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Residential areas need protections
The night life bill proposed by City Council President Stephanie C. Rawlings-Blake combines two ill-fitting ideas ("Night life focus of bill," July 21). The first idea is to establish a city office to license and coordinate live entertainment venues...Tags: Federal Hill, Cherry Hill
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Baltimore's underground sound
Sun reporterIt's not the kind of music heard at the dentist's office - unless, of course, it's a very hip and hard-core dentist. It's Baltimore club music, and it has made another rare appearance in the mainstream news after the Monday death of one of its most...Tags: Dance, Music Industry, Fells Point, Artscape, Popular Music
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Matilda B. Wolfe
Matilda B. Wolfe, a retired secretary and former Dundalk resident, died July 9 of gangrene at a nursing and rehabilitation center in Waterloo, Iowa. She was 89. Matilda Belton was born in Baltimore and raised in Highlandtown. She was a 1936 graduate of...Tags: Work Relations, Nazareth, Dundalk
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City weighs banning plastic grocery bags
Sun reporterBaltimore moved a step closer to becoming one of the first cities in the nation to ban plastic bags at grocery stores and retail chains after the proposal skidded through a critical City Council committee vote yesterday. Intended to keep the hard-to-...Tags: Safeway Inc., Sheila Dixon, Environmental Cleanup, Groceries, Transportation
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007 makes a 'Grand' showing
Sun reporterFor more than 90 years, until it was demolished on a snowy January day in 2004 to make way for the Enoch Pratt Free Library's Southeast Anchor branch, the glorious Grand Theatre stood on Conkling Street as the pride of Highlandtown. With its Saturday...Tags: Enoch Pratt Free Library, Spider-Man, Little Italy (Baltimore, Maryland), Alfred Hitchcock, Cher
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John P. Rockstroh, 69
John P. "Rocky" Rockstroh Sr., a retired Bethlehem Steel Corp. supervisor and a senior partner in a firm that specialized in helping businesses reorganize, died Tuesday of lung cancer at Gilchrist Hospice Care. The Sparks resident was 69. Mr. Rockstroh...Tags: New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut), Roman Catholic, Bethlehem Steel Corp., Severna Park, Government
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The Free Sheet
'Moonstruck' in Little Italy The Little Italy Film Festival is back in Baltimore for the summer. The popular outdoor film fest's first showing is Moonstruck, the Oscar-winning story about a widow in love with her fiance's brother. The film stars Cher and...Tags: Little Italy (Baltimore, Maryland), Patterson Park, Cher, Nicolas Cage, Catonsville
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Old Haussner's in Highlandtown hid a trove of Cortes treasures in plain sight
Your eyes never quite knew where to gaze at art-filled old Haussner's Restaurant in Highlandtown. But if you looked toward the ceiling, near the lights and the ventilation system, a long row of paintings in heavy gilt frames seemed to be the extra...Tags: Restaurant and Catering Industry, Dwight David Eisenhower
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Merchants to expand on former GM site
Sun ReporterThe 80-year-old Merchants Terminal Corp. is expanding with a $25 million development of a new perishable foods distribution warehouse in Chesapeake Commerce Center, the former site of the General Motors van assembly plant on Broening Highway in...Tags: General Motors Corp., Landover, National Government, Duke Realty Corporation, Government
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Michael William Kirby
Special to the SunA GLASS OF LOUIS M. MARTINI CABERNET SAUVIGNON AT JOHN STEVENS LTD. Native Baltimorean Michael William Kirby, 32, is a painter, mosaic artist and sculptor. But he's made an international name for himself as a muralist. Starting today, Kirby will be...Tags: Fells Point, Harbor East, Employees, Music Theater, Beverage Industry
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