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Family, friends remember 91-year-old stabbing victim
Irene Logan's death leaves nearly 30 people without their family's matriarch. For three children, eight grandchildren and more than a dozen great-grandchildren, Logan was the family's bedrock.
"She loved taking care of people," said Irene Ushry, Logan'...Tags: Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Christianity, Dance, Frederick H. Bealefeld, III, Trips and Vacations
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One block of York Road: A crepe, a movie and pork loin stuffed with Girl Scout Cookies
The Baltimore SunMovies and crepes go together. The original Sofi's Crepes is still running next to The Charles, now a new Sofi's has opened directly across from The Senator. The new address is 5911 York Road, and the phone number is 410-727-5737. Tentative hours at...Tags: Charity, Youth Organizations, Girl Scout Cookies, Social Organizations, Belvedere Square
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Top 10 Tex-Mex Restaurants
Dining@LargeI'm probably not the best person to be making up this list. I've certainly eaten a lot of Tex-Mex over the years, but I'm not the one who usually reviews Tex-Mex restaurants. More than ever I've had to rely on......Tags: Mexican Restaurants Incorporated, Owings Mills (Baltimore, Maryland), Tacos, Mexican Food, Restaurants
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H.L. Mencken, pioneer journalist
Sun StaffThe Sun has christened its new type font Mencken, in honor of its columnist, editor and occasional torturer. Henry Louis Mencken was born 125 years ago on Sept. 12, 1880, in a little West Lexington Street rowhouse. He was the son of a cigar-making father...Tags: Tuberculosis, Periodicals, Christmas, H.L. Mencken, Newspaper and Magazine
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Backup in parking lot
The problem A traffic signal in Waverly is too brief to let farmers' market patrons leave a clogged parking lot. The backstory Lorraine Tunis Doo had plenty of time to notice the problem. She and her sister-in-law sat in traffic more than 15 minutes...Tags: Transportation, Election Day, Vehicles, Road Transportation, Baltimore Gas and Electric Co.
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SUV does have an owner
This week Watchdog brings you the epilogue to several problems reported previously: It appears the sport utility vehicle that a reader said was abandoned in a horseshoe-shaped median in the 3400 block of Hilldale Place has an owner after all. Khalil...Tags: Labor Day, Bus Accidents, Death, Transportation, Vehicles
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Govans/Belvedere Square
Special to baltimoresun.comIf you're not quite a city-dweller, but you hate to be too far from a lively nightlife scene, Govans is the spot to be. Situated between the city line and some of Baltimore's oldest suburbs, the neighborhood has plenty of dining, entertainment and...Tags: Guilford (Baltimore, Maryland), Federal Hill, Fells Point, Belvedere Square, Senator Theatre
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Popular location hidden away
Special to The Baltimore SunNestled along the outskirts of a woodsy park and a large lake are streets lined with charming homes that form a group of small neighborhoods collectively known as Lake Roland. The community backs to Robert E. Lee Memorial Park and is named for the lake,...Tags: Al Pacino, Restaurants, Towson, Dining and Drinking, Roland Park
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City life with a country feel
Special to The Baltimore SunNamed for two of its bordering streets, Lake Walker is a tight-knit neighborhood with all the convenience city life offers. "It's also very quiet," said Janet Abramovitz, president of the Lake Walker Community Association and a resident of the...Tags: Children, Homes, Stock Broking, Banking, Real Estate Agents
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Insiders' guide to Mid-Govans
Special to the sunFounded as a residential offshoot to the busy York Road business route, Mid-Govans offered its earliest residents the ease of being within walking distance of area merchants, shops and churches. Today's residents still find those features inviting. "I...Tags: Children, Marketing, Roland Park, Belvedere Square, Senator Theatre
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True children of the theater
Sun StaffOne in a series of occasional articles It's all so familiar, so old-fashioned: The dim church hall with its utilitarian stage and acres of beige linoleum. The squeak of folding chairs, the melodies from the workhorse of a piano. Except for the flip-...Tags: Harry Potter (fictional character), Robert Preston, Barbara Cook
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