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You just might love Kernewood, if you can find it
Sun StaffAlthough Kernewood residents enjoy comfortable living in a quiet, tree-lined community, the neighborhood often leaves visitors and real estate agents asking just where it is. Next to Loyola College, Kernewood lies just off Cold Spring Lane between...Tags: Cafe Hon, World War II (1939-1945), Colleges and Universities, Roland Park, Family
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Windsor Hills proud of its diversity
Special To The SunThe building designs in Windsor Hills display everything from Victorian-style housing to modern apartment buildings to Japanese-inspired homes. The architectural variety is just a small part of the neighborhood's identity in West Baltimore. Residents...Tags: Real Estate Buyers, Homes, Children, Real Estate Sellers, Family
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A warm community where the price is right
Special to The SunWhen Tara Boyd left Harundale almost three years ago, she said she cried for six months. The mother of three terribly missed her three-bedroom rancher and the warmth of the residents she had shared memories with for years in the sturdy, affordable...Tags: World War II (1939-1945), Homes, Children, Hospitals and Clinics, Basketball
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Rising Sun: a small town with some big advantages
Special To The SunWhen David and Mary Peters went shopping for a home six years ago, the low prices in Rising Sun kept attracting them to the Cecil County town. The couple, who have three children, looked at homes in Baltimore and Harford counties before finding the four-...Tags: Maryland, Baltimore County, Homes, Harford County, Cecil County
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On the side streets, it's 'like a little village'
Special to the SunHomeownership for the longtime residents of Edmondson Village literally came at a high price. In the 1950s and 1960s, the community was the victim of rampant blockbusting. Unscrupulous real estate agents scared white homeowners into selling their homes...Tags: World War II (1939-1945), Homes, Children, Real Estate Sellers, Martin O'Malley
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Lithe, lovely and alluring, and just past 50 years old
Special to the SunDick Hopkins is celebrating an anniversary. It's been 50 years since he purchased his home on Stratford Road in Academy Heights for $8,800. And now the area is being prepared to be entered into the National Register of Historic Places. In his historical...Tags: Ceremonies, Easter, Homes, Stratford, Real Estate Sellers
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Oakenshawe is a treasure in the middle of Baltimore
Sun StaffTucked between Greenmount Avenue and North Calvert Street along University Parkway in the center of Baltimore is a small city neighborhood that residents say provides a mix of suburban life and the conveniences of an urban setting. Oakenshawe offers...Tags: Real Estate Buyers, Migration, Johns Hopkins University, James Wilson, Charles Village
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North of Penn Station's bustle, an arts enclave is on the verge
Special To The SunDale Dusman wishes drivers would notice his neighborhood as they zip past Pennsylvania Station. For more than 30 years, the former elementary school art teacher has waited for motorists stuck at a stoplight not to count the seconds until it turns green....Tags: Charles Theatre, Transportation, Restaurants, Dining and Drinking, State Budgets
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Council race lacks leader
Sun StaffAs the predominantly African-American communities on Baltimore County's west side seek to elect their first County Council member in a reconfigured district, competing endorsements and shifting allegiances have left the race wide open with little more...Tags: Baptist, Bars and Clubs, Dining and Drinking, Delores G. Kelley, African Americans
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Barclay residents hopeful for a community turnaround
Sun StaffSandra Coles remembers being greeted by a vibrant working-class family community when she moved to the Barclay neighborhood 20 years ago. Yet, as the Baltimore neighborhood's name and boundaries have slowly faded into the surrounding areas of Waverly,...Tags: Waverly (Baltimore, Maryland), Drug Trafficking, Juvenile Delinquency, Gaming, Johns Hopkins University
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Life and death decisions
Sun StaffThe murders they committed were strikingly similar, but their punishments are not. Michael P. Stewart and Lawrence Borchardt Sr. were heroin addicts who, in November 1998, went out separately to hunt for drug money in quiet residential neighborhoods....Tags: Patterson Park, Laws, Maryland, Judges, Dining and Drinking
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'Wonderful' area of Timonium
Special to The SunWith her children grown and her husband having died, Jean Schubert simply didn't have the strength to maintain her house in the Pot Spring neighborhood of Timonium. After 36 years in the same four-bedroom, split-level home, she is reluctantly moving to...Tags: Real Estate Buyers, Gays and Lesbians, Real Estate Sellers, Public Schools, Minority Groups
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