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Crab factory
Sun ReportersBy 9 a.m. the crab boats have already been coming and going from the pier for close to five hours, with migrant Burmese workers laboring to unload, sort, weigh and steam crabs that are destined for dinner plates on the other side of the world....Tags: Natural Resource Industry, Superman (fictional character), Restaurants, Science, Wages and Pensions
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Visionaries bask in Hippodrome glow
Baltimoresun.com StaffFirst of two parts The curtain goes up Tuesday night at the Hippodrome Theatre at the France-Merrick Performing Arts Center in downtown Baltimore. While the 2,286 guests on hand for the opening night gala premiere of the mega-Tony Award-winning...Tags: Lyric Opera of Baltimore, Arts, Culture, Alan Ladd, Silver Spring (Montgomery, Maryland)
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Veterans draw job of prosecuting first cases
Sun StaffWhen Attorney General John Ashcroft selected two Virginia prosecutors yesterday to hold the first trials in the Washington-area sniper attacks, he chose veteran lawyers well-acquainted with the death penalty and high-profile cases. Robert F. Horan, the...Tags: The Home Depot, Lawyers, Fairfax (Fairfax, Virginia), Elections, Imperial and Royal Matters
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Historic theater feted in morning ceremony
Baltimoresun.com StaffEric P. Grubman simply couldn't compete with the nearby drilling. "Going forward ...," he began at a news conference earlier today announcing the festivities surrounding Tuesday's opening of the $62 million Hippodrome Performing Arts Center on the west...Tags: Culture, Arts, Tony Awards, Martin O'Malley, Les Miserables (musical)
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Review: 'Tribes' will be heard — and felt
In the intellectually raucous British household of Nina Raine's "Tribes," family members don't so much talk as assault each other with monologues. The dinner table cacophony consists of scraps of debate, ironic jabs, aesthetic proclamations, academic...
Tags: Health and Safety at School, Hearing Impairment
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'Tribes' uncovers a dysfunction both silent and spoken
In the play "Tribes," a young deaf man with a boisterous, hearing family learns something from a new girlfriend that his parents and siblings never bothered to teach him: how to sign. He had always been expected to keep up with them by reading lips....
Tags: Genetic Condition, Celebrities, Music, Hearing Impairment, Tinnitus
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Elected officials chafe under ethics laws that ban lobbyist gifts
Sun SentinelEthics restrictions prohibiting local elected officials from accepting anything of value – a cup of coffee, a glass of wine or a meal – from lobbyists, vendors or anyone else with business before them are much too restrictive for Hollywood...Tags: Elections, Ethics, Tim Ryan, Broward Health Medical Center, Public Officials
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Southern California dreaming on 2013 spring runways
Los Angeles Times Fashion CriticOne of the great joys of being a fashion critic is the ability to observe how designers all over the world riff on and reinterpret the L.A. look. Watching the spring runway collections, whether I was sitting at a runway show in the crumbling Beekman...Tags: Raf Simons, Architecture, Isabel Marant, Alexander Wang, Rochas
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Wednesday is Blue Band Night at Roy Rogers
Roy Rogers Restaurant and the Williamsport Blue Band Boosters invite the community to Blue Band Night, which is Wednesday from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Massey Boulevard location. The restaurant will give a portion of the check to the Blue Band Boosters. A...Tags: High School Sports, Restaurants, Pocahontas, Dining and Drinking
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ANTIQUES: Washington's image found on many products
King Features SyndicateIt would not be in good taste or even legal to use a picture of the president of the United States as part of a product's package design or advertisement. Most states have laws that prohibit the unapproved use of a person's name or likeness for...Tags: Radio, Soups, Foods and Beverages, Butter, Media Industry
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Current Prices
Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the United States. Prices vary in different locations because of local economic conditions. Tramp art wall vanity, matchsticks, overhanging eave, bracketed...Tags: Soups, Prices, Foods and Beverages
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Echoes From The Past
The first black-and-white Zenith television set arrived at our Berlin area farm home in 1952 during my preschool years. In the early 1950s we were fortunate if we had two or three stations to choose from and along with Leave it to Beaver, Howdy...
Tags: Books, News Media, North Fork, Gene Autry, Books and Magazines
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