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Baltimore-area home sales rose 13 percent in May
Home sales ratcheted up in May even as buying choices continued to shrink in the Baltimore area, leaving sellers with more leverage than they've had in five years — at least for now.
The number of homes changing hands in the metro area rose 13...Tags: Real Estate Sales, Real Estate, Mortgages, Justice System, Homes
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Five Harford businesses fail liquor compliance test
Five licensed beverage establishments in Harford County were caught selling alcohol to a minor during a compliance test last week, the Harford County Liquor Control Board announced Monday. Twenty-eight licensed retail alcohol locations were randomly...Tags: Restaurant and Catering Industry, Alcoholic Beverages, Greenbrier, Havre de Grace, Harford County
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Baltimore to strip some liquor stores of licenses in rezoning effort
City health officials want to strip the licenses of dozens of liquor stores in predominantly poor Baltimore neighborhoods, linking the outlets to higher levels of violent crime.
Health and planning officials said Friday that they will use a citywide...Tags: Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Government, Johns Hopkins University, Public Officials, Bars and Clubs
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Local food truck owner looks to expand onto town property
A local business woman might expand her food truck locations to a spot near Rodgers Tavern in Perryville. Jessica Ewing, founder of "Say Cheese" Grilled Cheese Gourmet, explained to the mayor and board of commissioners Tuesday during a work session...Tags: Facebook, Credit and Debt, Cheese, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Wage Contract Issues
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Korean-American liquor store owners feel targeted by city
When Michelle Ha came to the United States in 1980, she dreamed of getting a college degree and returning to South Korea to become a politician.
That didn't happen, but she's still serving her community. From the liquor store she runs in a downtrodden...Tags: Holidays, Highlandtown, Dining and Drinking, Perry Hall, Government
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Exelon lays out plans for new Baltimore headquarters
Exelon Corp.'s new headquarters in Baltimore is designed to be a glassy, 22-story skyscraper, similar in style to the Legg Mason tower, which would be a neighbor on the Harbor East waterfront, according to preliminary designs revealed Wednesday.
The...Tags: Marketing, Inner Harbor, Downtown Partnership of Baltimore, Baltimore City Community College, Lombard Street
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Some merchants wary about crime, others optimistic along Greenmount Avenue
The owner of a dress shop is so fearful of crime along Greenmount Avenue in Waverly that she keeps the door locked even when her shop is open. The man who runs a discount store a block away feels it is safe enough to stroll the avenue with his three young...Tags: Restaurants, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Holidays, Romance (genre), Otis Rolley
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Hippodrome uses new grant to give nonprofits a broader stage
The Hippodrome Theatre is largely defined by marquee Broadway shows, from "The Lion King" to "South Pacific." But starting Monday, the theater aims to be a hub for local arts groups, becoming much more than just a stopping-off spot for touring artists and...Tags: Hippodrome Theatre, Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, The Lion King (movie), Dancing, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
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Baltimore-area exports boom, led by chemicals, computers
The Baltimore region showed nearly double-digit growth in export goods and services in 2010, with room to grow, according to a study released Thursday by the Brookings Institution, a Washington-based public policy organization.
The report, titled "Export...Tags: Marketing, China, Martin O'Malley, India, Computing and Information Technology Industry
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Ravens, NFL pursue online sellers of bogus merchandise
As the Ravens drove toward the playoffs, Barbra Skarzynski wanted to buy her son a team jersey as a Christmas gift. She searched Google for Lardarius Webb gear, quickly found a site that billed itself as an official store of the Ravens, and bought a...Tags: PROTECT IP Act, Football, Ray Rice, Justice System, E-Commerce Industry
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A growing thirst in Damascus
Stop by the Red Rooster, a 10-seat joint just off Main Street in this rural community an hour west of Baltimore, and you can order a burger, some barbecue or the fried chicken that some locals claim is the best on the East Coast. But don't bother...
Tags: Mount Airy, Inner Harbor, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Damascus (Syria), Christianity
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Mobile ad leader Millennial Media goes public
For a day, a Baltimore company had IPO fever.
Fast-growing Millennial Media Inc., a Baltimore-based mobile advertising company, sold shares to the public Thursday, breaking a years-long IPO drought in the city's technology sector. It ended the day valued...Tags: Facebook, NYSE Euronext, Inc., Financial Markets, Pandora Media, Inc., Advertising
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