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Hopkins students notable in their absence in Charles Village
Loading his earthly belongings into a laundry cart that he rented from Campus Services, Johns Hopkins University freshman Austin Dennis made several trips from his dormitory room to his car on residential Greenway at North Charles Street, opposite the...
Tags: Business, Verizon Wireless, Colleges and Universities, College Baseball, Students
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Two separate thefts in one night at new sports bar in Hampden
The following is compiled from police reports. It is the Baltimore Messenger's policy to include descriptions only when there is enough information to make identification possible. If you have any information about these crimes, call the Baltimore City...Tags: Apple iPad, Apple iPhone, Theft, Apple iPod, St. Paul Street
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Carolyn Marie Hauck, librarian
Carolyn Marie Hauck, a retired Enoch Pratt Free Library staff member who encouraged patrons to explore films and the arts, died of dementia complications at the Pickersgill Retirement Community. The longtime Mount Vernon resident was 89. Born in...
Tags: Libraries, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Mount Vernon, University of Maryland Baltimore County, Movies
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With FlowerMart as backdrop, Mount Vernon is thriving
As many times as it rolls around, I never outgrow the FlowerMart, which opened Friday and runs through Saturday. It's held in May and timed to take advantage of the best part of Maryland's spring. Any event that draws so many families, especially babies...
Tags: Baltimore Hotels, Mount Vernon, Abraham Lincoln, Baltimore School for the Arts
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Train crossing work in Lutherville to disrupt traffic, light rail service
Seminary Avenue at the light rail crossing in Lutherville is scheduled to be closed for five days beginning 10 a.m. Friday for track and road improvement work, the Maryland Transit Administration announced. Local businesses will remain open and all side...
Tags: Timonium, Colleges and Universities, Religious Education, Transportation, Road Transportation
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Pre-paid cards, phones and codes are inmates' currency
In the black market of Maryland's prisons and jails, where the right price can secure cellphones and drugs, transactions unfold through a complex system of currency. Among the key elements: 14-digit codes, prepaid debit cards and text messages. One...
Tags: Prisons, Gang Activity, Lawyers, Banking, Organized Crime
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Caton connection delivers at Walters
A neglected 19th-century Baltimore artist gets some 21st-century recognition in an exhibit at the Walters Art Museum. "New Eyes on America: The Genius of Richard Caton Woodville" includes all 16 of his surviving paintings, some of his drawings and...
Tags: Bars and Clubs, Walters Art Museum, Painting, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Dining and Drinking
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'12 O'clock Boys' director is riding high
Lotfy Nathan spent some five years putting together his film about West Baltimore's dirt-bike culture. Now, with national acclaim for "12 O'clock Boys" promising to turn it into one of the year's breakout documentaries after a February premiere at the...
Tags: Film Festivals, Movies, Hot Docs, Festive Events, SXSW Music and Media Conference & Festival
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'Hit & Stay' looks to Catonsville Nine and beyond
Joe Tropea thought he was writing a research paper on the Catonsville Nine, a group of Catholic anti-war activists who set draft records ablaze outside a Selective Service office in 1968. But what he was really working on was a movie script. "I just got...
Tags: Chicago Underground Film Festival, Skype, Festive Events, Religious Conflicts, Baltimore County
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Catonsville resident co-produces Beatles film at Maryland Film Festival
Beatles fans in the Baltimore area will have an opportunity to see the history of the Fab Four through an insider's eyes this week. "Good Ol' Freda" chronicles the life and experiences of the Beatles' secretary and fan club manager, Freda Kelly. The...
Tags: Film Festivals, Movies, Festive Events, SXSW Music and Media Conference & Festival, Charles Theatre
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WTMD's First Thursdays concert series continues to grow
Need a reminder of how lucky Baltimore music lovers are sometimes? Just pull out a calendar. Between May and September, thousands gather in West Mount Vernon Park to see rising bands, sip local beer and generally have a good time in the sun. Add the...
Tags: Music, Concerts, Mount Vernon, Lone (music group), Radio Industry
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Guy Werner, Videopolis curator
Every spring, the Maryland Film Festival takes over Station North, drawing thousands to the Charles Theatre and nearby blocks. Since 2008, a smaller, more experimental video exhibit has run the same weekend inside the Metro Gallery — across the...
Tags: The Gatekeepers (movie), Station North, Charles Theatre, Maryland Film Festival
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