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STI havens within galloping distance of Preakness
The Baltimore SunIf indecent exposure laws aren't enough to give adventurous Pimlico infield visitors pause, here's another disincentive: The famous race course lies inside of one of Baltimore's statistical hot spots for gonorrhea. Just in time for the end of national...Tags: Equestrian, Morgan State University, Gonorrhea , Bolton Hill, Syphilis
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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: Music, Mount Vernon, Movies, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Christianity
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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: Abraham Lincoln, Mount Vernon, Baltimore Hotels, 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, Maryland Transit Administration, Seminaries, Road Transportation, Transportation
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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, Bobby Long, Lone (music group), Concerts, Radio Industry
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Traffic: Accidents slow commute in city, county
Accidents were bogging down the Thursday morning commute in the city and in Baltimore County, police said. In the city, northbound traffic on Martin Luther King Boulevard was being detoured onto West Fayette Street after an accident between Fayette and...
Tags: Baltimore County, Motorvehicle Accidents, Maryland Department of Transportation, Queen Anne (Talbot, Maryland), Queen Anne's County
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MICA president Fred Lazarus to retire at end of 2014 academic year
As President Fred Lazarus IV expanded the Maryland Institute College of Art over the past 35 years and helped turn it into one of the nation's leading arts colleges, supporters say, he has also focused on Baltimore — to the betterment of his college...
Tags: Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Teaching and Learning, Colleges and Universities, American Visionary Art Museum, Students
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Three arrested for commercial armed robberies in Towson, Overlea [Crime Log]
The following is compiled from police reports from the Towson and Cockeysville precincts. Our policy is to include descriptions when there is enough information to make identification possible. A Parkville man and two women each were charged with...Tags: Xbox, Parkville, Gaming, Apple iPod, Wii
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Teen boy, 17, shot in head overnight in Northwest Baltimore
A 17-year-old boy was shot in the back of the head inside a home in the Gwynn Oak area of Northwest Baltimore early on Wednesday morning, according to Baltimore Police. The teen, who has not been identified, was listed in critical condition at an area...
Tags: Shootings, Hospitals and Clinics
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Md. high court denies new Parkway Theatre trial
The Baltimore SunA request by the former owner of the Parkway Theatre for a new condemnation trial was denied Tuesday by Maryland's high court. A&E North LLC argued that the city should have paid to remove “automobile parts and other assorted junk” stored in...Tags: Real Estate Buyers, Johns Hopkins University, Maryland Film Festival, Movies, Festive Events
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Everyman announces first full season at new home
It might be hard to duplicate the anticipation and publicity that greeted the inaugural season in Everyman Theatre's inviting new home on West Fayette Street, but that hasn't stopped the company from trying. "I want next season to be even more...
Tags: Mark Rothko, Tom Courtenay, Pulitzer Prize Awards, Hearing Impairment, Entertainment Events
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311 complaints ignored, communities fight bars themselves
Black scuff marks line the staircase at 922 N. Charles St., left there by frustrated tenants kicking the wall in a vain attempt to make their neighbor, the Museum Restaurant and Lounge, quiet down. Most nights, tenants say, the sound of DJs hyping up...
Tags: Accounting and Auditing, Fines, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Museums, Bars and Clubs
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