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Media coverage of Baltimore's Grand Prix was biased and unfair
I woke up Labor Day morning after Baltimore's IndyCar race and opened the paper thinking I'd see great headlines and stories about what a fantastic party and sports spectacle we hosted, especially given there was so little time to properly prepare for...Tags: Little Italy (Baltimore, Maryland), Open-Wheel Racing, Grand Prix of Baltimore, Labor Day, Fort McHenry
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Megan Rossee, Michael Phelps' girlfriend, opens up
Ever since the two appeared arm in arm on the red carpet at the London Olympics, people have wondered: Who, exactly, is Michael Phelps' new girlfriend? She hasn't been talking with the news media until now. But in an exclusive interview with The Sun,...
Tags: Michael Kors, ABC Family (tv network), Betsey Johnson, Baltimore Ravens, Dallas Cowboys
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Table Talk: Local is the word at Farm to Chef competition
More than 30 Baltimore chefs have been lined up for the third annual Farm to Chef culinary competition. Produced by the American Institute of Wine & Food Baltimore chapter, the event partners chefs with local farms to create recipes using locally grown...Tags: Harbor East, Recipes, American Visionary Art Museum, Hippodrome Theatre, France
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Eat Maryland crab meat to win prizes
Eat Maryland crab meat and win a prize. Throughout September, diners who eat at restaurants participating in Maryland's True Blue program can win a pair of tickets to the Mermaid's Kiss Oyster Fest, an after-hours celebration of Maryland seafood on Oct....
Tags: Seafood, Foods and Beverages, Marketing, Media Industry
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State rests in Columbia animal cruelty case
After four days of testimony and 17 witnesses, the prosecution has rested its case against Elizabeth Lindenau, the Columbia woman facing 60 counts of animal cruelty, neglect and abuse after 40 dead animals were found in her Columbia townhouse in January....Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Howard County General Hospital, Witnesses, Abusive Behavior, Justice System
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Columbia woman, on trial for animal cruelty, blames husband for deaths
A Columbia woman charged with animal cruelty should not be blamed for the 40 dead animals found in her townhouse earlier this year because her husband was responsible for the animals, the woman's attorney argued during her trial Thursday. During his...Tags: Lawyers, Abusive Behavior, Justice System, Trials, Prosecution
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Fleet Street Kitchen chefs kick off aquarium's dining series
The Baltimore SunThe National Aquarium resumes its Fresh Thoughts series on Sept. 25 with Chris Becker, executive chef, and Omar Semidey, chef de cuisine, of the soon-to-be opened Fleet Street Kitchen. Fresh Thoughts: A Sustainable Seafood Series features educational...Tags: Volt, Bryan Voltaggio, Dining and Drinking, Restaurants
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National Aquarium offers ticket deal during Grand Prix
The National Aquarium announced Monday that it would issue a special Grand Prix-week ticket that will allow guests to visit the venue as many times as they like for seven consecutive days. The seven-day ticket can be purchased online at aqua.org or at...Tags: Grand Prix of Baltimore, Inner Harbor, Auto Racing, Ticketmaster
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Grand Prix of Baltimore aims to avoid problems of 2011 race
Although organizers of this year's Grand Prix of Baltimore got a late start — taking over with a little more than 100 days to spare — they say the event will run more smoothly because of lessons learned from last year. Over the past few...
Tags: Downtown Partnership of Baltimore, Baltimore Convention Center, Labor Day, Business Enterprises, Preakness Stakes
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City converts streetlights to energy-saving LEDs
Going block by block, crews in bucket trucks are converting 70,000 city streetlights from sodium vapor lights to long-lasting, energy-saving LEDs. The bright side: Baltimore expects to reap an annual savings of $1.9 million on its electric bill and $275,...
Tags: Baltimore Gas and Electric Co., Environmental Pollution, Chesapeake Bay Bridge, Fort McHenry, Energy Saving
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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: Biology, Science
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Few delays, headaches expected as Grand Prix course construction begins
Organizers of the Grand Prix of Baltimore are working hard to avoid traffic delays as they begin the construction of the street course for the Labor Day weekend racing event in the city. A year ago, a series of road closures snarled traffic, disrupted...
Tags: IndyCar Series, Labor Day, Traffic, Pratt Street, Road Transportation
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National Aquarium Baltimore Photos
The Pride of Baltimore II sails past the Baltimore Nati...
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Deborah Lee Walker is a former model who posed as a mer...
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Courtnery McLaughlin, TechUSA office manager, Mike Hayd...
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