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Annapolis plans to reopen landmark Market House in time for boat shows
Annapolis, trying once again to revive the landmark Market House, is renovating the historic waterfront building and looking for vendors to fill it. Plans call for it to reopen in about four months. "If we are not open by Oct. 1, then I'll put a board...Tags: Tropical Storms, Homes, Business, Annapolis, Rentals
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Chief judge pushes for new county courthouse
Howard County needs a new courthouse to replace an aging building and bring the court system into the 21st century, according to an administrative judge. "Our building is a beautiful building; it's a historic building," said county Circuit Court Judge...Tags: Ellicott City, Judges, Howard County, Justice System
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Table Talk: Kooper's expands to Baltimore County, adds food truck
The owners of Kooper's Tavern, Katie and Patrick Russell, will open a Baltimore County location in Lutherville's Round Wood Shopping Center. The new location will be called Kooper's North. A new food truck, Woody's Taco Island, is also on its way.
The...Tags: Bars and Clubs, Dining and Drinking, Pittsburgh, Annapolis, Restaurant and Catering Industry
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Clifton Mansion to be restored
Clifton Mansion still towers over Baltimore, but decades of neglect are eroding its underpinnings.
Wood is rotting on the signature porches of the 19th-century building. Water stains the walls of its elegant salon. Job-training students wear gloves and...Tags: Mount Vernon, College Sports, Rentals, Harford Road
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State approves last round of school construction projects
State officials approved more than $161 million in school construction funding Wednesday that will allow school systems in the Baltimore area to undertake renovation projects, tackling problems that include sweltering and overcrowded classrooms and...Tags: House Building, Martin O'Malley, Teaching and Learning, Baltimore County, Harford County
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We need a war on lead poisoning
The reports that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention cut its threshold for lead poisoning from 10 micrograms per deciliter to 5 micrograms were something of a simplification. What the CDC said, after years of study and discussion, was that no...
Tags: U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Home Improvement, Medical Specialization, Lead Poisoning, U.S. Senate
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Mt. Hebron High School celebrates completed renovations
Alumni from Mt. Hebron High School's nearly 50-year-history visiting their alma mater may no longer recognize it — not because of fading memories, but because years of renovation are finally complete. Over the course of the nearly three-year, $46-...
Tags: Ellicott City, Schools, Teaching and Learning, High Schools, Students
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CDC lowers lead poisoning threshold
The number of young children deemed at risk of lead poisoning in Maryland and nationwide expanded drastically Wednesday as a federal health agency declared it would effectively cut in half its threshold for diagnosing the environmental illness....Tags: U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Judges, Lead Poisoning, Health Organizations
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The suite life on North Ave.
In at least one Baltimore elementary school, the staff is engaged in an all-out war on rats because the rodents have such easy access through holes in the walls. In other city schools, classrooms are literally caving in from water damage. White dust falls...
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As school facilities crumble, executive suites get remodeled
New furniture, a flat-screen television, decorative light fixtures, interactive white boards — these are among amenities the city school system bought during $500,000 in renovations to the central office, even as administrators decried the state...Tags: Local Elections, American Civil Liberties Union, Teaching and Learning, Budgets and Budgeting, Finance
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Critics seek more oversight of renovations at school district headquarters
Outraged education, community and political leaders have called for increased oversight of spending in the Baltimore City school system, amid revelations that about $500,000 was spent to upgrade offices at the district headquarters while city and state...Tags: Teachers Unions, Teaching and Learning, Teachers, Budgets and Budgeting, Finance
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Angry phone calls reveal pricey city schools HQ project
By Erica L. Green, The Baltimore SunAngry phone calls began pouring into The Sun a few months ago, describing renovations that were taking shape in the Baltimore City school system’s information technology department as fit for the executive of a private corporation. Meanwhile,...Tags: Technology, Maryland General Assembly
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