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Wiley Gunter's dishes classic bar food in SoBo
Wiley Gunter's is an easy place to like.
It has everything a great neighborhood bar needs: super-friendly bartenders, big TVs, walls covered with sports memorabilia and a menu stocked with well-executed takes on familiar bar food.
With all that, it's no...Tags: Federal Hill, Bars and Clubs, Onions, Sandwiches, Hamburgers
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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: Harbor East, Italy, McHenry Row, Music, Hampden
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City train yard tentatively selected as site of port transfer station
The state, city and CSX Transportation have tentatively selected the Mount Clare train yard in Southwest Baltimore for a roughly $90 million facility where containerized cargo would be transferred from trucks to trains, a project designed to improve the...Tags: Local Government, Railway Transportation, Port of Baltimore, Prince George's County, Technology
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Baltimore's food trucks will rally at three September Gatherings
Baltimore will have three Friday night food truck rallies in September. Since the first Baltimore food-truck rally was held in Harbor East in July 2011, the fleet has grown, and the Friday night rallies have moved to a more-or-less weekly schedule,...
Tags: Harbor East, McHenry Row, Washington, DC
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Startup Weekend: Launch your own startup at Advertising.com
It is fitting that the next Baltimore Startup Weekend -- where entrepreneurs and coders and designers come together to launch companies -- is at the headquarters of Advertising.com. Advertising.com is one of the biggest startups to ever come out of --...Tags: Startups, Tide Point Waterfront Park
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Under Armour reports earnings gain, beats Wall St. estimates
Under Armour Inc. scored a touchdown Tuesday with its second-quarter profit rising 7 percent, which sent its stock soaring.
Shares in the iconic Baltimore-based sports apparel maker surged 9 percent to $52.79 each in New York Stock Exchange trading after...Tags: Companies and Corporations, New Products, Under Armour Inc., Earnings Forecasts, NYSE Euronext, Inc.
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Hurricane Isaac cuts off Baltimore's jumbo crab supply
Marylanders looking to pile their picnic tables with crabs for one last send-off to summer this Labor Day will likely have to do so with a less-than-jumbo variety of the state's favorite crustacean, thanks to Hurricane Isaac. The storm that tore...
Tags: Annapolis, Labor Day, Hurricane Isaac (2012), Holidays
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State, CSX consider four sites in Baltimore for new terminal
The Maryland Department of Transportation is working with CSX Transportation to review four sites in Baltimore that the railroad company could use as a new multi-million-dollar cargo transfer facility needed to accommodate increased freight demands at the...
Tags: Companies and Corporations, Port of Baltimore, Maryland Department of Transportation, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake
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Five arrested in home invasion scheme
Baltimore police have arrested two women and three men accused of posing as city tax collectors and violently robbing elderly people in their homes. Tierra McCoy and Vaneka Powers, both of Baltimore, have been charged with robbery, conspiracy and...Tags: Baltimore Gas and Electric Co., Theft, Greektown, Police Arrests, Prosecution
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Police investigate home-invasion robbery schemes
Baltimore police said Sunday morning that they were continuing to investigate several home invasion robbery schemes committed against senior citizens in the city's Greektown and Locust Point areas. Victims have received calls from a person posing as a...Tags: Theft, Greektown
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Grocery retailers compete with mobile shopping tools
Plenty of shoppers at a Baltimore Safeway have started checking their cell phones while pushing carts and scanning shelves.
They may have been texting or checking Facebook updates, but now grocery customers could use mobile devices to plan meals,...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Safeway Inc., University of Maryland, College Park, Drugs and Medicines, Walmart
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Ron Schmelzer: Tech breakfaster, startup veteran
Ron Schmelzer has been living and breathing the startup life since he was a college student at MIT in the mid-1990s — and at his monthly tech breakfasts in Baltimore, he wants others to live it, too.
The entrepreneur started his first company out...Tags: Companies and Corporations, New Products, Startups, Ecosystems, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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