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Ocean Gallery marks 50 wild-and-wacky years on the boardwalk
All summer long, even on the hottest days, a gentleman in a tuxedo stands on the Ocean City boardwalk. Locals and vacationers scurry over to find out what he's up to. The man is Joe Kro-Art, owner of Ocean Gallery, and if he's not playing boardwalk...
Tags: Arts, Fine Artists, Television Industry, Passenger Cars, American Visionary Art Museum
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Pair of sugar mamas open new candy store
Catonsville residents with a sweet tooth now have a new place to satisfy their craving — and are happy about it, if the store's recent grand opening is any indication. Brandy Benhayon and Amanda Sinclair held the grand opening for their new...
Tags: Catonsville, Walmart, Business, Glen Burnie
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Policy pits candy against sugar
Some of Baltimore's best-known candy makers are pressing Congress to overturn a decades-old sugar policy they say is leaving a bad taste in their mouth. Goetze's Candy Co., Wockenfuss Candies and others want lawmakers to rethink long-standing...
Tags: U.S. Congress, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Globalization, Barbara A. Mikulski, Government
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Hopkins students notable in their absence in Charles Village
Loading his earthly belongings into a laundry cart that he rented from Campus Services, Johns Hopkins University freshman Austin Dennis made several trips from his dormitory room to his car on residential Greenway at North Charles Street, opposite the...
Tags: Charles Village, Charles Street, University of Maryland, College Park, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Sandwiches
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Online sales tax bill should be improved, and passed
The U.S. Senate recently passed a bill that would allow states to require Internet retailers to collect sales taxes on behalf of local governments. This bill has flaws, but they could be fixed in the House. It should be passed. I don't like the idea...
Tags: E-Commerce Industry, U.S. Senate, Employees, Computing and Information Technology Industry, Small Businesses
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Residents oppose town house development on historic site in Hampden
A developer's plan to turn a historic house into townhouses and apartments is sparking consternation among residents, who say their streets are already overly dense and congested. General contractor John Brooks wants to convert the old Crittenton Home...
Tags: Arts, University of Baltimore, Maryland Historical Trust, Business, Mary Pat Clarke
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Ocean City cigarette smuggling ring had ties to terror groups, police say
The Palestinian immigrant and his brother lived next door to each other in homes in West Ocean City, over the years opening a number of businesses throughout the area — three pizza shops, a Mexican restaurant, a liquor store, gas stations, and...
Tags: Heroin, Bankruptcy, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Tobacco Products, New York City
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President's remarks at Ellicott Dredges
Remarks by President Barack Obama this afternoon at Ellicott Dredges in Baltimore, from the White House. THE PRESIDENT: Hello, Baltimore! (Applause.) Well, it is wonderful to see all of you. Give Duncan a big round of applause for the great...
Tags: U.S. Congress, Steny Hoyer, Government, Barbara A. Mikulski, Health Care Reform (2009)
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Diner Days: A timeline of the Hollywood Diner
The Baltimore SunThe Hollywood Diner has had a turbulent history in Baltimore. Here's a look back. 1981 — Location scouting begins for the MGM production “Diner,” which is to be filmed in and around Baltimore. The Hilltop Diner, the northwest...Tags: William Donald Schaefer, Business, Baltimore International College, Dining and Drinking, Long Island
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The hollowing out of government
The chemical and fertilizer plant in the town of West, Texas, where at least 15 were killed and more than 200 injured a few weeks ago hadn't been fully inspected by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration since 1985. (A partial inspection by a...
Tags: Health and Safety at Work, Laws, Internal Revenue Service, Health Care Reform (2009), Small Businesses
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New barber shop opening as merchants in Hampden play musical chairs
A shave and a haircut of yesteryear cost the proverbial two bits, 25 cents. A shave alone at The Old Bank Barbers, a soon-to-open barber shop on The Avenue in Hampden, will cost $25. It won't be any old shave, though. Owner Daniel Wells promises an old-...
Tags: Music, DirecTV Group Inc., Sixteen, Chicken, Dining and Drinking
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Senate OKs online sales tax
The Senate voted Monday to allow states to assess a sales tax on purchases from Amazon.com, eBay and other online retailers in a bipartisan measure that would also reduce the increase planned for Maryland's gas tax. The bill, which passed 69-27, would...
Tags: U.S. Congress, E-Commerce Industry, U.S. House Committee on the Judiciary, U.S. Senate, Computing and Information Technology Industry
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