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Brewery tours: From the grain to the glass
On a recent Saturday afternoon, a man addressed a crowd of about 50 at a brewery right outside Baltimore and said, "Let us pray."
He raised his arm, looked over his flock and solemnly intoned: "Our lager which art in barrels, thy will be drunk, at the...Tags: Georgetown, Tour Operations Industry, Colonial Williamsburg, Yuengling, Halethorpe
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Playing with 'Crumbs'
If life is a banquet, playwright and actor Al Letson doesn't let a crumb go to waste.
"I do a lot of autobiographical work," said the author of "Crumbs," currently on the boards at Theatre Project. "I am concerned with the truth, if not the literal...Tags: PBS (tv network), HBO (tv network), Mass Media, Radio, Baltimore School for the Arts
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Anyone on Bay spot a waterspout?
Maryland WeatherThe National Weather Service posted a Special Marine Warning at 3:09 this afternoon advising mariners to watch for a possible waterspout. If you're on the Chesapeake Bay, or on the nearby shores, and you spotted this thing, leave a comment......Tags: Chesapeake Bay
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Zoo train back on track
A two-way radio bounces off Karl Kranz's corduroys and a red bandanna threatens to come out of his back pocket as he pulls back the covering from his train. He's showing off the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore's new toy, a bright-red replica of the 1863 C.P....Tags: Natural Resources, Maryland Zoo Baltimore, Animals, Nature, Hospitals and Clinics
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Testimony before Senate panel calls for more oversight of crime stats, broader definition of rape
— In Cleveland, women's claims that a sex offender had assaulted them were ignored, until police found the bodies of 11 women at the man's home. In Milwaukee, a woman tried to report being raped but was told at three different police stations to...Tags: Sex Crimes, Rape, Criminals, Assault, Maryland
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Debt believed to be factor in family deaths
The Washington PostThe man who killed his wife and three young children and then himself in a tiny Frederick County town last week was at least $460,000 in debt and owned a Florida house that was in foreclosure, according to property records and police officials. In one of...Tags: Anxiety, Financial and Business Services, Children, Homes, Death
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A last push for justice in civil rights-era killings
Sun National StaffThe two events each seem to hold new promise of unmasking old ghosts. In Chicago, the FBI exhumed the body of Emmett Till last month in a search for clues about the 14-year-old black youth's brutal 1955 beating death. In Mississippi, reputed Ku Klux Klan...Tags: Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama), NAACP, Health and Safety at School, Death, Labor Legislation
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CSX to pay $2 million to Baltimore
Sun reporterFour and a half years after a derailment and fire in the Howard Street Tunnel created havoc downtown, CSX Transportation Inc. has agreed to pay Baltimore $2 million to settle the city's lawsuit against the railroad company. Mayor Martin O'Malley and...Tags: Transportation Accidents, Railway Transportation, Transportation Industry, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Companies and Corporations
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Papermaking strike in Finland being felt on city's waterfront
Suns StaffPaper workers on strike in Finland for more than a month have caused people there to fear for their stock of toilet paper. And while the ripples from their lack of rolls have not crossed the Atlantic, a prolonged labor dispute could affect the second-most...Tags: Paper and Product Packaging Industry, Companies and Corporations, Forestry and Timber, Labor Disputes, Holidays
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Community begins to cope with shootings
Baltimore Sun reportersSomething awful happened inside the yellow house on Washington Street, as the creaky wooden porch made clear all weekend. It was wrapped with tarps while police worked inside Saturday, sifting through a crime scene more horrid than anything they could...Tags: Facebook, Children, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Amnesty International, Buddhism
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84-year-old cold temperature record falls
Maryland WeatherThat crash you heard this morning all over Baltimore was the sound of another record falling. This morning's low of 10 degrees just before dawn at BWI-Marshall Airport was the coldest official reading on a March 3 since record-keeping began in 1871.......Tags: Atlanta, Annapolis, Weather Reports, Calendars, Days, and Months, Baltimore Weather
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Tunnel blame drama begins
Sun StaffSix days. That's how long it took before city officials began the public fingerpoint- ing in the wake of last week's CSX train derailment and tunnel fire. And legal experts say it's likely to intensify as federal regulators, city engineers and private...Tags: Litigation and Regulation, Transportation Accidents, Health and Safety at School, Transportation Industry, Government
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