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Michelle LeM. Flesher, artist
Michelle LeM. Flesher, a retired Towson artist who had been an art restorer and therapist, died Feb. 14 of heart failure at St. Elizabeth Hall Apartments at Stella Maris in Timonium. She was 87.
Born Michelle LeMay in Saginaw, Mich., she moved with her...Tags: Roman Catholicism, Timonium, Towson, Sheppard Pratt Health System, Arts
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Small toy shops expect bright holiday
Just as Tom and Claudia Towles were opening their second Baltimore toy shop four years ago, the recession hit. The owners of aMuse Toys decided to cut back — not on staff or selling space — but on the number of manufacturers whose products...
Tags: Small Business Saturday, American Express Company, Black Friday (shopping), Sales, Ellicott City
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Great Baltimore cocktails, The Hamlandia Sour at Birroteca
Hamlandia (noun): Where Baltimore relishes in the weird; the kitschy, eccentric home of Hons, hipsters and … really fricking good food and beverage. That last part a more recent development in the storied history of North Baltimore's Hampden....
Tags: Lemons, Egg Whites, Portlandia (tv program)
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Two Hampden men arrested for burglaries from cars in Rodgers Forge
A pair of North Baltimore residents were arrested this weekend in Rodgers Forge and found in possession of items stolen from several cars, Baltimore County Police said Thursday. According to Cpl. Cathy Batton, a police spokeswoman, officers responded to...
Tags: Theft
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Phoenix man opens Gunpowder Falls Brewing
Martin Virga is a typical sleep-deprived new father. He checks his progeny early each morning before heading to work and spends each evening with them, sometimes not falling into bed until long after midnight. Virga, 46, of Phoenix, is the proud papa of...
Tags: Hunt Valley, Fells Point, Bars and Clubs, Dining and Drinking, Parkville
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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: Justice System, Lawyers, Johns Hopkins University, Mary Pat Clarke, Marketing
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New second-in-command at Northern District no stranger to north Baltimore
Police Capt. Deron Garrity may be new to the Northern District, but he's plenty familiar with north Baltimore. Garrity, 43, who grew up in Medfield and once worked at the Rotunda Giant, was promoted from the Southeastern District to be second in command...
Tags: Harbor East, Fells Point, Canton (Baltimore, Maryland), Loyola University Maryland, Baltimore Police Department
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Pumpkin Theatre's 45th birthday party is a tribute to its founder
Five-year-old Nathan Green didn't want to see Pumpkin Theatre's "Beauty and the Beast" because he thought it was "a girls' show," his mother said. But Nathan and his brother, Gavin, 4, had a fine time at a performance Sunday at St. Timothy's School's...
Tags: Notre Dame of Maryland University, Cinderella (movie), Judaism, Pumpkin, Pikesville
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Catonsville makes the scene on band's CD
Catonsville is among a number of Baltimore locales featured in songs on a new CD that will be released Saturday at a special performance party at the Creative Alliance in Highlandtown. Dan Naiman, a Catonsville resident for more than 20 years, plays...
Tags: Johns Hopkins University, Restaurants, Dining and Drinking, Pikesville, Apple iTunes
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A happy ending for Cafe Hon on 'Kitchen Nightmares'
The Baltimore SunAll's well at Cafe Hon, and Chef Gordon Ramsay is very pleased. That was the message of Friday night's "Kitchen Nightmares" on Fox, as Ramsay revisited the Hampden eatery where he was instrumental in tamping down a war that had erupted over owner Denise...Tags: Cafe Hon, Restaurants, Dining and Drinking, Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks, Denise Whiting
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Immigrant family celebrates 100 years in Baltimore
Abram, his wife, Bessie, and his teenage brother Sam came first, traveling by train from their Russian village to a German port a thousand miles away in 1912. Then they boarded the ship that would bring them to their new home — Baltimore. The...
Tags: Japan, Russia, Hanukkah, Judaism, Music
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