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Harris Teeter to open first Baltimore store on Wednesday morning
The Baltimore SunLorraine Mirabella has a story in today's Baltimore Sun about a boomlet in Baltimore-area retail development. Baltiomre City's first Harris Teeter is set to open on Wednesday morning at 8 .m., with a ribbon-cutting at 10 a.m. The two-story, 61,000...Tags: Locust Point, McHenry Row
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Retail development heats up in Baltimore
The shelves have been stocked and the cash registers tested for Wednesday's opening of Harris Teeter's upscale supermarket in Locust Point — part of a broader development push that is likely to bring Baltimore as much retail space as a regional...Tags: Starbucks Corp., Real Estate, Charlotte, Panera Bread Company, Charles Street
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Groceries seeking ways around wine sales ban
Unlike most other states, Maryland shoppers have to make one extra stop for a cabernet to go with that steak they bought on sale at the supermarket —grocery stores in the state are generally banned from selling alcohol. Increasingly, though,...Tags: Business, Netflix Inc., Harbor East, Walmart, Whole Foods Market
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Letter: Comment in Wegmans column insensitive to Prince George's County
I feel compelled to write a response to Pete Pichaske's Feb. 9 column entitled "Counting down the days until Wegmania finally arrives in Columbia." I was drawn to the article because of my interest in learning about the opening of Wegmans in Columbia.... -
Greene Turtle at McHenry Row sets February opening date; company touts 31st location
The Baltimore SunThe new Greene Turtle at McHenry Row is set to open February 14. It'll become the Maryland company's 31st location, the result of an aggressive expansion strategy. The opening is a day before another high profile bar-restaurant opening: Heavy Seas Ale...Tags: Hamburgers, Sam Adams , Restaurants, Companies and Corporations, McHenry Row
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Under Armour's growth worries some neighbors
On a sunny fall day in Locust Point, neighborhood residents are out in force. Toddlers frolic in Latrobe Park's playground as tennis players trade volleys on a nearby court. Joggers thread through narrow streets lined with Formstone facades and...Tags: Restaurants, Federal Hill, Companies and Corporations, Silo Point, Government
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Home Builders Association moving headquarters to Howard
The Home Builders Association of Maryland is moving from its Woodlawn home to a new headquarters in Howard County. The trade organization has sent out invitations for a Nov. 21 groundbreaking ceremony for its two-story, 10,000-square-foot building, which...Tags: Howard County, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Rentals, House Building, Woodlawn (Baltimore, Maryland)
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UPDATE: Farm Fresh changes weekly ad, shoppers chatter
Daily PressPeople, especially serious shoppers, do not like change. That's the message a vocal group of Hampton Roads shoppers have been sending to Farm Fresh after the grocery chain changed its weekly advertisement. In April, Farm Fresh switched to a smaller...Tags: Groceries, Media Industry, Farms, Hampton Roads, Advertising
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Beaufort County close to approving new U.S. 278 traffic light in Okatie
The Island Packet OnlineBeaufort County is close to approving a new traffic light on U.S. 278 in Okatie. A County Council subcommittee endorsed a $600,000 project Monday that includes a traffic light at the intersection of Hampton Parkway and U.S. 278. The project also calls... -
Newly formed Civitas Media names CFO
Gallipolis Daily Tribune, OhioJeff D. Sherman has been appointed as the first Chief Financial Officer of the newly formed Civitas Media, it was announced May 1 by CEO and President Michael C. Bush. The appointment was effective April 22. Bush said Sherman is a detail-oriented,...Tags: U.S. Navy, The Ohio State University, Corporate Officers, New York University, Companies and Corporations
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The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.), Josh Shaffer column
The News & ObserverNettie Grove shuffled to the door on her walker, still wearing her nightgown in the late afternoon, and invited me in for a cup of Sanka and half a Krispy Kreme doughnut. I'd come to hear how Raleigh bought the house she rents on Carver Street and...Tags: Interior Policy, Casablanca (movie), Chicago Housing Authority, Rentals, Raleigh
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Galaxy Cinema's fall starts central Cary shift
The News & ObserverThe old theater's crown didn't come down easy. The distinctive crest atop the former Galaxy Cinema yawned and creaked as the cranes tore at it from different angles, then finally fell at 4:30 on Tuesday afternoon. A few witnesses pressed against...Tags: Manufacturing and Engineering, Business, Jesse Helms, Rental Service, Heavy Engineering
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