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What's new on the Delaware shore
Every year, new restaurants, stores and other attractions pop up on the Delaware shore. This year is no exception. The list below is a sampling of some of the more interesting places that have recently opened their doors, as wel as some beach standbys....Tags: Physical Fitness and Exercise, Vegetarian Diet, Key Lime Pie, Frozen Yogurt, Bee (insect)
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Baltimore Highlands: Volunteer fire department hopes to raise $1.2 million for addition
The English Consul Volunteer Fire Department announced a 5-year drive to raise $1.2 million for constructing a much-needed addition to the existing station at 2827 Michigan Ave. This group has protected the communities of Rosemont, Baltimore Highlands...Tags: Outdoor Cinema, Movies, Foods and Beverages, Potatoes, Salads
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Restaurant Review: Rusty Scupper offers more than just a view
The Rusty Scupper is celebrating its 30th anniversary on the south side of Baltimore's Inner Harbor. The restaurant says that all told, it's served more than 1.7 million crab cakes, 780,000 pounds of jumbo lump crab meat and 156,000 dozen oysters.
If you...Tags: Tomatoes, Dining and Drinking, Foods and Beverages, Appetizers, Seafood
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West Ocean City's Shrimp Boat gets beer and wine license
The Baltimore SunThe weekend is so close you can taste it. If you're headed east to the Atlantic, take a look at our guide to 100 Best Beach Eats, which covers Ocean City, West Ocean City and Delaware towns stretching from Fenwick Island to Lewes. It might be hard to...Tags: Boats
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Restaurant Review: Kettle Hill ably rides the farm-to-table wave
If you want a glimpse into the near future of contemporary American dining, head down to Power Plant Live, where a promising new restaurant named Kettle Hill has put down stakes. It's a farm-to-table restaurant for the century's second decade. If the...
Tags: Theodore Roosevelt, Marketing, Dining and Drinking, Oysters, Foods and Beverages
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Grillfire offers comfort food in a 'rustic' setting
While it's certainly true that there's no place like home, it behooves us now and then to venture out of "Harrid Cownee" and see what's happening elsewhere. Which is why we recently ventured into Anne Arundel County, to check out how the new casino is...
Tags: Hanover (Anne Arundel, Maryland), Fresh Tuna, Macaroni and Cheese, Chili, Chinese Restaurants
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Table Talk: The Museum to open soon in Mount Vernon
The Brass Elephant could soon be reopening. Well, not the Brass Elephant exactly. A restaurant named The Museum is set to open within weeks at 924 N. Charles St., the elegant Mount Vernon townhouse that the Brass Elephant called home for almost 30 years...
Tags: Marketing, Dining and Drinking, Mount Vernon, St. Paul Street, Federal Hill
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Restaurant Review: Steam pots shine at Plug Ugly's
Plug Ugly's Publick House is a strange name for a tavern. But Baltimore history buffs know the Plug Uglies were a thuggish street gang/political club that ran riot on Baltimore's streets in the 1850s. Don't worry. The newest resident of O'Donnell...Tags: Edgar Allan Poe, Tomatoes, Dining and Drinking, Foods and Beverages, Appetizers
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Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. opens at Harborplace
The Baltimore SunBubba Gump Shrimp Co. is now open at Harborplace. The restaurant and market takes over the old Phillips anchor space. The restaurant will be open seven days a week for lunch and dinner. The restaurant is owned by Houston-based Landry's Inc, which...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Restaurants
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Baltimore Highlands: Shrimp the big attraction for English Consul volunteers' feast
The English Consul Volunteer Fire Department, 2827 Michigan Ave., hosts the annual shrimp feast from 7 p.m. to midnight Saturday, May 12, costing $35 per person. A DJ will provide music. In addition to steamed shrimp, shrimp soup and shrimp creole,...Tags: Joan Mitchell, Dining and Drinking, Foods and Beverages, Salads, Maryland Zoo Baltimore
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Records: Rawlings-Blake spent nearly $3,000 on food and drink at Ravens games
Using public money, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake treated guests to $2,920.52 worth of food and nonalcoholic beverages in the city's skybox during a recent Ravens season at M&T Bank Stadium, records show.
At eight Ravens games during the 2010 season and...Tags: Regional Authority, Executive Branch, Auto Racing, Baltimore Ravens, Common
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Supper with asides on Jesus' personality served Wednesdays at Lansdowne churches
For centuries, people of faith have pondered the question, "Who is Jesus?" If you are one of these truth seekers, Lansdowne's Interfaith Partnership can help you find answers. Every Wednesday throughout this Lenten season, member churches of the...Tags: Christianity, St. Patrick's Day, Foods and Beverages, Salads, Halethorpe
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