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Paul Theodore Pojman, Towson U. professor
Paul Theodore Pojman, a professor of philosophy at Towson University and a community activist, died Sept. 20 of lung cancer at Johns Hopkins Hospital. The Hampden resident was 45.
"Paul's area was the philosophy of science, and he focused on...Tags: Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Teachers, Teaching and Learning, Towson University, Johns Hopkins Hospital
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Baltimore Time Bank hooks people up to trade services
Andrea Wenger needed computer help. Ian Schlakman wanted nutrition counseling. So they traded services. And no money exchanged hands. "I fixed two of her laptops," Schlakman said. "In exchange for that, she gave me one hour of nutrition help." "I think...
Tags: Charles Village, Computing and Information Technology Industry, Fells Point
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Sept. 26: Only in Baltimore
Let's face it: Charm City can be a strange place. That's one of the reasons we like it so much. From toilet races in Hampden to hilariously lewd bathroom signs, Baltimore has a quirky sensibility few other cities can match. -------------------- View... -
Irvin L. Steinbach, psychologist
Irvin L. Steinbach, a retired court psychologist and avid urban walker, died Sunday of a cardiac arrest at Roland Park Place. He was 86. The son of a businessman and a homemaker, Irvin Lee Steinbach was born in Baltimore and raised on Eutaw Place....Tags: George Washington University, University of Maryland, College Park, Psychology, Roland Park, Health and Medical Professionals
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Recipe Finder: Mandarin turkey pasta salad
Martha Socolar from Baltimore was looking for a recipe for a pasta salad with turkey that she said was printed on a box of Mueller's shell pasta in the mid-1990s. She said the recipe was on the box for a long time, but she never copied it down. Sue Housel...Tags: Salt, Turkey (animal), Ginger, Onions, Foods and Beverages
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Baltimore City Council holds hearing on BGE response to derecho storm
Sister Ellen Carr, who lives in the Sisters of St. Francis of Assisi convent in Waverly, remembers all too well the derecho storm that pummeled the Baltimore region during a heat wave June 29. With no electricity, "believe me, it was hot in the building,...
Tags: White Marsh, Roland Park, Waverly (Baltimore, Maryland), Botany, Mary Pat Clarke
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Not everyone in Little Italy loves the food trucks
The Baltimore SunNot everybody loves those food-truck rallies. Residents in Little Italy received a sarcasm-laced flier in their mailboxes, from parties unknown, protesting the Friday night event in their neighborhood. The letter is written as if from (fictional) greedy...Tags: Italy, Music, Little Italy (Baltimore, Maryland), Harbor East, McHenry Row
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Toilet and waiter races beat the rain at Hampdenfest
Only a late afternoon rain Saturday stopped a hoppin' Hampdenfest on The Avenue, but not before waitress Katherine Giauque won the festival's inaugural Baltimore Inter-Restaurant Battle. In a wacky race for wait staffs at area restaurants —...
Tags: Dining and Drinking, T. Rowe Price, Restaurants, Festive Events, Radio Industry
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Girl fights and crowds watching them have no place in the neighborhood
Twenty minutes before September's First Friday, people came rushing into my store, Atomic Books, saying, "You need to do something. There is a crazy fight going on outside." I immediately walked outside and noticed I didn't need to do anything....Tags: Authors, Folklore and Mythology
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Abortion debate amicable at Hampdenfest
Pro-choice and anti-abortion advocates co-existed peaceably at Hampdenfest 2012. But both sides made it clear they were standing firm. Protesting next to the St. Thomas Aquinas Church's Respect Life booth was Minda Thorward, a 36-year-old attorney...Tags: Planned Parenthood, Abortion Issue, Family Planning, Abortion
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Avenue Antiques in Hampden expands into old Ideal Theatre next door
Already ensconced in the old G.C. Murphy five-and-dime store on The Avenue in Hampden, Avenue Antiques has now expanded into the old Ideal Theatre building next door. On Friday at 4 p.m., on the eve of Hampdenfest 2012, Avenue Antiques owner Elissa...
Tags: Arts, Museums, Artists, The Salvation Army, Mary Pat Clarke
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Cab driver robbed in Hampden, man arrested
A 27-year-old man was charged with assault, robbery and theft in a hold-up of a cab driver early Friday in Baltimore's Hampden neighborhood. Branden Barnes was arrested after detectives spotted him walking along Keswick Road. Officers responded to a...Tags: Theft
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