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Mardi Gras, Grammy red carpet and The Walking Dead
Welcome to Mardi Gras week. Even on a Monday, Internet users have plenty to gawk at as New Orleans avoids allowing a celebration to get in the way of a shooting, the Pope resigns for the first time since the Middle Ages, and Jack White brings down...
Tags: Digg Inc., Katy Perry, Music, Cricket, Taylor Swift
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New Orleans hums with Super Bowl and Mardi Gras
— In a city where even funerals turn into parties, New Orleans rarely lacks for an excuse to strike up the band, boil up some crayfish and swirl together a daiquiri. But with the Super Bowl and Mardi Gras landing this month, New Orleans never has...
Tags: Ozzie Newsome, Tourism and Leisure, Restaurants, Stacy Keibler, Music
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Ravens won't hold another fan event without tickets to control crowds
Ravens officials said Thursday they won't extend an open invitation to fans again without first passing out free tickets, after this week's Super Bowl celebration at M&T Bank Stadium where larger-than-expected crowds amassed and an 11-year-old boy was...
Tags: Concussion, Baltimore Ravens, Football, Maryland Stadium Authority, Ray Lewis
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Liberty High students star during state festival competition
Applause for Liberty High students during thespian festival Drama students from Liberty and Century high schools were among those who received top honors during the 2013 Maryland State Thespian Festival at Tuscarora High School in Frederick County on...Tags: Schools, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Students, Awards and Prizes, High Schools
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Schools note high absences, blame 'the purple fever'
As tens of thousands of Maryland families reveled in purple pride at M&T Bank Stadium on Tuesday, one mile away, the mood at Digital Harbor High School was blue. Students and staff questioned the Baltimore school system's decision not to amend school...
Tags: Digital Harbor High School, Baltimore Ravens, Students, Football, Kevin Kamenetz
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Police release images of downtown stabbing suspect
The alleged attacker in the fatal stabbing of a 15-year-old boy shortly after the Ravens parade on Tuesday was caught committing the violent act on CityWide surveillance cameras — and Baltimore Police are asking for the public's help identifying...
Tags: Anthony W. Batts, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, McDonald's
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Police believe stabbing victim was downtown for parade
To Deontae Smith's mother, there was no question her son had been to the Super Bowl parade on Tuesday. And she's upset that Baltimore police didn't make the same connection sooner. Deontae was fatally stabbed outside a McDonald's restaurant at Howard and...
Tags: Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Harborplace, Baltimore Ravens, Hospitals and Clinics, Vernon Davis
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10 Days: A guide to happenings in Carroll County
1/27 Sunday Fitness and Health The 10th annual Freedom Fitness and Health Expo will take place at South Carroll Senior and Community Center, 5928 Mineral Hill Road, Eldersburg, on Sun., Jan. 27, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Local entertainment, free...
Tags: A Separation (movie), Schools, Music, Libraries, Sykesville
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Scenes from Baltimore Ravens Super Bowl victory celebration
Baltimore Sun reporters are stationed along the parade route, from City Hall to M&T Bank Stadium. See their observations, fan interviews and other updates here. #52 Ray Lewis smiled wide to the crowd and yelled "Baltimore!" as he approached the...
Tags: Ozzie Newsome, Richard Williams, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Times Square, Eddie Money
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Harford council members have 'unbelievable' day at Ravens victory parade
Three Harford County Council members got up close and personal with the Ravens during their victory parade in Baltimore, which drew an estimated 200,000 or more people Tuesday. Dion Guthrie said he, Chad Shrodes and Mary Ann Lisanti were able to get a...Tags: Joe Flacco, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Terrell Suggs, Ray Rice, Oriole Park at Camden Yards
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Baltimore documentary to premiere at South by Southwest
The Baltimore Sun"12 O'Clock Boys," a documentary looking at West Baltimore dirt bikers, will get its world premiere at next month's South by Southwest (SXSW) festival in Austin, Texas. Director Lotfy Nathan's film was one of eight documentary features chosen to be...Tags: Movies, SXSW Music and Media Conference & Festival, Film Festivals
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Lots to celebrate in February – groundhogs, freedom African American history
What? It is already February, dear readers? February introduces African-American History (Black History) month. February first is National Freedom Day. Happy Groundhog Day on February 2. At 7:30 a.m. Punxsatawney Phil will emerge from a simulated...Tags: Anglicanism, Dentistry and Dental Health, Juneteenth, Groundhog Day, Arts
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