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City plans fixes for Pride of Baltimore memorial in disrepair
Twenty-six years ago this month, Roma Foti's daughter, 23-year-old Nina Schack, was one of four crew members who lost their lives when the Pride of Baltimore, a replica of a 19th century sailing vessel, sank in a sudden storm in the Bermuda Triangle....Tags: Cornell University, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Durham (Durham, North Carolina), Connecticut Economic Development, Severna Park
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Future of Hampden Mayor's Christmas Parade in doubt
Tom Kerr was president of the old Hampden Businessmen's Association in 1972, when Gov. William Donald Schaefer asked him to organize the Hampden Mayor's Christmas Parade.
Although Schaefer was a Democrat and Kerr a Republican, Kerr was a big supporter...Tags: Sheila Dixon, Festive Events, Religious Festivals, Local Government, Entertainment Events
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Henson verdict a disappointment
Political consultant Julius Henson deserved to be held to account for his role in producing a fraudulent robocall on the night of the 2010 gubernatorial election that was clearly designed to prevent Democrats — and in particular, African-American...
Tags: Prosecution, Parties and Movements, Democratic Party, Polls, Elections
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Sun editorials: Foresight in the rear view
Readers might conclude that they were well served by The Sun editorial page's 1971 endorsement of City Council President William Donald Schaefer for mayor. Perhaps less so by its lament that he was "not an inspiring leader" or its prediction that the city...
Tags: Roosevelt, Germany, Wars and Interventions, Elections, Harborplace
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Phillips Seafood, the last of the original Harborplace tenants, to close
Phillips Seafood, the last of the original Harborplace tenants, is leaving Baltimore’s waterfront mall.
But it appears the restaurant — once one of the nation’s busiest eateries — won’t be going far when it closes on Sept....Tags: Seafood, Bankruptcy, ESPN (tv network), Phillips Seafood, Urban Outfitters Incorporated
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So much to do: Annapolis Democrats push ambitious agenda
Democratic leaders in Annapolis have compiled a "To Do" list for the next three months that includes raising taxes and changing the definition of marriage. Some also want to close off big chunks of Maryland to development and open even more casinos in the...Tags: Marriage, Same-Sex Marriage, Solar Energy, Family, Democratic Party
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City looking for new partners to run the Hollywood Diner
After a brief hiatus, the Hollywood Diner is back in business — but the city has other plans for the downtown eatery.
Baltimore City, which owns the property, has terminated its lease with the Chesapeake Center for Youth Development, the...Tags: Long Island, Dining and Drinking, Marketing, Restaurants, Barry Levinson
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Rocky Gap casino license awarded
Hoping to turn around the struggling resort, Maryland's slots location committee awarded a license Thursday for a casino at Rocky Gap Lodge and Golf Resort in Allegany County.
The Video Lottery Facility Location Commission voted unanimously to issue...Tags: Democratic Party, Rentals, Jack Nicklaus, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Consumer Goods Industries
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Dr. Richard T. Koritzer Sr., dentist
Dr. Richard T. Koritzer Sr., who practiced dentistry in Glen Burnie for 50 years and whose thirst for knowledge resulted in his earning a master's degree when he was 84, died Thursday from blood clots at Baltimore Washington Medical Center.
The Glen...Tags: Culture, Dentistry and Dental Health, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Christianity, Severna Park
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Allowing voters to veto transportation projects won't change anything
Former Gov. Parris N. Glendening's proposal to let voters decide whether to build transportation projects ignores the long history of disconnect between the state's plans and outcomes, which cannot be resolved by a simple yes or no by voters ("Voters will...Tags: Elections, Executive Branch, Chesapeake Bay Bridge, Government
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William Donald Schaefer ready for roasting?
The Baltimore SunWilliam Donald Schaefer would have loved Maryland Day this year. It's all about him! A year after of his death, Maryland Historical Society will celebrate Schaefer's memory Thursday with a roast. They'll also be showing off a few Schaefer artifacts...Tags: National Aquarium Baltimore, St. Mary's County
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Pimlico Special returning to Preakness weekend
The Pimlico Special is returning to Preakness weekend.
The Maryland Racing Commission approved the 2012 Pimlico Race Course racing days and spring stakes schedule at its regular meeting Tuesday at Laurel Park, including the return of the long-respected...Tags: Equestrian, The Jockey Club Incorporated, Preakness Stakes, Laurel Park, Pimlico Race Course
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