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Develop Baltimore from within
What a deal. Last week, the Baltimore Brew reported that the Rawlings-Blake administration agreed to recommend that $6 million in grants meant to mitigate the impact of traffic and other nuisances near Baltimore's planned casino site near I-295 should be...
Tags: Gays and Lesbians, Baltimore Business Journal, Conservation, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Local Government
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Baltimore theater companies in a building boom
Vincent Lancisi stands in a pile of rubble sweating under his hard hat, while all around him — board by board, pipe by pipe and hammer blow by hammer blow — a theater is taking shape.
It's still nearly eight months until the opening of...Tags: Arts, Entertainment Events, Peter Pan (movie), Theater, Starbucks Corp.
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Church of the Redeemer to celebrate new geothermal HVAC system
And God said, "Let there be heat." Six months after an Earth Day ceremony to start Church of the Redeemer's installation of its new geothermal heating and air-conditioning system, the work is done and the system is up and running. Now, the church is set...
Tags: Earth Day, Charles Village, Energy Saving, Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning, Christianity
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Northwest development's impact on stream eyed
In a city struggling to rebuild its population, construction cranes would seem to be a welcome sign. But office, shopping and housing projects in the works in Northwest Baltimore have some residents worried about the impact of development on a degraded...
Tags: Rochelle Spector, Public Officials, Bodies of Water, Rivers, Social Security
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Harford approves leases for county agencies in Bel Air
The Harford County Board of Estimates recently approved several leases for properties in Bel Air used by county agencies, including the Health Department and the Department of Public Works. The transactions were approved during the board's last meeting...
Tags: Bel Air (Harford, Maryland), Courtland
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Clyde's will close in January for $4 million renovation
Clyde's of Columbia, located on the downtown lakefront since 1975, announced plans Tuesday to close for a $4 million renovation project that also will shutter its sister restaurant Tomato Palace for six to eight weeks beginning in January. While...
Tags: Whole Foods Market, General Growth Properties, Inc., Ryland Group Incorporated, Howard County General Hospital, Renovation
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Bel Air fire company burns house to the ground in Hickory
Members of the Bel Air Volunteer Fire Company watched as a house burned to the ground in Hickory over the weekend. It wasn't negligence, though, as the firefighters were participating in a live fire training session Sunday at 2228 Conowingo Road. The...
Tags: Fires, Companies and Corporations
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Lothian fire destroys two mobile homes, sends woman to hospital
A two-alarm fire Friday at a mobile home park in southern Anne Arundel County has destroyed two homes and displaced seven residents, including a woman who was hospitalized for smoke inhalation. Fire crews, called at 3:45 a.m. to the Lion's Creek Mobile...Tags: Fires, American Red Cross
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Edgewood MARC station in final phase of construction
The $5 million Edgewood MARC train station project is in its final phase of construction and plans are to have it complete in November. Congressman C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger took a tour of the in-progress station earlier this week and was pleased with the...Tags: Penn Line, Martin O'Malley, Harford County, Barbara A. Mikulski, Finance
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Havre de Grace planning commission approves medical complex concept plan
The Havre de Grace Planning Commission recommended approval of the concept plan for the proposed Upper Chesapeake mixed-use hospital and medical office campus with little debate and few public complaints Monday night. The 96-acre project would be built...
Tags: Agriculture, Hospitals and Clinics, Havre de Grace
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New Aberdeen ethics form still be formulated
The city of Aberdeen is still a couple weeks away from submitting to the state its revised ethics ordinance, which the state rejected earlier this year after it was approved by the city council. The state has a disclosure form and earlier this year...Tags: Land Price, Ethics, Finance, Values, Festive Events
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Money squabble over school funding fractures Arundel's political peace
After state officials ruled Anne Arundel County shortchanged the school system by $5 million, county officials suggested paying the tab by raiding construction projects. A pending bill would wipe out money to replace roofs and school buses, eliminate...Tags: Car Repair and Maintenance Tips, Personal Income, Teaching and Learning, Glen Burnie, Finance
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