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Baltimore Book Festival 2011: Tales of Mobtown boom, bust and bigotry energize fest
Among hundreds of books sure to be embraced or argued about at this weekend's Baltimore Book Festival, one potent group narrative leaps from the pages of the schedule.
A string of tenacious writers are presenting new or reissued books that chronicle...Tags: Baltimore Book Festival, Judaism, Journalism, Festive Events, Armed Conflicts
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Damon Paul Gerber, police captain
Baltimore Sun reporterDamon Paul Gerber, a retired Baltimore County Police Department captain who founded its K-9 service, died of multiple organ failure Wednesday at Harmony Hall in Columbia. The former Mount Airy and Lansdowne resident was 87. Born in Sykesville and...Tags: Church and State Relations, Baltimore County, Mount Airy, Sykesville, Labor Legislation
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Albert A. Mrozek, federal worker
Albert A. Mrozek, a retired federal worker who bred racing pigeons, died Jan. 12 of complications from diabetes at the Genesis Severna Park Center nursing home.
The longtime Brooklyn Park resident was 81.
Albert Anthony Mrozek, the son of a tugboat...Tags: Gerald Ford, Fells Point, Fort McHenry, Christianity, Severna Park
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Carey Howell Taylor, manager
Carey Howell Taylor, a retired Bethlehem Steel Corp. manager, died Jan. 27 of pneumonia at Good Samaritan Hospital. He was 84.
The son of the superintendent of secondary education for city public schools and a homemaker, Mr. Taylor was born in...Tags: Technology, Perry Hall, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Nags Head, Bethlehem Steel Corp.
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Brice R. Phillips, Phillips Seafood founder, dies
Brice R. Phillips, the patriarch of a Maryland seafood empire that began 55 years ago with a simple crab shack in Ocean City/, died Friday at his home in the seaside resort town.
Mr. Phillips, who was 90, had been in declining health. The cause of...Tags: Seafood, Locust Point, Colleges and Universities, U.S. Army, ESPN (tv network)
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5 questions for Shawn Kimbro
Shawn Kimbro will speak to the Coastal Conservation Association Maryland's newly revived Annapolis chapter Tuesday at the Boatyard Bar & Grill. He'll be discussing cold-water jigging as well as Careful Catch Maryland, a program started collectively by...Tags: Conservation, Inner Harbor, Fishing, Chesapeake Bay Foundation, Annapolis
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Collared today: Tab
The Baltimore SunNAME: Tab OWNER: Jerry, Peggy and Colleen HOW THEY MET: My dad brought Tab and his sister (Miss Putter) home from Bethlehem Steel in Sparrows Point AGE: 16 HOME: Highlandtown BREED: Ginger tabby BEST...Tags: Highlandtown
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Members fret over Balto. Co. plans to close Essex Skypark
Tom Katzenberger calls the Essex Skypark "a blue-collar airport" — a place where the pilots have dirt under their fingernails.
"All of us change our own oil," said Katzenberger, who owns a small concrete construction company and flies a 1996 Maule,...Tags: Forests, Natural Resources, Kevin Kamenetz, Baltimore County, Essex (Baltimore, Maryland)
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Latest Md.-made tug is bound for Baltimore's harbor
The shipbuilding future of Maryland is 90 feet long and smells of Spanish cedar and fresh paint.
Tied to the dock, with tradesmen swarming on deck and below, the Hunting Creek bobs gently on the Wicomico River. Within weeks, the tugboat with the gleaming...Tags: Salisbury (Wicomico, Maryland), Jacksonville (Duval, Florida), Natural Resources, Manufacturing and Engineering, Port Deposit
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Court limits Sparrows Point pollution liability
In a ruling that's left Dundalk-area residents shaking their heads, a federal court has declared that recent owners of the century-old steel-making complex at Sparrows Point can't be made to clean up past contamination of surrounding waters.
U.S....Tags: Happiness (state of mind), Justice System, Trials, Judges, Dundalk
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Towson senior bowlers search for strikes in Golden Years
Although it was breathtakingly hot outside, Frances Huber and her bowling buddies were comfortable inside the AMF Towson Lanes on Southwick Drive in Campus Hills, slapping hands, fist-bumping and generally having a pretty good time at their weekly...Tags: Overlea, Germany, World War II (1939-1945)
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William H. Redden
William H. "Bill" Redden, a retired Bethlehem Steel Corp. metallurgist, died Tuesday from Alzheimer's disease and bone cancer at his Solomons home.
He was 93 and had formerly lived in the Hampton neighborhood of Baltimore County.
Mr. Redden was born and...Tags: Defense, Jacksonville (Duval, Florida), Baltimore County, Colleges and Universities, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland)
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