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Congressional candidate profiles
MEET THE CANDIDATES When Marylanders head to the polls Nov. 6, they will elect members of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives in addition to casting their ballots for president. Dozens of people are running for a chance to represent the...Tags: Georgetown University, Rob Portman, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Ronald Reagan, Treaties
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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: Harford Road, Rentals, Mount Vernon, College Sports
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Port Deposit hoping to restore old Tome Gas House for use
The Town of Port Deposit is trying to determine possible uses for the Tome Gas House once it's restored. At the town's monthly meeting Tuesday night, council members voted to support an easement for the gas house, the first step in ensuring the...Tags: Port Deposit, Breast Cancer, Maryland Historical Trust, National Breast Cancer Awareness Month
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Letter: County Council's accessibility tax credit bill is misguided
The proposed Universal Design Tax Credit Bill does a disservice to Howard County taxpayers. The bill would give tax credits to property owners for 50 percent of the costs of increasing accessibility of their homes, for example, by expanding doorways or...Tags: Home Improvement, Credit and Debt, Ellicott City
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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: Rentals, Business, Tropical Storms, Annapolis, Homes
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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: General Growth Properties, Inc., Ryland Group Incorporated, House Building, Dining and Drinking, Whole Foods Market
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Annapolis lobbyist hit with lead-paint citation
Annapolis lobbyist Bruce C. Bereano has been fined $13,000 by the Maryland Department of the Environment for allegedly violating state lead-paint regulations on two properties he owns in the capital. But Bereano disputes the state's charges, saying the...Tags: Arts, Condos and Houses, Rentals, Annapolis, Painting
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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: Justice System, Ellicott City, Howard County, Judges
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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: Annapolis, Pittsburgh, Seasons Restaurant, Baltimore Hotels, Hotel and Accommodation Industry
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DeWees rec center vies for $50,000 grant
The DeWees Recreation Center, in Baltimore's Govans neighborhood, is one of the oldest in the city, and it's showing its age. "It's really in need of repair," said Sandi McFadden, Community Leader with the Friends of the DeWees Group and secretary of the...Tags: Recreational and Sporting Goods Industry, Kraft Foods Group, Inc., New Products, Govans
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Monsignor James Vincent Hobbs
Monsignor James Vincent Hobbs, former rector of the Basilica of the Assumption who during his tenure oversaw a two-year, $32 million restoration of the 200-year-old structure, died Monday of cardiac arrest at his Thurmont home.
He was 81.
James...Tags: September 11, 2001 Attacks, William H. Keeler, John Paul II, Basilica of the Assumption, Architecture
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DeWees center seeks funding for renovations
The DeWees Recreation Center, in Baltimore's Govans neighborhood, is one of the oldest in the city, and it's showing its age. "It's really in need of repair," said Sandi McFadden, community leader with the group Friends of the DeWees and secretary of...Tags: Recreational and Sporting Goods Industry, Kraft Foods Group, Inc., New Products, Govans
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