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Owner of former Washington Freedom faces players union grievance
The women’s pro soccer team in South Florida employs several of the U.S. stars from this summer’s World Cup, including Abby Wambach and Hope Solo, but the figure who has drawn much of the attention this season has been its owner, Dan Borislow....Tags: Unions, Radio, Multi-Sport Events, Media Industry, Abby Wambach
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Michael Eric Dyson leaves NPR show made at WEAA, Ken Weinman out at 105.7 The Fan
The Baltimore SunSome radio changes over the weekend... Michael Eric Dyson has left his NPR show that's produced at Morgan State University, and the production will go off the air altogether at the end of the month. For the next three weeks, guest hosts will fill in...Tags: Radio, Radio Industry, Financial Aid, Music, Media Industry
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Table Talk: A veteran caterer lands in Arbutus
Arbutus, for all of its charms and assets, is not generally credited with being a culinary capital. The dining choices in family-oriented community on the southwest tip Baltimore County tend toward the tried and true.
A veteran caterer is hoping to...Tags: Baltimore County, Radio, Bacon, Media Industry, Restaurant and Catering Industry
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Stop Rush Limbaugh? Stop Jugs for Plugs!
The Baltimore SunThe whole dustup surrounding Rush Limbaugh is decidedly not rated G. Slut this. Prostitute that. So when confronted by a critic, the station that airs the Limbaugh show locally understandably attempted to point to something even worse than a talk show...Tags: Prostitution, Radio, Dave Hill, Rush Limbaugh, Business
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September 11, 2001 – too painful to remember, too horrible to forget
I've long been a believer in the concept of cause and effect as it relates to shaping our lives. I first learned about it in an eighth grade U.S. history class and it's influenced my thinking, learning and writing since — probably the way I live...Tags: September 11, 2001 Attacks, Radio, Japan, New York City, Iris Chang
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Stillwater Artisanal Ales Dinner at Pazo
The Baltimore SunThis just in. Pazo has added capacity for Thursday night's Stillwater Artisanal Ales beer dinner. Brewmaster Brian Strumke (pictured) is the special guest at a $79 per person, four-course dinner at Pazo. Strumke's travels and Stillwater have been the...Tags: Radio, The Washington Post, Alcoholic Beverages, Chicago Tribune
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Ellicott City: Centennial High School Boosters seeks Gala fundraiser volunteers
Cindy Ouellette, Centennial High school parent and Boosters Club Gala Dinner chairwoman, informed me that she is seeking interested parents and community members to help plan and implement this year's adults-only fundraiser scheduled for March 2012....Tags: Human Body, Radio, File Sharing, Arts, Brain
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Concert news: Ryan Adams, Avey Tare, 'Young, Broke & Beautiful,' Sting
The Baltimore SunHas Ryan Adams finally made something as good as "Heartbreaker"? That's what the early reviews are saying about "Ashes & Fire," his new album. He'll be playing material from the album on his Fall tour, which he announced Monday, the same day NPR started...Tags: Animal Collective (music group), Animals, Ryan Adams, IFC (tv network), Sting
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Dollar coins piling up at Baltimore reserve bank
In a dimly lit underground vault a block from Camden Yards, the Federal Reserve is holding millions of dollars in cash that nobody wants.
The money — stored in cloth and plastic sacks piled high on metal shelving units — is in the unloved...Tags: Radio, Executive Branch, Federal Reserve, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Judges
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Coffee Companion (10/10): How will the Ravens fare after the bye?
Each morning, Monday through Friday, I'll hook you up with reading material to skim through as you slug down coffee and slack off at the start of your workday -- that way I'll have an excuse to do the same at the start of mine.
Running it back:...Tags: Baltimore Orioles, Orlando Brown, AFC North, Social Media, Heart Attack
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Bill Clinton - PBS offers a second draft of history this week
The Baltimore SunIf the daily coverage of Bill Clinton's rollercoaster presidency and the inititial wave of journalist-written biographies constituted the first draft of history, this four-hour PBS film some 12 years after he left office is the second. Proper...Tags: James Carville, Movies, White House, Bill Clinton
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Two hundred expected for dinner, but where?
In Paris, the pop-up party materialized on the cobblestones in front of Notre Dame cathedral. In Chicago, it was held under the watchful eye of the Picasso sculpture on Daley Plaza.
And on Tuesday night, when this trendy movable feast arrived in...Tags: Fells Point, Tide Point Waterfront Park, Starbucks Corp., Entertainment Events, Frederick Douglass
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