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Baltimore casino developers show plans for site
Outside, Baltimore's proposed casino would have an industrial look inspired by old warehouses in the surrounding area and a shop-lined pedestrian zone reminiscent of the Eutaw Street promenade at Oriole Park.
Inside, it would have "neighborhoods"...Tags: Kevin Johnson, Casino and Gambling Industry, Maryland, Hotels and Accommodations, M&T Bank Stadium
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Hearings on CEG deal extended
Maryland energy regulators extended hearings Friday on Constellation Energy Group's proposed nuclear joint venture with a French utility, likely delaying yet again a decision on the fate of the deal. Additional hearings are scheduled for Oct. 14, and...Tags: Court Preliminary, Maryland, Lawyers, Justice System, Constellation Energy Group
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The Tax Day deals cometh
Dining@LargeSotto Sopra and P.F. Chang's, two restaurants with little in common, both have Tax Day specials planned for April 15.First, the Sotto Sopra "Dollar Pasta Night." Make a donation to the Kennedy Krieger Institute and dine on one of nine......Tags: Foods and Beverages, Dining and Drinking, Pasta, Mount Vernon, Restaurants
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Pushing hard, with no excuses
Top administrators in the Baltimore City school system were used to staff meetings with fluid agendas that left time for all to speak.
But now, Andrés Alonso was presiding. And class was in session.
When I send you an e-mail, the schools' new chief...Tags: Minority Groups, Family, PTA, Sheila Dixon, Academic Progress
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An FAQ for readers of previous columns
AT A MEETING of recovering drug addicts in West Baltimore the other night, there were more answers than questions, which is a good thing in group therapy - it means there's honesty in the room. Everyone seemed to feel free to recount their struggles and...Tags: Maryland, Drug Trafficking, Father's Day, Murder, Health Treatments
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Council member, developer indicted
A Baltimore grand jury indicted a city councilwoman and a developer with close ties to Mayor Sheila Dixon yesterday on bribery charges related to tax breaks for luxury buildings under construction on the city waterfront. The indictments of Councilwoman...Tags: Elections, Punishment, Government, Prisons, Malpractice
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City taxpayers could pay for Dixon's defense
Baltimore taxpayers could foot the bill for Mayor Sheila Dixon's legal fees under a new policy being drafted by the city law department.
The city's top attorney, Solicitor George A. Nilson, said he offered to research whether city officials could be...Tags: Maryland, Lawyers, Judges, Sheila Dixon, Justice System
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State uses downtown office to house troubled teens
Sun StaffFor the past five months, the Baltimore Department of Social Services has been regularly housing children overnight at a downtown office building - allowing them to sleep upright in hard plastic chairs or on thin mattresses on the floor. The practice...Tags: Maryland, Minority Groups, Teen-agers, Lawyers, Mental Illness
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Taxpayer subsidies for MTA routes
The Maryland Transit Administration's No. 64 bus starts at North Avenue, rolls through downtown and South Baltimore and down to Curtis Bay. For most of that stretch, it carries an average of more than 5,000 riders each weekday with a relatively modest...Tags: Maryland, Rossville, Patapsco, Baltimore County, Trips and Vacations
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City reaches slots pact that could cut taxes
The Dixon administration and the group bidding to build a slots parlor in Baltimore have reached an agreement that could generate enough money to slash Baltimore's property tax rate by up to eight cents, officials said. "It looks like this process is...Tags: Kevin Johnson, Property Tax, Government, Casino and Gambling, Lotteries
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Ex-Dixon aide Clark charged
Sun reportersThe Maryland state prosecutor charged Mayor Sheila Dixon's former campaign chairman yesterday with failing to file state income tax returns for three of the six years in which he earned $500,000 working without a contract as the Baltimore City Council's...Tags: Elections, Ethics, Labor Legislation, Primaries, Family
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Hard work, political ties eased Lipscomb's rise
Ronald H. Lipscomb loved being part of the development team behind the high-end Four Seasons hotel and condominium tower now rising on Baltimore's transformed Harbor East waterfront. Years before the first shovel of dirt, he mused about buying a seven-...Tags: Lawyers, Bribery, Malpractice, John Paterakis Sr., Sheila Dixon
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