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Ed Hale files $5M suit against 1st Mariner Arena operator
Edwin F. Hale Sr., the Baltimore developer and former CEO of First Mariner Bancorp, filed a $5 million lawsuit Monday against the operators of 1st Mariner Arena, alleging they are improperly using billboards that belong to him. Filed in Baltimore...
Tags: Peter G. Angelos, Folklore and Mythology, Government, Justice System, Ed Hale
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Glut of grocers fight for share of Towson
Kurt Schertle paid his tuition at Towson University by working full-time at the Shoppers grocery store on Goucher Boulevard. The job launched a career and last week Schertle returned as executive vice president of sales and marketing at Weis Markets...
Tags: Investment Service, Investments, Parkville, Timonium, Charles Street
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Graul's may be losing perceived front-runner status to be Rotunda's grocer
Afraid it is losing traction as the perceived leading candidate to be the Rotunda mall's new grocery, Graul's Market is launching a publicity offensive aimed at area residents, city officials and the media. In an interview with the Baltimore Messenger,...
Tags: Mary Pat Clarke, Charles Village, Johns Hopkins University, Government, Elections
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Johnston Square appears to be turning the corner
The banner at Greenmount Avenue and Preston Street proclaims the Lillian Jones Apartments are coming. For the past year, I've watched this building take shape in a neighborhood that needed all the help it could get. Come spring, new tenants will begin...
Tags: Carl Stokes, Lexington Market, Shipbuilding, Bethlehem Steel, Amtrak
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Top 10 Tuesday returns on March 12 with BYOBs
The Baltimore SunTop 10 Tuesday is coming back. Launched by then-Baltimore Sun restaurant critic Elizabeth Large in April 2007, the feature ran for three and a half years on the Baltimore Sun's dining blogs. Along the way, there were lists of top 10 seafood... -
Arts scene owes a lot to Marian Berman [Ellicott City]
Don't let her diminutive stature fool you. For almost 40 years, powerhouse Marian Berman has been a tireless advocate for the arts in Howard County. As owner of Galley 44 in Ellicott City, Berman helped customers find or frame the perfect art work for...
Tags: Sales, Schools, High Schools, Business, Arts
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Do you know your rights against telemarketers?
Pop quiz: 1. Telemarketers using robocalls with pre-recorded sales pitches can only call your home phone or cell phone if they get your permission in writing. True or False 2. Putting your name on the Do-Not-Call list means no...Tags: Consumers
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JigSaw Marketing Solutions awarded three new projects
JigSaw Marketing Solutions, a strategic marketing and communications firm focused on providing results-driven marketing support, was recently awarded three new projects, including two with new clients. Independence Solar, a commercial solar energy...Tags: Cherry Hill, Realty, Cherry Hill (Baltimore, Maryland)
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Lebanese Taverna trims its offerings
The Lebanese Taverna in Harbor East has been around long enough to feel like one of the old-timers in the development. When it opened, back in 2007, the restaurant was a block or two off the beaten path. You'd have had to know to look for it. But now,...
Tags: Shrimp, Restaurants, Seasons Restaurant, Tomatoes, Appetizers
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Cyber help wanted
Nineteen thousand four hundred thirteen. Focus on that number. Like so many numbers in news articles, you might easily have skipped over 19,413. But this is an important number for what is happening in Maryland higher education. According to the Cyber...
Tags: Standards, Colleges and Universities, National Security Agency, Employment, University of Maryland, College Park
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Buildings and people of the past remembered
How often, when we pass the fine municipal building in Aberdeen, do we think of what once stood there? If we can remember before 2000, there was a structure that held so much history within its walls. It was at the turn of the century that the City of...Tags: World War II (1939-1945), Arts, Painting, Hobbies
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Under Armour teams with USA gymnastics team
Under Armour solidified its push to market to women and change the company’s often masculine image Thursday by announcing a deal to become the official gear provider for USA Gymnastics for the next eight years. The partnership marks the first...
Tags: Alicia Sacramone, Summer Olympics, Gymnastics, Nastia Liukin, Michael Phelps
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