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After two decades in TV, Baltimore native Julie Bowen wins first Emmy
The Baltimore SunBaltimore native Julie Bowen, of ABC’s "Modern Family," grabbed the first headline of the night at the 63rd Primetime Emmy Awards Sunday – winning the trophy for best supporting actress in a comedy, It was the first Emmy announced on the Fox...Tags: Awards and Prizes, Minority Groups, Ty Burrell, Gays and Lesbians, Comedy (genre)
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Healthy Howard takes lead in county approach to federal health-care reform
It's been a local political football and a national cause célèbre, criticized for having a high cost-per-beneficiary using county dollars and lauded as saving lives.
Since its inception in 2008, the nonprofit organization Healthy Howard Inc., best...Tags: Retirement, Ellicott City, Howard County, File Sharing, Health and Safety at School
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University animation class bring a little motion to Towson Commons
It may not be the full-time tenants that many have been longing for, but passersby in downtown Towson will see a bit more activity inside of Towson Commons on Monday mornings this spring.
Towson University is holding a stop-motion animation class in...Tags: Arts, Animation (genre), Electronics, Colleges and Universities, Students
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Cafe Hon owner Denise Whiting drops her right to the 'Hon' trademark
After almost a year of simmering controversy, Cafe Hon owner Denise Whiting said Monday that she will relinquish her "Hon" trademark. "I'll take it off the register," she said. "It was never mine to have in the first place."
Her trademark announcement,...Tags: Television, Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks, Dining and Drinking, Denise Whiting, Restaurant and Catering Industry
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'The Wire' has ended, but its talent is still being tapped
With Felicia "Snoop" Pearson's guilty plea last week to conspiracy to sell heroin, one question being asked by fans of "The Wire" is how other cast members of the Baltimore-based series are doing.
The answer: Several are doing just fine professionally....Tags: Luther (tv program), BBC, NBC (tv network), Romola Garai, Tim Pigott-Smith
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Security an issue at Occupy Baltimore
The Occupy Baltimore protest is now entrenched at the Inner Harbor, but its members are questioning whether they can sustain the movement amid a dwindling number of core leaders and allegations of crime and drug use.
Reports that a woman was sexually...Tags: Demonstration, Drug Trafficking, File Sharing, Inner Harbor, Recreational Substance Use
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Fourth in Classic, Havre de Grace may still have a shot at Horse of the Year honor
Havre de Grace's bid for a Horse of the Year title may still have a glimmer of hope after she finished fourth in Saturday's Breeders Cup Classic at Churchill Downs in Louisville.
She certainly ran well enough in North America's richest horse race to...Tags: Chesapeake Bay, Belmont Stakes, Churchill Downs, Horse and Harness Racing
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Baltimore's outdoor summer film series overflow with personality
What's the best way to fill an open space with smiles for a summer night?
Fit in a big, bright movie screen, and hundreds are sure to follow. Every summer, in every corner of Baltimore, the light of the silvery moon turns outdoor silver screens into...Tags: Gene Kelly, Flipped (movie) , James Rouse, PG-13 Rated Movies, Sociology
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MICA vending machine aims to bring fine art to masses
You usually head for a vending machine when you're craving a bag of chips or can of soda.
But there's a one machine in Baltimore that dispenses objects such as a "Hankie Pankie," a heart-shaped engagement ring, a mini-Zombie or, for those in need of...Tags: Washington, DC, Arts, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Students, Fine Artists
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Sports columnist: A moment that wrote itself
The date — Sept. 6, 1995 — had been circled on calendars, not just in Baltimore, but throughout the country. The countdown for the Orioles' Cal Ripken Jr. to break Lou Gehrig's consecutive-games record had gone on for months. And yet, if I...
Tags: MLB Network (tv network), Cal Ripken, Periodicals, Bill Clinton, World Series
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How Josh Gad was almost Cameron, and Sarah Palin led Jason Winer to '1600 Penn'
Talk about instant success. Baltimore native Jason Winer doesn't even have a name yet for his Hollywood production company. But he and his two co-creators, "The Book of Mormon" Broadway star Josh Gad and former White House speechwriter Jon Lovett, already...Tags: NBC (tv network), The CW (tv network), Sarah Palin, Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp., Television
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Council members indicate support for eliminating two-tiered fire tax
Questions and comments at a work session this week indicated the County Council likely will approve merging the county's two fire tax districts into one countywide system, with one rate. "I, for one, can't understand why my constituents should continue...Tags: Ken Ulman, Ellicott City, Democratic Party
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