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Share lessons of Lent during fellowship hours at churches [Column]
Walking the path leading us to Holy Week is more meaningful when shared with fellow believers. The Greater Lansdowne Interfaith Partnership provides a way by hosting Wednesday evening get-togethers throughout the 40 days of Lent, with potluck suppers at 6...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Republic of Ireland, Saint Patrick, Lent, Christianity
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Local restaurants earn Association nominations
Second Chance Saloon may be one of the most unlikely nominees in the Restaurant Association of Maryland award field, but it's not the only Howard County venue to be recognized. Joining Second Chance in the best bar/tavern category is Nottingham's, which...
Tags: Dining and Drinking, Laurel, Bars and Clubs, Wines, Restaurant and Catering Industry
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Moonshine Tavern an early hit in Canton
In its aim and ambition, Moonshine Tavern is nothing like the Gin Mill, the cozy Canton bar and restaurant it replaced after nearly 16 years of service. Like many of the nearby bars on Boston Street, the Gin Mill was more of a casual place for dinner...
Tags: Dining and Drinking, Strawberries, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Bars and Clubs
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New Catonsville concert series to start March 16
In addition to Frederick Road Fridays at Mews on Mellor and the Lurman Woodland Theatre Summer Concert Series on Saturday and Sunday evenings, Catonsville residents will have a third venue to enjoy free, live music this year. Saturday marks the start of...
Tags: Dining and Drinking, Festive Events, Strawberries, Catonsville, Restaurant and Catering Industry
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Clyde's scheduled to reopen in April
Clyde's of Columbia will reopen in mid- to late-April, later than anticipated because of a few minor problems during renovations that began in January. "If it takes a little more time, we want to get it done right the first time," said Clyde's General...
Tags: Dining and Drinking, Renovation
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For the Irish, breakfast is serious business
Let's set one thing straight right away: St. Patrick's Day stereotypes to the contrary, there's nothing green about an Irish breakfast. "No, nothing will be green," pledges Chris Marquis, chef at Baltimore's Slainte Irish Pub and Restaurant, before...
Tags: Bacon, Dining and Drinking, Republic of Ireland, Sausages, Holidays
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Handcrafted cocktails hit home
When Stacey Barich turned the modest dining room of her Parkville home into a tiki bar inspired by the 1930s, it became a project of passion for the 40-year-old photographer. Pairing her love of vintage culture with a growing obsession with...
Tags: Dining and Drinking, Manhattan (New York City), Bars and Clubs, Lemons, Limes
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Senior centers turn to brain aerobics classes
In a cheery room in Cockeysville, two dozen people sit with their heads down, focused on the papers in front of them. The only sound is the scratching of pencils on paper. The sight triggers memories of school days, but this is no group of middle...
Tags: Physical Fitness and Exercise, Alzheimer's Disease, Medical Research, Game Playing, Pathology
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Harris Teeter cuts ribbon on Towne Square at Turf Valley
As Glenwood resident Rick Seymour drove past the Towne Square at Turf Valley development about 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 2, he noticed the Harris Teeter sign from Marriottsville Road and figured he'd stop by and pick up a steak and fish for dinner....
Tags: Dining and Drinking, Harris Teeter, Inc., Marketing, Greenberg Gibbons, Bars and Clubs
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Bistro 300 in Hyatt Regency gets it right
You can say this about Hyatt: It keeps its properties fresh. I was looking back at the different concepts that have populated the Hyatt Regency Baltimore on Light Street since 1981. Who remembers Berry & Elliott's, the upper-story predecessor to now-...
Tags: Ice Cream, Sea Bass, Tomatoes, Sandwiches, Inner Harbor
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Guest chefs announced for Heavy Seas Alehouse fundraiser
The Baltimore SunHeavy Seas Alehouse has announced the lineup for its third guest chef dinner to benefit the Ullman Cancer Fund for Young Adults The chefs this time include, in addition to Heavy Seas Alehouse's own Matt Seeber, Sisha Ortuzar of Riverpark, a Tom...Tags: Dining and Drinking, New York City
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