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In city, Republicans, Greens, Libertarians push for the polls
Members of the Republican, Green and Libertarian parties are often divided by strong ideological differences in national politics. But in Baltimore, their candidates emphatically agree on at least one thing: They're fed up with the Democratic dominance of...Tags: Bernard C. Young, Elections, Parties and Movements, Republican Party, Johns Hopkins Hospital
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Daredevil Wallenda puts on a high-wire show
He didn't fall — but it looked like he came close.
Daredevil Nik Wallenda made it nearly all the way across a wire over the Inner Harbor, stepping steadily and deliberately, when he stopped to kneel and pump his fist in the air. He was walking...Tags: Inner Harbor, Concerts, Harborplace, Johns Hopkins University, Music
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At pricey condos, developers pay just hundreds in tax
They're some of the priciest condos in the city, but they're taxed like empty lots.
At the Ritz-Carlton Residences along Baltimore's Inner Harbor — where a recent sale topped $1.5 million — the tax bill for most of the condos was $1,309...Tags: Abell Foundation, Inner Harbor, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Property Tax, Values
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Developers show interest in Baltimore slots license
Two developers say they are planning to submit bids Friday to operate a casino in Western Maryland, and the head of the state slots commission said there are "multiple people interested" in the Baltimore slots license. Developers with ambitions to run...Tags: Building Material, The Washington Post, Golf, Lobbying, Metal and Mineral
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Md. projects seek foreign dollars from would-be immigrants
The private developers of two high-profile state projects are seeking financing through a visa program that lets wealthy foreigners go to the front of the line for green cards and possible U.S. citizenship in return for a $500,000 investment....Tags: Interior Policy, George H.W. Bush, Cordish Cos., Westport, Immigration
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Ocean City's Seacrets wants to grow, but is it too big for Baltimore?
On a Friday night this summer, Seacrets was teeming with people dancing and drinking on its patios and dance floors and at its 18 bars.
By now the 22-year-old venue has eluded easy definition. With a sprawling fiefdom that includes a radio station,...Tags: Inner Harbor, Elections, Sales, Companies and Corporations, Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.
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Low turnout predicted for Baltimore election
Baltimore elections officials predicted very low turnout at the polls Tuesday, as city residents vote in the general election for mayor and other races.
The head of the city Board of Elections said he expected that about half as many ballots would be...Tags: Bernard C. Young, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Elections, Facebook, Silo Point
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