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Anne Arundel ethics panel tells Fink to recuse himself on new executive selection
The Anne Arundel County Ethics Commission says County Council member Derek Fink should not participate in the selection of a new county executive because of his business relationship in Greene Turtle restaurants with Del. Steve Schuh, who is seeking the...
Tags: Ethics, Values, Elections
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Ale House Columbia joins competition on Dobbin Road
With the opening of The Ale House Columbia this week, beer lovers and foodies now have a new local venue for lunch, dinner and happy hour. "I think it's going to cover all the bases for the people of Columbia," said Donald Kelly, co-owner of The Ale...
Tags: Pratt Street, Ellicott City, Bars and Clubs, Dining and Drinking
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Concerns follow exit of live music at Recher Theatre
Towson leaders and owners of the Recher Theatre met Thursday, Feb. 14 to discuss some of the early concerns stemming from the venue's planned change to a nightclub later this spring. But while the plans for Torrent Nightclub and the business...
Tags: Charles Village, David Marks, Bars and Clubs, Music, Dining and Drinking
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Former student protesters remember civil rights battle over the Northwood Theatre
Movie tickets at the Northwood Theatre cost just 90 cents back in 1963. But for some, the price of admission was considerably higher. It took years of picketing and nights in jail for hundreds of African-American college students and their supporters...
Tags: Prisons, Martin Luther King Jr., Business, Teachers, Civil Rights
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With Yelp and Angie's List, everyone's a critic
After hearing rave reviews from his friends, Scott Cover decided it was time to try the pizza at Joe Squared himself. But after a lackluster pie and what he considered overpriced beers, Cover felt the popular Station North restaurant had fallen well short...
Tags: Business, Social Media, Fells Point, Litigation, Computer Networking and Internet
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A fashion-forward guide to NYC
New York City is the most fashionable place to be seen this week when Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week rolls into Lincoln Center. One of the biggest draws of the event is the opportunity to rub shoulders with the fashion elite: models, photographers, designers,...Tags: West Village, Manhattan (New York City), Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Victoria Beckham, Christian Siriano
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Mother-daughter team open Ethiopian bakery
A new bakery in Laurel is offering traditional coffeehouse fare alongside spicy, exotic breads, and a mother-daughter team from Ethiopia is behind it all. Maza Getachew and her mother, Genet Vulcha — the owner of Genet Bakery and Catering —...
Tags: Sales, Business, Breads, Peppers
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FountainSide shines with top-notch service
Hotel restaurants often get a bad rap. Many are known for boring decor, pricey food and lackadaisical service. FountainSide at the Doubletree by Hilton in Pikesville fits some of those descriptions — but the service is anything but lazy. The...
Tags: Pikesville, Steaks, Foods and Beverages, Reisterstown Road, Shrimp
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Harford liquor board discusses cafe wine and beer display limits
Concerned that the establishment not be turned into what members said could be a restaurant in the middle of a liquor store, the Harford County Liquor Control Board requested Wednesday that the owner of Pairings Bistro in Bel Air give them a final floor...Tags: Justice System, Judges, Havre de Grace, Harford Community College, Wines
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Restaurant couples find other times, ways to create romance
Sure, not everyone wants to celebrate Valentine's Day. It's not so hard to sit it out. But imagine if you and your sweetheart worked together in the Valentine's Day industry, catering to romance but, come dinnertime on Feb. 14, never able to...
Tags: Fells Point, New Year's Day, Charles Street, Key West, Holidays
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Eagle Archive: Celebrating McDaniel's, and Westminster's connections in Greece
Several McDaniel College students, faculty members and alumni recently gathered to share a meal at Ambrosia, a neighborhood Greek restaurant. Greek restaurants have a following in Carroll County, as they certainly do in many communities. In fact, many...Tags: Delphi Corp, Westminster (Carroll, Maryland), Colleges and Universities
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Planning Commission approves Rotunda redevelopment design
The Baltimore City Planning Commission on Thursday voted wholeheartedly to approve the design of the Rotunda redevelopment project, giving developer Hekemian & Co. the go-ahead to break ground in late May or early June. "Go forth and build,"...
Tags: Mary Pat Clarke, Chris Bell, Elections
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