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Savannah calls on Baltimore
Sun reporterThe Savannah, the world's first nuclear-powered commercial vessel, will be docked at Canton Marine Terminals in Baltimore for at least the next year as crews scrub the ship of remaining radioactive materials. The sleek 596-foot cargo and passenger vessel...Tags: Contracts, Dwight David Eisenhower, Regulatory Policy and Organizations, Norfolk (Norfolk, Virginia), Chesapeake Bay
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The 595-foot cargo, passenger ship departing Va. waters
The Virginian-PilotThe Savannah, a historic landmark and the world's first nuclear-powered cargo and passenger ship, is leaving Virginia waters after 14 years. Its government caretaker, the U.S. Maritime Administration, announced a contract Tuesday worth at least $588,380...Tags: Regulatory Policy and Organizations, Nuclear Power, Fort Eustis, Tour Operations Industry, Newport News (Newport News, Virginia)
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Historic ship has sailed from Hampton Roads
757-928-6479The N.S. Savannah, the world's first nuclear-powered merchant ship, was towed from the BAE Norfolk Ship Repair facility at 8 a.m. today after almost a year in drydock, on its way to its new home in Baltimore. The ship, which has been declared a...Tags: Contracts, Norfolk (Norfolk, Virginia), Hampton Roads
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Canton angry about school
Sun reporterFearful for their safety and property values, Canton residents are furious over a decision by the Baltimore school system to put a new middle/high school in their neighborhood. Neighbors of Canton Middle School say its students have repeatedly attacked...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Annie E. Casey Foundation, Charity, Charter Schools
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Ethnic festivals celebrate cultures of Baltimore communities
Special to baltimoresun.comIn addition to HonFest, Artscape and the Maryland Film Festival, Baltimore's summer festival season includes some smaller ethnic festivals. Celebrate the city's diversity, as you taste the food, hear the music and play the games of the many cultures...Tags: Orthodoxy, Maryland Film Festival, Festive Event, Film Festivals, Patterson Park
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Terps Q&A with Heather A. Dinich
Baltimoresun.com StaffTexas Terp, Dallas: I follow Maryland basketball closely and a recent Q&A referenced the Terps' interest in possibly recruiting a 'big' for next year from the JUCOs. I have not heard anything about this, however, given the clear lack of bulk with the...Tags: National Collegiate Athletic Association, Gary Williams, NCAA Tournament, Leesburg, Lake County (Florida)
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Highlights of proposed bus route changes
Some areas would get expanded bus service, while others would see their routes eliminated under the Maryland Transit Administration's proposed overhaul of the Baltimore-area bus system. Here are some of the proposed changes: Expanded Fells Point-Canton:...Tags: Palm Beach County, Charles Village, Ellicott City, Riviera Beach, Fells Point
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The more affordable suburbs
Sun StaffPart 2 of 3 It was born as a blue-collar answer to Baltimore's wealthy Roland Park, a place where steelworkers could afford a tidy home with a back yard for gardening. Nearly 90 years later, Dundalk - the Baltimore County community forged and forsaken...Tags: Metal and Mineral, Iron and Steel, University of Virginia, Investments, Teaching and Learning
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City's east-side renaissance spreads
Sun StaffIn what would be the biggest single residential development in Baltimore in recent memory, banker Edwin F. Hale Sr. plans to build more than 1,000 upscale condos, apartments and townhouses in Greektown in a project that would radically transform the...Tags: White Marsh, Martin O'Malley, Locust Point, Fells Point, Economy
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Mackey, from Colts' glory days, to take place among greats today
Sun StaffJohn Mackey will span two eras of Baltimore football this month. In Canton, Ohio, today, he will likely become the last player from the Baltimore Colts' glory days to be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The prototype of the modern tight end,...Tags: Weeb Ewbank, San Diego Chargers, Memorial Stadium, Joe Gibbs, Miami Dolphins
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