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Phillips Restaurant has grown from a carryout seafood restaurant in Ocean City, Md., to a well-known chain with locations along the East Coast, including ones in Baltimore, Washington, D.C., Annapolis and Myrtle Beach. In 1956 Brice and Shirley Phillips opened the first restaurant in Ocean City, Md., to deal with the surplus from the family's seafood plant on Hoopers Island in the Chesapeake Bay. As business grew, a larger restaurant opened in the beach town. Phillips' crab cakes became known around the mid-Atlantic as the family opened more locations. In 1980 it became one of the original tenants of Harborplace in the Inner Harbor. Expansion continued in 2004 when the company entered into a...
Phillips Restaurant has grown from a carryout seafood restaurant in Ocean City, Md., to a well-known chain with locations along the East Coast, including ones in Baltimore, Washington, D.C., Annapolis and Myrtle Beach. In 1956 Brice and Shirley Phillips opened the first restaurant in Ocean City, Md., to deal with the surplus from the family's seafood plant on Hoopers Island in the Chesapeake Bay. As business grew, a larger restaurant opened in the beach town. Phillips' crab cakes became known around the mid-Atlantic as the family opened more locations. In 1980 it became one of the original tenants of Harborplace in the Inner Harbor. Expansion continued in 2004 when the company entered into a licensing agreement with HMSHost Corp. to supply airport restaurants with its fare, including BWI, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport in Georgia and Norfolk International Airport in Virginia. You can also find Phillips products, such as crab cakes and soups, in grocery stores around the country. Phillips Foods, which now has crab-processing plants around the world, is headquartered in Locust Point. The company supplies products to Phillips restaurants and to grocery stores.
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New state, new job
Within three months, Daniel Seddiqui's resume could boast an impressive list of experiences.
He is on a mission to try a different job in each of the 50 states. He has spent a week as a marine biologist in Seattle and a week as a rodeo announcer in South...Tags: Furniture, Government, Chicago Jobs, Peanuts, Locust Point
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50 jobs
Within three months, Daniel Seddiqui's resume could boast an impressive list of experiences. The northern California native is on a mission to try 50 different jobs in each of the 50 states. He has spent a week as a marine biologist in Seattle and a week...Tags: Furniture, Government, Chicago Jobs, Peanuts, Locust Point
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General Growth underestimated Harborplace
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General Growth, owner of Baltimore-area malls, files for bankruptcy
General Growth Properties Inc.'s decision to file one of the biggest Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases in U.S. history Thursday resulted from its inability to refinance mounds of debt, taken on during a rapid expansion, when credit markets crumbled.
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Baltimore's inner charm
Special to amNewYorkNew Yorkers donšt have to travel far for a little Southern comfort. Just three hours south on Amtrak, sits Baltimore. Dubbed 'Charm City,' this proud working and middle class town gets a bad rap, thanks in part to television dramas like "The Wire" and...Tags: Barnes & Noble Incorporated, James Rouse, Harbor East, Maryland Science Center, Chesapeake Bay
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Takeout: Flight fare
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Most airlines have stopped serving real, complimentary meals in coach. My...Tags: Commuting, Air Transportation Industry, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Chesapeake Bay
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40 years of Sun athletic standouts
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ATLANTIC CITY: Guide to celebrity chefs and new restaurants
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Q&A with David Braunstein and Matt Streett
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House passes extension for visas
Sun StaffEmergency legislation allowing foreign workers to return to jobs at crab-picking houses on Maryland's Eastern Shore cleared its last major hurdle yesterday as the House of Representatives easily approved the measure, which supporters slipped into an...Tags: Personal Data Collection, Government, Wayne T Gilchrest, Tom DeLay, State Budgets
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Crab pickers turn to House for seasonal-worker visas
Sun StaffKENT NARROWS - Buoyed by a victory in the U.S. Senate this week, Maryland's seafood processors turned their attention yesterday to winning House of Representatives approval for a visa program they say is crucial to the survival of the Chesapeake Bay's...Tags: Parliament, Government, Personal Data Collection, Seafood and Fishing Industry, Wayne T Gilchrest
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The Pilgrims of Palomas
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