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Tom Turkey on the road to ... dinner
Maryland WeatherI was driving to work on I-83 Monday when I pulled alongside this flatbed truck from Locust Point Farm in Elkton, loaded with cages holding dozens of turkeys. It wasn't hard to imagine where they were headed. Fortunately for these......Tags: Elkton
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New restaurants continue to open (and close)
Dining@LargeI've written about how new restaurants aren't as quick to let me know they're open as they used to be because they don't want to be slammed and don't want me to review them until they've had time to get......Tags: Restaurants, Dining and Drinking, Timonium, Perry Hall, Wine, Beer, and Spirits
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Mayor's decisions on 'recovery zone' projects expected soon
Nineteen development teams have applied to take advantage of $30.8 million in funding assistance available to construct or rehabilitate buildings within a newly created "recovery zone" in Baltimore. The Baltimore Development Corp. announced Friday that...Tags: Sheila Dixon, Tourism and Leisure, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Hotels and Accommodations, Guilford (Baltimore, Maryland)
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Worker trapped when floor collapses in S. Baltimore
Baltimore Sun reporterA worker was injured Wednesday afternoon when the floor of a South Baltimore rowhouse collapsed during renovation, said a city Fire Department spokesman. The man's name was not released. About 4 p.m., two men were working in the basement of a two-story...Tags: Employees, Fires
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Estimates panel to get bridge-replacement contracts today
The Dixon administration is expected to bring two contracts before the Board of Estimates today cementing its two-year-old accord with CSX under which the railroad will pay roughly three-quarters of the cost of replacing two of the city's most...Tags: Engineering, Local Authority, Railway Transportation, Fort McHenry, Sheila Dixon
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It's easy to find great food at great prices
Self-confidence is as attractive in a restaurant as it is in a person. The best places to dine both expensively and frugally more often than not turn out to be the product of someone's clear vision.
You can tell you're in one of these places when you'...Tags: Foods and Beverages, Restaurants, Hamburgers, Enoch Pratt Free Library, Restaurant and Catering Industry
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Elizabeth Large's top 10
This week's topic on Dining@Large (baltimoresun.com/diningatlarge), Top 10 Fine-Dining Bars, intrigues me because they seem to me to be a peculiarly Baltimore institution. They aren't bistros. They aren't wine bars. The decor isn't stylish - in fact, you...Tags: Salads, Foods and Beverages, Federal Hill, Restaurants, Mount Vernon
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Correction
The Baltimore Sun is committed to providing fair and accurate coverage. Readers who have concerns or comments are encouraged to call us at 800-829-8000. A headline that ran with a crime brief in Tuesday's editions was incorrect. Two teen-age boys were... -
Port of Baltimore surpasses record of cruise passengers
With two months to go, the port of Baltimore has surpassed its previous record for cruise passenger boardings in a single year. According to the Maryland Port Administration, 125,248 passengers left Baltimore on 60 cruises through Oct. 22. The passenger...Tags: Tourism and Leisure, Cruises
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Next Sunday's review: Alizee
Dining@LargeThe changes at Alizee in the Inn at the Colonnade have been so major I decided to go see for myself, even though it was reviewed recently. Other Reviewer Richard was there not so long ago when it had a......Tags: Dining and Drinking, Wine, Beer, and Spirits
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Top 10 Happy Hours for 35-and-overs
Dining@LargeIn spite of a few jokes about walkers and such that you had to expect, there was a good discussion under my earlier post about what 35-and-overs want in a happy hour. One of the main things, after meeting other......Tags: Distilling and Brewing Industry, Harbor East, Federal Hill, Restaurants, Beverage Industry
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Mexican cantina takes Tsunami space
Sun Restaurant CriticI was afraid when I reviewed Baltimore's Tsunami, a pan-Asian restaurant at 1300 Bank St., that it wasn't going to make it. And, indeed, it closed less than a year after it opened, "merging" with its sister restaurant, Lemongrass, next door. At the time,...Tags: Vegan Diet, Foods and Beverages, Earthquakes, Restaurants, Hamburgers
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