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Dope Body frontman talks shows, albums and future
At first glance, the Metro Gallery's Saturday night bill seems like an odd pairing: Dope Body — one of Baltimore's noisiest, most abrasive bands in years — and Mykki Blanco, a gender-bending, impressively nimble rapper from New York. But...
Tags: Station North, Music
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Comfort food, with a light twist
The season's chilly weather calls for comfort food, but that's no reason to pack on the pounds. After all, spring is right around the corner. We asked local chefs to share their comfort food favorites, lightened up a bit in honor of the season ahead....
Tags: Recipes, Parsley, Salads, Butter, Soups
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Elvira 'Bette' Kennedy, businesswoman
Elvira Elizabeth "Bette" Kennedy, a World War II veteran who with her husband co-founded Dawn's Office Supply, died Friday of a heart attack at Emeritus of Towson on North Charles Street.
The longtime Mount Washington resident was 89.
The daughter of...Tags: Timonium, Roman Catholicism, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Christianity, Heart Attack
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Towson flood mitigation tops Planning Board priority list
Two Towson neighborhoods with flooding issues were made top priorities by the Baltimore County Planning Board last week as the board announced its recommendations for the 2014 capital budget. The priorities on the list are flood mitigation in a pocket of...
Tags: David Marks, Towson, Lobbying
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Progress for Penn Station
When it was built a century ago, Baltimore's Pennsylvania Station was embraced as a new gateway to the city. The elaborate Beaux-Arts building announced Baltimore's significance to the nation and anticipated serving generations of travelers to come....
Tags: Brookings Institution, Owings Mills (Baltimore, Maryland), Amtrak, Metro Centre at Owings Mills, Maryland Transit Administration
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Transit-oriented development concept proposed for Penn Station
Homes, offices and shops would sprout around Baltimore's Penn Station under a preliminary plan developed for Amtrak for the midtown site. The national passenger railroad tapped Beatty Development, the Baltimore-based developer responsible for Harbor...
Tags: Station North, Harbor East, Metro Centre at Owings Mills, Donald C. Fry, Mount Vernon
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Cecilia Bollinger, homemaker
Cecilia C. Bollinger, a homemaker and retired secretary and bookkeeper of a roofing company, died Monday of complications from dementia at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson. The Lutherville resident was 96. Born Cecilia Curley in Baltimore, she was the...Tags: Timonium, Nottingham, Alzheimer's Disease, Annapolis, Towson
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Election of first South American as pope excites local Catholics
Gail Liss, the front desk receptionist for Cathedral of Mary Our Queen, went to a dentist appointment at noontime Wednesday, confident that a new pope would not be chosen before she got back to work. Liss was wrong. While she sitting in the dentist...
Tags: Hunt Valley, Religious Education, Roman Catholicism, Elections, Dentistry and Dental Health
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Glut of grocers fight for share of Towson
Kurt Schertle paid his tuition at Towson University by working full-time at the Shoppers grocery store on Goucher Boulevard. The job launched a career and last week Schertle returned as executive vice president of sales and marketing at Weis Markets...
Tags: Timonium, Demographics, Super Fresh Food Markets, Inc., Harbor East, Groceries
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Biden to visit University of Baltimore law school opening
Vice President Joe Biden and U.S. Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan will visit a new, $112 million building next month that will house the University of Baltimore School of Law, school officials said Monday. The John and Frances Angelos Law Center, which...
Tags: Peter G. Angelos, Criminal Laws, Colleges and Universities, Laws, U.S. Supreme Court
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Thousands line Baltimore streets for St. Patrick's parade
He's across the Atlantic from his native Ireland, but Ken Keady was wearing the green Sunday as he bobbed his 3-year-old daughter on his shoulders to see Baltimore's St. Patrick Parade. "It's a great occasion, a lot of color, a lot of flags and lot of...
Tags: Republic of Ireland, Glen Burnie, Symbols and Symbolism, Inner Harbor, Archdiocese of Baltimore
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Midtown Potbelly Sandwich Shop opens Tuesday
The Baltimore SunThe Potbelly Sandwich Shop on Charles and Biddle streets that passersbys have been gaping at is opening Tuesday. Potbelly, which promotes itself as a "mealtime hangout spot," has existing Baltimore locations in the Inner Harbor and Downtown West as well...Tags: St. Paul Street, Sandwiches, Downtown (Baltimore, Maryland), Inner Harbor, Annapolis
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