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Phillips Seafood to make "major announcement" Tuesday at Power Plant ribbon cutting
The Baltimore SunMayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake is scheduled to join Steve Phillips, president and CEO of Phillips Foods and Seafood Restaurants, and developer David Cordish at a Tuesday afternoon ribbon-cutting for the new Phillips Seafood Restaurant at the Power Plant....Tags: Television Stations, Television, ESPN (tv network), Seafood and Fishing Industry, Restaurants
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Phillips Seafood to join Cordish Cos. at Maryland Live slots casino
The Baltimore SunPhillips Seafood will open a location at Maryland Live, the Cordish Cos.' $500 million casino and entertainment complex under construction at Arundel Mills. Cordish chairman David Cordish made the announcement at a Tuesday afternoon ribbon-cutting at...Tags: Harborplace, Ruth's Chris Steak House Incorporated, Cheesecake Factory, C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger, Foods and Beverages
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Sandbagged?
The Baltimore SunSome Baltimore are residents and business owners are feeling like they were sandbagged -- by the media, by the government agencies. That feeling, of having been needlessly duped into both provision-making and plan-canceling, was the talk of the social...Tags: James Joyce, Small Businesses, Restaurants, Brunch, Business
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Last call on last day for last of Harborplace originals
Dick Smith, who was there when the place opened 31 years ago, was back at his piano bar in Phillips Seafood Sunday afternoon, the last day of business at Harborplace for the last of the original tenants. Smith played "As Time Goes By," and longtime...Tags: Brad Pitt, WBAL-TV, Harlem Globetrotters, ESPN (tv network), High School Sports
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Brice R. Phillips, Phillips Seafood founder, dies
Brice R. Phillips, the patriarch of a Maryland seafood empire that began 55 years ago with a simple crab shack in Ocean City/, died Friday at his home in the seaside resort town.
Mr. Phillips, who was 90, had been in declining health. The cause of...Tags: ESPN (tv network), Restaurants, Regional Authority, Locust Point, M.J. Brodie
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Table Talk: Duff's new adventures are coated in sugar
Duff Goldman had a "blast" making his new Food Network series — "I got to check out the country. They let me off the leash." His new project is "Sugar High," a six-episode series debuting Aug. 8. The show sends Goldman and his motorcycle on a...Tags: ESPN (tv network), Federal Hill, Restaurants, Architecture, Food Network (tv network)
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Cordish set to make announcement at Power Plant
Phillips Seafood, an original Harborplace tenant that is closing its restaurant there Sept. 30, will show a city design panel plans Thursday for a new establishment at the Power Plant, in space left vacant by ESPN Zone when it closed last summer. The...Tags: ESPN (tv network), Architecture, Cordish Cos.
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Cordish to make "major" Power Plant announcement Thursday
The Baltimore SunCordish Cos. CEO David Cordish will share a "major" Power Plant announcement at a press conference scheduled for 11:30 a.m. Thursday. The announcement could either confirm or put an end to the speculation that Phillips Seafood will be moving into ESPN...Tags: ESPN (tv network), Chicago Hotels, Foods and Beverages, Seafood
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Reading the crabshells: Phillips on UDARP agenda
The Baltimore SunCordish and Phillips are still not holding hands in public, but a blabbermouth city agency may have spilled the beans about their courtship. Plans to renovate the Power Plant exterior for a new Phillips Seafood restaurant are on the agenda of the city's...Tags: M.J. Brodie, Seafood and Fishing Industry, Restaurants, Foods and Beverages, Seafood
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Phillips Seafood move to be discussed next week
Phillips Seafood is scheduled to present its exterior plans for a new restaurant at the Inner Harbor's Power Plant at a July 14 meeting of Baltimore City's Urban Design and Architecture Review Panel. The meeting's agenda, released Thursday, confirms a...Tags: Rental Service, ESPN (tv network), Restaurants, Foods and Beverages, Architecture
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ESPN Zone replaced by Phillips Seafood
The Baltimore SunThe old ESPN Zone space in the Inner Harbor has a new tenant in Phillips Seafood, David Cordish confirmed this morning. ESPN Zone opened on Pratt Street in 1998, and closed definitely in June of last year in a big corporate shutdown of several of the...Tags: ESPN (tv network), Pratt Street, Restaurants, Inner Harbor, Foods and Beverages
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Phillips Seafood will open in ESPN Zone space in fall 2011, Cordish announces
The Baltimore SunPhillips Seafood and the Cordish Cos. announced today that Phillips will remain in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, moving into the former ESPN Zone space at the Power Plant. The Power Plant location is scheduled to open in the Fall of 2011. You can...Tags: ESPN (tv network), Inner Harbor, Foods and Beverages, Seafood, Cordish Cos.
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