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GefilteFest held Sunday at Jewish Museum of Maryland
The Baltimore SunGefilte fish, the beloved Jewish preparation of slow simmered ground fish, takes the front burner on Sunday at GefilteFest, a full day of cooking crafts, music and storytelling for the whole family at the Jewish Museum of Maryland. Organized in...Tags: Gefilte Fish, Pikesville, Judaism
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Merchants set records as Sailabration boosts city business
Jimmy's Restaurant in Fells Point ran out of hot dogs, potato salad and macaroni salad and scrambled to replenish all weekend as hordes of hungry Sailabration visitors jammed the popular diner.
Even on Monday, as rain moved in after days of sunshine, the...Tags: Business, Fells Point, Baltimore Hotels, Harbor East, Port Discovery Children's Museum
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Bel Air to begin heart sculpture project
The Bel Air Downtown Alliance, in cooperation with the Town of Bel Air, will be sponsoring a public art project entitled, "Hearts Of Harford." The project will be similar to Baltimore's fish sculptures that temporarily graced locations in the Inner...
Tags: Arts, Sculpture, Animals, People's Bank, Festive Events
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Columbus Day schedule and closings
This schedule will be in effect Monday: Government offices Open in Anne Arundel County, Annapolis, Frederick, Harford and Howard counties. Closed in Baltimore City; Baltimore and Carroll counties. Courts Closed in Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll,...Tags: Arts, Museums, Annapolis, Port Discovery Children's Museum, Harford County
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Memorial Day schedule and closings
This schedule will be in effect Monday:
Government offices, courts and libraries
Closed in Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Harford, Howard and Frederick counties, and in Baltimore City and Annapolis.
Public schools
Closed in all jurisdictions....Tags: Arts, Museums, Annapolis, Port Discovery Children's Museum, Baltimore Museum of Art
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Baseball: 50 years an Oriole usher and a lifetime of memories
For the past five decades, Gordon Huggins has enjoyed one of the best views in the house. As an usher for the Baltimore Orioles at Memorial Stadium and Oriole Park at Camden Yards, he has witnessed six World Series,Cal Ripken Jr.'s record-setting 2,131st...Tags: Boston Red Sox, American League, Jim Palmer, Josh Hamilton, Mariano Rivera
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From the Bay, For the Bay promotes Md. seafood
The Baltimore SunFrom the Bay, For the Bay: Dine Out, a week-long restaurant promotion celebrating Chesapeake Bay seafood, begins on Saturday and runs through Oct. 13. Participating restaurants from Philadelphia to Norfolk, Va., are donating $1 for every Maryland...Tags: Annapolis, Foods and Beverages, Seafood
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Spurring kids' knowledge of Judaism through reading, music
Michelle Damareck's 3-year-old daughter has been singing "The Itsy-Bitsy Spider" in Hebrew, and her 5-year-old son has been learning the lessons of the Ten Commandments, thanks to a program that delivers Jewish-themed books and CDs to their home every...
Tags: Arts, Spider (music group), Museums, Sports Legends at Camden Yards, Senator Theatre
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Benjamin C. Whitten, city educator
Benjamin C. Whitten, a prominent Baltimore educator and community activist who served as president of the Baltimore Urban League, died Sept. 21 of cancer at Good Samaritan Hospital. The Morgan Park resident was 89.
"Ben was a true giant in the...Tags: Cancer, Cherry Hill (Baltimore, Maryland), Penn Relays, Christianity, William Donald Schaefer
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Baltimore Diner: Langermann's adds Light Street location
Call it Langermann's Junior. The same team behind Langermann's in Canton — chef Neal Langermann and partners David McGill and Mark Lasker — have opened a new restaurant, just south of Federal Hill, in South Baltimore. The location, 1542...
Tags: Arts, Business, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Cheese Corn, Social Media
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Lawsuits plague Turner's Middle Branch developments
One of Baltimore's most prolific developers faces two lawsuits for unpaid bills related to stalled urban renewal projects along the Middle Branch of the Patapsco River. A lawsuit against Turner Development's principal, Patrick Turner, and a second suit...
Tags: Laws, Real Estate, Rentals, Linthicum, Companies and Corporations
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The Inner Harbor: Pure pleasure 365 days a year
A recent article described so clearly the value of the Inner Harbor and how it is a 365-day experience ("Ships or cars?" Sept. 8). No trees to cut down, no road closures, no barriers to put up — and no sorting out the finances (or lack thereof)...Tags: Inner Harbor
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