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LeAnn Rimes' big Baltimore day off
The Baltimore SunWhat's a country star to do with afull day in Baltimore and no idea how to spend it? Ask her fans, of course. LeAnn Rimes, with time to spend here after her weekend Girls With Guitars benefit concert, took to Twitter early Monday morning with the plea:...Tags: Harbor East, Italy, LeAnn Rimes, Twitter, Inc., Little Italy (Baltimore, Maryland)
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Like/Dislike: Kyle Mays, National Aquarium
You'd think that almost being bitten by a 9-foot-long python would turn Kyle Mays running for the door. But for some reason, the Woodberry resident has continued working at Baltimore's National Aquarium for five years. "I have always wanted to work...
Tags: Green Bean Casserole, Sauerkraut, Apple iPod, Animal Planet (tv network), Green Beans
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Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Monday
WEATHER
The National Weather Service is calling for Monday to be partly sunny in the Baltimore area, with a high near 87. There is a 60 percent chance of precipitation. Monday night is expected to start cloudy and then gradually become clear, with a...Tags: Anglicanism, Towson, American League East, Federal Election Commission, Sex Crimes
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Protecting terrapins from recreational crab pots
Those trying to celebrate what is traditionally considered an annual rite of summer — catching crabs to feast on — are reminded that those tasty critters typically can be found in the same waters as the state's reptile, the diamondback...Tags: John Griffin
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Veterans Day schedule
This schedule will be in effect Monday: Government offices Closed in Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Frederick, Harford and Howard counties; and in Annapolis and Baltimore City. Courts Closed in all jurisdictions. Libraries Open in Anne Arundel...Tags: Veterans Day, Walters Art Museum, Annapolis, Port Discovery Children's Museum, Baltimore Museum of Art
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MD. tourism industry organizes Crisfield relief
The Baltimore SunCrisfield, the hub of Maryland’s crab industry, was severely damaged by Superstorm Sandy. The owners of Golden Ring Transportation, with some assistance of the Maryland Office of Tourism Development, are putting together a grassroots relief... -
Ellicott City photographer brings nature to life
With its triangular, armored head, bulging eyes and serrated forearms, the predator attacking its prey is a menacing sight. The Transformer-like creature on the computer screen in George Grall's home office is actually a Carolina mantis chowing down on a...
Tags: Costa Rica, Ellicott City, Periodicals, Smithsonian Institution, Arts
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Vote no on Baltimore's Question H
Every few years, Baltimore City residents are called upon to vote on any number of bond initiatives, wherein the city uses its credit card to fund any number of projects. The city then repays the money with interest at some future date. This is common...Tags: Colonial Williamsburg, Maryland Science Center
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Maryland braces for Sandy
As the eye of Hurricane Sandy loomed over the waters some 500 miles southeast of Washington and the monster storm churned toward the Mid-Atlantic coast at 15 miles per hour, Marylanders braced Sunday for the arrival of a weather system some forecasters...
Tags: Natural Disasters, Ken Ulman, Caribbean Islands, BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport, Hurricanes
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Masonville Cove goes back to nature
Proving once again that it's always better to be late than not at all, the state has finally completed a new "nature area" at Masonville Cove, the second act in a $153 million restoration of a longtime dumping ground on the southern side of Baltimore's...
Tags: Canoeing and Kayaking
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Aquarium marks World Oceans Day
Happy World Oceans Day - sort of. Today marks the annual observance of the vast water bodies that cover nearly three-quarters of Earth's surface. It's a time for taking stock. Oceans regulate our climate (El Nino and La Nina, anyone?) and feed us,...
Tags: Science, Biology
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Wedded: Salmah Rizvi and Imran Akram
Wedding day: Sept. 29, 2012 The bride: Salmah Y. Rizvi, 26, grew up in Laurel. She works for the Department of Defense. Her father, Anwar H. Rizvi, is a plant pathologist for the United States Department of Agriculture. Her mother, Shamoon H. Rizvi, is a...
Tags: American Visionary Art Museum, Marriage, Weddings, Harbor East, Wii
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