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Trees falling for Baltimore Grand Prix
Dozens of trees are falling on downtown streets to improve sight lines for spectators at the Baltimore Grand Prix, but event planners intend to replace them after the race — half of them in large pots so that they can be moved, not destroyed, in...Tags: Labor Day, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Maryland Science Center, Inner Harbor, Pratt Street
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Table Talk: Baltimore restaurant numbers holding steady
August is historically a slow month for restaurants — that's why you see so many restaurant-week dining promotions scheduled for this month. August is also a slow month for food journalists, which is why you see so many restaurant-industry trend...Tags: Personal Service, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Ice Cream, Foods and Beverages, Auto Trends
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Redistricting Baltimore
We all knew this was coming. The 2010 Census revealed that Baltimore continued to lose population over the past 10 years — albeit at a slower pace than in previous decades — and with Maryland's decennial redistricting process under way, it...Tags: Media Industry, Examinations, Frederick H. Bealefeld, III, School Examinations, Judges
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Party welcomes downtown Baltimore dog walk
The Baltimore SunDowntown Baltimore's only legit dog space is re-opening! And it's a safe bet that most folks didn't even know that it was closed.... or even existed. But this week, it's a chance for downtown dog folks to get re-aquainted (or, aquainted) with the Liberty...Tags: Downtown (Baltimore, Maryland)
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Many residents along Grand Prix course excited
Sharon and Bill Reuter moved to Ridgely's Delight in 1986, before Ravens perched a few blocks away and before Camden Yards evoked anything more than a faded industrial past. When the city and state got serious about building a ballpark just across...Tags: Auto Racing, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, St. Petersburg (Pinellas, Florida), Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Trips and Vacations
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District 11: William Cole
1. Please describe your educational and professional background and how it has prepared you to serve on the City Council.
Everything from my education to my professional and political experiences, including one term on City Council, one term in the...Tags: Values, Continuing Education, University of Baltimore, Babe Ruth, Finance
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Governor O'Malley says the state has come a long way in defending against threats since 9/11
None of us will ever forget where we were on Sept. 11, 2001. Many of my family members were in New York. I remember the feeling of dread when I couldn't reach anyone by phone. Among the nearly 3,000 who died in the attacks, 68 names are inscribed in the...Tags: Nursing Homes, File Sharing, Emergency Incidents, BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport, Hospitals and Clinics
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Initiative gives new meaning to 'park' in a parking space
Motorists looking for a place to park in the 800 block of West 36th Street on Sept. 16 will find a cafe where two public parking spaces should be. The local landscape architecture and urban design firm Mahan Rykiel Associates is taking over two adjoining...Tags: File Sharing, Transportation, Hampden, Citizens Initiative and Recall, Architecture
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Fourth of July incidents mar Inner Harbor's image
To a city that struggles to shake off its crime-ridden image, the incident seems like the last straw: On one of the most festive days of the year, in one of the safest places in town, amid a veritable battalion of police, a bullet appears to have fallen...Tags: Labor Day, Dundalk, Car Safety Tips and Advice, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, The Happiest News!
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Occupy Baltimore: an open-ended conclusion
Now entering its third week, Occupy Baltimore has settled into its appropriated digs at the Inner Harbor, taking regular deliveries of pizzas and camping out overnight for what its website calls an Indefinitely Long Peaceful Demonstration.
Emphasis on...Tags: Entertainment Events, Demonstration, Inner Harbor, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, University of Maryland Baltimore County
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New arts group EMP Collective opens downtown venue
When seven former college friends first ventured inside the former shoe factory at 306 W. Redwood St., it was filled with junk and there were holes in the floor.
There wasn't an electrical outlet to be found, let alone the remnants of the former...Tags: Movies, Music Industry, Station North, Artists, Carrots
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Ripley's Believe It or Not! plans for Harborplace draw concern
If Ripley's Believe It or Not! opens a proposed "odditorium" museum at the Inner Harbor, it will be hard to miss.
To lure visitors to its collection of "amazing exhibits" and "unbelievable & genuine artifacts from around the globe," the Orlando, Fla.-...Tags: Restaurant and Catering Industry, Disneyland Park, Harborplace, Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., Companies and Corporations
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