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Charles Village M&T Bank near Hopkins robbed Saturday
City police and the FBI are investigating the robbery of an M&T bank near Johns Hopkins University in Charles Village on Saturday morning. Police say the robbery occurred at 10:04 a.m. at 3003 North Charles St., which is Hopkins Square. No other...Tags: Theft, FBI, Johns Hopkins University
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After break, Matt Pryor back to songwriting
During the sweltering months of this past summer, Matt Pryor realized he was completely burnt out from writing and touring as a singer-songwriter. This breaking-point (or as he facetiously describes it, his "come-to-Jesus moment") makes sense when you...
Tags: Wii, The Get Up Kids (music group), Fall Out Boy (music group), AFC Championship Game, Music
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Charles Villagers catch disco fever for upcoming fundraiser
Disco was long dead when Charles Village neighbors Rebecca Bruce and Halle Van der Gaag were raising their children in the late 1990s. At the time, the Goucher College graduates were young mothers looking for a way to raise money to build playgrounds at...Tags: Marketing, Entertainment Events, Bars and Clubs, Baltimore School for the Arts, Dance
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Volunteers work to reopen shuttered Barclay Rec Center
A dozen neighborhood volunteers will spend their Presidents Day turning around a former city recreation center that new sponsors envision reborn as an education and community center. After 32 years, the Barclay Recreation Center shut down in August, a...
Tags: William Donald Schaefer, Government Debt, Waverly (Baltimore, Maryland), Johns Hopkins University, Enoch Pratt Free Library
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Baltimore duo's fight against 'rape culture' takes on Congress, Victoria's Secret
Rebecca Nagle and Hannah Brancato aren't interested in spilling Victoria's Secret. But the Baltimore-based artists and feminists do want the lingerie giant — and other cultural forces — to tell a different story about sex. Disturbed by...
Tags: Todd Akin, Social Media, U.S. Congress, Arts, Assault
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Gretchen Crews, librarian
Gretchen Crews, a retired librarian, teacher and club manager, died Dec. 27 at the Maryland Shock Trauma Center of injuries sustained in a fall at her Towson home. She was 83.
Born Gretchen Matthews in Baltimore and raised in Wyman Park, she was the...Tags: Anglicanism, Roland Park, Mount Vernon Place, Colleges and Universities, Christianity
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Rotating art
Rotating art can freshen up a room How often should I rotate the art or photos on my walls? As often as you like. Art and photos are very personal to most people, so why not rotate your inventory? Adding some seasonal pieces to your collection gives you...Tags: Arts
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State awards $600,000 grant to improve Stony Run path
The state has awarded Baltimore City a grant of $600,000 to improve and fill in the gaps in the Stony Run stream walking path that runs roughly between Roland Park and Wyman Park. The Maryland Board of Public Works last week approved the Program Open...Tags: Natural Resource Industry, Roland Park, Energy Resources, Johns Hopkins University, Canterbury
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Nine Towson eateries headline county's winter restaurant week
Nine Towson restaurants are participating in Baltimore County Restaurant Week, a two-week promotion that began Jan. 11 and continues through Jan. 27. County Executive Kevin Kamenetz hosted a kickoff event at Patrick's of Cockeysville, located at 550...
Tags: Kevin Kamenetz, Towson, Timonium, Restaurants, Bars and Clubs
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Councilwoman and constituents at odds over Waverly library renovations
A year ago, residents and their city councilwoman were in agreement that the city needed to go "back to the drawing board" on plans to renovate the Waverly Library. But now, as the city prepares to break ground on the $3 million project later this year,...Tags: Renovation, Johns Hopkins University, Enoch Pratt Free Library, Mary Pat Clarke, Architecture
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Baltimore County Restaurant Week kicks off Friday
The Baltimore SunBaltimore County Restaurant Week starts Friday and runs through Jan. 27. Chefs and owners from some of the 44 participating restaurants were expected to join Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz and Baltimore County Chamber of Commerce President...Tags: Kevin Kamenetz, Soups, Bars and Clubs, Ruth's Chris Steak House Incorporated, Salads
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Public hearing set on liquor store rezoning proposal
A public hearing is scheduled for Jan. 10 on a Baltimore City Health Department proposal that would kick some upscale wine and liquor stores out of residential neighborhoods, including in north Baltimore. "I'm going to be there on Thursday," said Anthony...
Tags: Roland Park, Marketing, Baltimore Polytechnic Institute, Justice System, Johns Hopkins University
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