stores and other retailers increased, according to the analytics firm ShopperTrak, but the...

    Tags: National Government, Cyber Monday, Regional Authority, E-Commerce Industry, Hobbies

    9. Nov 27, 2012 |Story| Patuxent Homestead

  9. Harford reactions mixed to Black Friday early openings

    The Friday after Thanksgiving, known as "Black Friday," is typically the first day of the holiday shopping season. Traditionally, people got up early Friday morning to line up at their favorite stores so they can take advantage of special sales and rare deals.
    The Friday after Thanksgiving, known as "Black Friday," is typically the first day of the holiday shopping season. Traditionally, people got up early Friday morning to line up at their favorite stores so they can take advantage of special sales and rare...

    Tags: Values, Holidays, Gaming Industry, Toys, Target

    10. Nov 26, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  10. Cyber Monday sting hits counterfeit sports apparel sites

    Federal agents in Baltimore seized 36 commercial websites on Monday as part of an international operation to stop fraudulent online sales this holiday season, alleging that the sites have been selling counterfeit goods &#8212; including athletic gear bearing the copyrighted logos of pro sports teams.
    Federal agents in Baltimore seized 36 commercial websites on Monday as part of an international operation to stop fraudulent online sales this holiday season, alleging that the sites have been selling counterfeit goods — including athletic gear...

    Tags: Cyber Monday, eBay Inc., Immigration, Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks, Computer Crime

    11. Nov 24, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  11. Kenyan Kikanae Punyua pursues his dreams in an imperiled Terps program

    COLLEGE PARK -- The college 5K race was ending too soon for University of Maryland freshman Kikanae Punyua. He summoned his legs to stride faster but felt instead an unnerving sense of fatigue &mdash; a vulnerability unfamiliar to a 20-year-old who had rarely confronted limits to his athletic promise.
    The Baltimore Sun
    COLLEGE PARK -- The college 5K race was ending too soon for University of Maryland freshman Kikanae Punyua. He summoned his legs to stride faster but felt instead an unnerving sense of fatigue — a vulnerability unfamiliar to a 20-year-old who had...

    Tags: Big Ten Conference, Track and Field, Football, Kevin Anderson, College of William and Mary

    12. Nov 26, 2012 |Story| Patuxent Homestead

  12. Cold doesn't deter crowds from welcoming Santa to Arbutus

    The cold night air was as full of anticipation on Nov. 24 as the parking lot in front of the Arbutus Town Hall was filled with families. Santa Claus would soon be arriving and the crowd of all ages was excited.
    The cold night air was as full of anticipation on Nov. 24 as the parking lot in front of the Arbutus Town Hall was filled with families. Santa Claus would soon be arriving and the crowd of all ages was excited. Flocking to the intersection near...

    Tags: Holidays, Santa Claus (fictional character), Catonsville, Religious Festivals

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