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Every dog (and tortoise) has its day at March for the Animals
Humans had their hands full at Sunday's 18th annual March for the Animals in Druid Hill Park. Adam Mittadam, 30, of Canton, held fast to the leashes of six French bulldogs — Mango, Kiwi, Coconut, Scooter, Vespa and Moped — all wearing...
Tags: Annapolis, Canton (Baltimore, Maryland), Eric DeCosta, Parkville, Hampden
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Earth Day takes on climate change, sustainability
Today is Earth Day, a day when environmentalists and concerned citizens around the world demonstrate their caring for the health of their communities, the natural world and the planet. Forty-three years ago, the first Earth Day drew an estimated 20...
Tags: Ecosystems, Earth Day, Environmental Pollution, Global Change, Conservation
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Young elephant continues to recover from deadly virus at Maryland Zoo
Samson, the young male elephant who was diagnosed with a deadly virus at the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore late last month, has continued to recover in recent days and has "turned a very positive corner" in his treatment, according to zoo officials. "His...
Tags: Symptoms, Viral Diseases and Infections, Zoology, Maryland Zoo Baltimore
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Baltimore dirt bikes seized in police raid of repair shop
Detective Hassan Rasheed had been watching the Northwest Baltimore repair shop for weeks as men brought dirt bikes in and out for repairs. Now police, intent on cracking down on illegal bikes, were prepared to move in. Armed with a search-and-seizure...
Tags: Reisterstown Road, Media Industry
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Baltimore police unveil email address to report illegal dirt bikes
Police have taken a new step in their the battle to remove illegal dirt bikes and their freewheeling riders from the streets of Baltimore, creating an email address where residents can report the bikes anonymously. "All the way around, it's a menace, and...
Tags: Reisterstown Road, The New York Times, SXSW Music and Media Conference & Festival, Theft
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Prettyboy Day welcomes visitors to Parkton site
When word spread in September 1933 that water had finally crested the top of newly built Prettyboy dam, some 7,500 people came to North County to see it for themselves. They arrived after navigating 10 miles of new roads and across any of nine new...
Tags: Manufacturing and Engineering, Heavy Engineering, Newspaper and Magazine, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake
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A 'work party' for Baltimore's glass house
Kate Blom's glamorous old house is 125 years old this year and, not surprisingly, it is badly in need of repairs. The wood is rotting around the windows, the doors need replacing, the chimney brick work needs re-pointing and the floor in one room is...
Tags: Stephanie Rawlings-Blake
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Amelia J. Brooks, store manager
Amelia J. Brooks, a retired store manager and active church member, died Feb. 16 from heart failure at a daughter's home in Buford, Ga.
The former longtime West Baltimore resident was 90.
The daughter of a cobbler and a housekeeper, the former Amelia...Tags: Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), American Red Cross, Palm Beach (Palm Beach, Florida), Relief and Aid Organizations, World War II (1939-1945)
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Happy hour, with dogs, to benefit SPCA this Friday
You and your dog are cordially invited to a happy hour Friday, Feb. 22, in downtown Baltimore to party with and help the Maryland SPCA, and the pets are guaranteed to have as much fun as the people. The March for the Animals Kick-Off Party for people and...
Tags: Personal Service, Pets, Downtown (Baltimore, Maryland)
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After another light snow, season again pacing below normal
A quick hit of thick, wet snowflakes mixed with rain dusted the Baltimore area with another light snow -- 2 inches at the most -- as snow lovers continue waiting for the region's first significant winter storm in at least two years. That 2 inches of...
Tags: Catonsville, Weather Reports, Snow Storms, Baltimore Weather, Sykesville
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Westside Elementary briefly evacuated for carbon monoxide
Students and staff were evacuated from Westside Elementary School in Baltimore's Penn North neighborhood early Friday morning after carbon monoxide levels rose to a level higher than is considered safe in the school's boiler room, a Baltimore City...
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