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Sagamore Farm offers new gear, prepares for another Triple Crown run
Under Armour founder and CEO Kevin Plank has aggressively marketed his company from the beginning, unabashedly challenging established titans like Nike, Adidas and Reebok. A man who often speaks in sports-centric slogans, it can appear at times that he...
Tags: Preakness Stakes, Horse (animal), Alpha (racehorse), Under Armour Inc., Reebok Ltd.
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New urban farm crops up in Sandtown-Winchester
The empty lot in West Baltimore is usually a desolate spot, the sort of place people visit to leave an old mattress in the bushes or sneak a drink at night. But this week, chain saws buzzed, trucks rumbled and residents shoveled compost at North...
Tags: Healthy Diet, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Martin Luther King Jr., Prisons, Agriculture
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Christmas tree that escaped Sandy's wrath arrives in Baltimore
Welcoming guests to a Baltimore hotel this holiday season will be a Sandy refugee — a tall, graceful Christmas tree that escaped the massive storm's high winds and unexpected snow. The 22-foot-high Douglas fir arrived at the Royal Sonesta Harbor...
Tags: Hurricane Sandy (2012), Pleasant Valley, Holidays, Forestry and Timber, Baltimore Hotels
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Opinion: Mullinix family wants only to control their legacy
If you are looking for a group of people that have an appreciation and deep love for the beauty of Howard County farmland, you need not look any further than the Mullinix family. I sit with my father on our front porch in Dayton every season as we're...Tags: Howard County
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Ulman seeks post-veto compromise on land rights
What a lovely spot for a veto. Clark's Farm in Ellicott City spreads out on 540 acres along Route 108, where cattle roam the pastures and where Humpty Dumpty, Willie the Whale, Little Red Riding Hood and other characters from the old Enchanted Forest...Tags: Ken Ulman, Elections, Justice System, Local Government, Agriculture
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Eastern Shore poultry pollution trial winds up
Lawyers squared off one last time Friday in a packed Baltimore courtroom to wrap up the long-running trial of a bitterly contested pollution lawsuit with ramifications for water cleanup efforts and the poultry industry in Maryland and nationwide. Jane...
Tags: Justice System, Perdue Farms, University of Maryland, College Park, Colleges and Universities, Judges
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Farmers, homeowners spar over preservation
Residents and farmers in western Howard County sparred Thursday night over whether three farm families should be allowed to reclaim the development rights on their farmland — the first-ever attempt to defect from Maryland's agricultural land-...Tags: Arable Farming, Agriculture, Mount Airy, Howard County
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Hayrides, pumpkins and more; county has a scary amount of activities
The cool weather and the crunch of autumn leaves seems to bring people outside for harvest and Halloween activities. Howard County's many farms and nature centers celebrate this cozy and colorful time of year with hayrides, pumpkin-picking, hay-bale and...
Tags: Clarksville, Waterford, Holidays, Howard County, Halloween
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Natalina J. Mozingo, farmer
Natalina J. Mozingo, a former farmer and world traveler, died Friday from complications of dementia at her daughter's Dover, Del., home. She was 88.
The former Natalina Josephine Tringali was born and raised in Northwest Baltimore. After she graduated...Tags: Christianity, Roman Catholicism, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Ellicott City, Alzheimer's Disease
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Glenwood/Glenelg/Dayton: Hot rods and vintage rides front and center at car show
Gearheads and vintage car lovers take note. Saturday, Oct. 6, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. is the date for the annual Glenwood Car Show at the Gary J. Arthur Community Center. This is a premier fundraising event for the Glenwood Senior Center. The day will...Tags: Ken Ulman, Arts, Music, Bully (movie), Rodeo
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Columbia company brings farm-fresh food to area families
Kristy Skocik and her husband, Chris, signed up for a community-supported agriculture plan last winter to ensure they would have farm-fresh fruits and vegetables in the spring for the baby they were expecting. Disappointed when that weekly plan was...
Tags: Clarksville, Catonsville, NASA, Consumers, Greenwich Village
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West Friendship: Get your country on at museum's Farm Heritage Days
No need to leave town this weekend. The gang at the Living Heritage Farm Museum has a weekend full of family fun in store at the West Friendship location. The 17th annual Farm Heritage Days will be held at the Farm Museum on Sept. 29 and 30, 9 a.m. to...Tags: Christianity, Anglicanism, Music, Museums
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