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Hampden: Congratulations to communty council's Genny Dill and super-moms everywhere
For the next few months, traveling in and out of Baltimore along the I-83 corridor near Hampden is going to be tricky at best, because of heavy infrastructure construction taking place. But then, that's one the perks of living here. You don't have to...Tags: Heavy Engineering, Hampden, Manufacturing and Engineering, Mother's Day
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City economic development chief Brodie to retire
M.J. "Jay" Brodie, who has headed Baltimore's economic development agency under four mayors and helped shepherd projects such as the Harbor East redevelopment, said Thursday he plans to retire.
The Baltimore native and former city housing commissioner is...Tags: Harbor East, Local Government, Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Company, M.J. Brodie, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake
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City building bike trail to connect Penn Station and Inner Harbor
About 16 months from now, bicyclists will be able to ride from the Inner Harbor to Pennsylvania Station on a smooth path all their own.
Little by little, crews working in the shadow of the Jones Falls Expressway are inching their way north, building a...Tags: Inner Harbor, Druid Hill, B-cycle, LLC, Maryland Zoo Baltimore, Commuting
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Woodworker finds beauty in nature's simple gifts
If the life of furniture maker Robert Ortiz was ever made into a movie, it would be full of adventure and plenty of plot twists.
The opening scene would unfold in New York City in the 1960s, with a Hispanic kid from humble roots leaving home at age 14 to...Tags: Movies, Music, Chestertown, Home Improvement, Roman Catholicism
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Ravens bar of the week: Max's Taphouse
Max's is a beer lover's nirvana.
There are selections from across the world, rare brews, cask-conditioned ales, and a collection of some 1,200 bottled beers in stock. In total, there are 140 rotating drafts and five hand-pumped cask ales. It is not a...Tags: Fells Point, Metal and Mineral, Building Material, Bars and Clubs, Baltimore Beer Week
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Datebook
Sunday, Nov. 13 'The Splendor of Trumpet and Organ' Classical concert featuring the orchestra of St. John's Episcopal Church takes place at 4 p.m. at 9120 Frederick Road in Ellicott City. Tickets are $25, free for those 18 and younger accompanied by an...Tags: Concerts, Interior Policy, Arts, Ellicott City, Ice Skating
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Councilman pledges to halt City Hall's tax breaks for developers
The City Council's finance committee chairman threatened Thursday to impose a moratorium on tax breaks for developers until City Hall implements more transparency in the process and funds more projects outside of downtown. Carl Stokes, who chairs the...Tags: Charles Village, Under Armour Inc., Abell Foundation, Locust Point, Belvedere Square
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New tricks: Refurbished Hampden mill is now home to teachers
Every weekday morning, at about the same hour that dozens of young teachers are finishing their coffee and heading off to classrooms, construction workers arrive for the day at the hillside campus where the educators live.
The construction workers are...Tags: Mount Vernon, Rental Service, Teaching and Learning, Jones Falls, Restaurant and Catering Industry
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Quartet settles into Sunday program with new name
"What's in a name?" Shakespeare once famously asked. Quite a lot, learned the members of the Clipper Mill String Quartet, which plays at the next Sundays at Three chamber music concert, Dec. 4.
The group, which is made up of three full-time members of...Tags: Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Music Theater, Music Industry, Anglicanism, Concerts
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Sunday series brings top talent at a bargain price
Columbia's wildly successful grassroots chamber music series, Sundays at Three, is marking its 15th year with an offer that classical music fans may find difficult to refuse.
Subscribers are getting the chance to buy season tickets at a 15 per cent...Tags: Montgomery County (Maryland), Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Anglicanism, Music Industry, Music Theater
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Heavy rain, flash flooding ensnare Baltimore motorists
Heavy rains from a morning storm caused flash flooding and standing water in the city and throughout the region, officials said. At about noon Sunday, city and Baltimore County fire and rescue officials rescued motorists from three cars submerged in...Tags: Natural Disasters, Jones Falls, Transportation, Floods, Weather Reports
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Marin Alsop: Readying the notes on legendary ladies
It's still late-summer, but classical musicians can hardly wait to get back into the concert hall for the 2011-2012 season.
One of the first to return is the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. Conductor Marin Alsop leads a Gala Celebration concert Sept. 10 at...Tags: Common, Itzhak Perlman, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Anglicanism, Music Industry
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