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Some see role for stadium authority in school plan
Some Baltimore legislators, determined to win state approval for the city's ambitious plan to launch a $2.4 billion, 10-year overhaul of its aging school facilities, are considering bringing in the Maryland Stadium Authority to provide construction...
Tags: Regional Authority, Justice System, College Park (Prince George's, Maryland), Executive Branch, Democratic Party
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Young re-invited to mayor's Ravens skybox
The Baltimore SunUnlike last year, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake and City Council President Bernard C. "Jack" Young watched Sunday's home Ravens playoff game in apparent harmony. The Sun photographed Rawlings-Blake and Young proudly displaying their team spirit in...Tags: Bernard C. Young, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Elections
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SMG again wins bid to operate 1st Mariner Arena
Current operator SMG is the winning bidder for a new five-year contract to run 1st Mariner Arena and oversee its potential renaming, according to a memo from the city's top purchasing agent. SMG's proposal awaits approval by the Baltimore Board of...
Tags: AEG, Baltimore Blast, First Mariner Bancorp, Baltimore Convention Center, Willard Hackerman
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NFL games will bring economic boost to Maryland
The Ravens and Redskins will host playoff games Sunday, about 30 miles and 31/2 hours apart. Hosting two of the NFL's four playoff games in Maryland offers something of an economic double shot for the state. The games bring an increase in local taxes,...
Tags: Visit Baltimore, Football, University of Maryland Baltimore County, FedEx Field, Baltimore Hotels
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CAA to move men's basketball tournament to Baltimore, sources say
The Baltimore SunThe Colonial Athletic Association is bringing its postseason men’s basketball tournament to Baltimore, two league sources told The Baltimore Sun. According to one of the sources, the tournament will be held at 1st Mariner Arena beginning in 2013-...Tags: Virginia Commonwealth Rams, College Basketball, Towson Tigers, Conference USA, Colonial Athletic Association
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Logo artist files copyright lawsuits against Ravens, NFL
All Frederick E. Bouchat says he wanted years ago was recognition for his idea for the Ravens team logo.
Since the South Baltimore resident first sketched a flying raven clutching a shield with a "B" and faxed it to the Maryland Stadium Authority 16...Tags: Justice System, Football, Sony Corp., Lawyers, Companies and Corporations
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Political Notebook: Unanimous vote on county budget possible for first time in years
The Howard County Council's lone Republican member, Greg Fox, has voted against the county budget every year since he and the other four members started serving together in late 2006. This year, that streak may be broken. "There's a chance I might...Tags: Voting, John Morton, Democratic Party, Elections, Budgets and Budgeting
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No Prince George's legislators named to state gambling group
Senate President Mike Miller and House Speaker Mike Busch each picked three representatives to a state work group that will consider gambling expansion, but neither one selected legislators fromPrince George's County, the proposed location for a sixth...Tags: John Morton, Laurel
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Disorder in the court
For those who missed it, there was a relatively brief protest conducted early this week by several dozen people employed by the Baltimore City Circuit Court. They were upset by the deplorable conditions in both the Clarence M. Mitchell Jr. Courthouse...
Tags: Justice System, Taj Mahal, Witnesses, Prosecution, Employees
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1st Mariner Arena turns 50 amid calls for its replacement
The Baltimore Civic Center opened on Oct. 23, 1962, with the hometown debut of the Baltimore Clippers hockey team. This week, it celebrates the beginning of its 50th year with nine performances of "Disney on Ice." In between, the arena has hosted the...
Tags: AEG, Visit Baltimore, Baltimore Blast, Bruce Springsteen, National Basketball Association
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State, city program gives security guards police powers
The two men wore body armor with "POLICE" written across the chest and spilled out of their unmarked car, weapons drawn, ordering Christopher Dukes and his passenger out of their vehicle at a South Baltimore gas station parking lot. When Dukes pulled off,...Tags: Justice System, Libraries, Labor Legislation, Maryland State Police, Lawyers
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Going, going: Last of city's giant gas holders coming down
The giant gray cylinder has loomed over the North Baltimore landscape for decades, providing heating gas for city homes and a familiar landmark for drivers on the Jones Falls Expressway. Soon it will disappear from the skyline, and with it will go an...
Tags: Energy Resources, Memorial Stadium, Baltimore Gas and Electric Co., Business, Oriole Park at Camden Yards
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