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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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William Peter Feimer
William Peter Feimer, a World War II Army Air Forces fighter pilot who later joined the Baltimore Police Department, died Monday of complications from Alzheimer's disease at Heart Homes Lutherville, an assisted-living facility.
The longtime Linthicum...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Alzheimer's Disease, Family, Defense, U.S. Army
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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: Wine, Beer, and Spirits, Dining and Drinking
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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: Restaurant and Catering Industry, Restaurants, Tsunamis, Hamburgers, Ellicott City
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Richard reviews the Whetstone Grill
Dining@LargeToday Other Reviewer Richard reviews the Whetstone Grill in Locust Point, an offshoot of the popular Hull Street Blues.So many of the cheap-eats sorts of places that are his territory are difficult to review. Unless they are the proverbial hidden...... -
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: Federal Hill, Beverage Industry, Restaurants, Harbor East, Appetizers
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Seven developers honored for Baltimore projects
Seven Baltimore development projects have been picked for their innovation and vision to be the first recipients of a new award sponsored by The Urban Land Institute's Baltimore chapter. . The seven WaveMaker Awards projects are Miller's Court, a...Tags: Beverage Industry, Highlandtown
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Elizabeth Large's top 10
In spite of a few jokes about walkers and such that you had to expect, there was a good discussion on a post on my blog Dining@Large (baltimoresun.com/diningatlarge) about what 35-and-overs want in a happy hour. One of the main things, after meeting...Tags: Federal Hill, Beverage Industry, Restaurants, Harbor East, Appetizers
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Patch of downtown becoming dog park
Baltimore Sun reporterA sliver of green downtown, sandwiched between busy city streets, is being turned into a dog park. The Downtown Partnership and the city are working together to turn the tenth of a grassy acre, city property, into a fenced-in park for people to let their...Tags: Canton (Baltimore, Maryland), Dog (animal), Patterson Park
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Harborque opens in Locust Point
Dining@LargeAndrew alerted me to the fact that Harborque opened Friday in Locust Point (1421 Lawrence St., 410-685-7675). First of all, catchy name. You've got to wonder why no one has thought of it before. When I Googled Harborque, I was...... -
The unannounced service charge
Dining@LargeWe've talked about tipping during Restaurant Week before, but I don't think this particular subject has come up: The unannounced gratuity added to a large party's check by the restaurant. I'm sure the rationale is that servers get lower tips......Tags: Restaurant and Catering Industry, Restaurants, Dining and Drinking
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