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Many are frustrated by pace of plowing
Baltimore Sun reportersBaltimore residents and those who travel into the city have been fuming about snowed-in side streets and ice-filled main routes. But city officials warned that conditions could get worse before they get better. City road crews were pulling out of...Tags: Employees, Weather Reports, M&T Bank Stadium, Trips and Vacations, Vehicles
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Baltimore: the city that eats cheap
Dining@LargeIf you're out of dough in Baltimore, it's probably not because you're spending too much on food.Baltimore ranked waaay low on a list that compared food spending by city. The average Baltimore household spent $5,102 on food in 2009, according......Tags: Safeway Inc.
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Talbot County grub and grit
Dining@LargeNew York Times restaurant critic Sam Sifton fills today's review of a Greenwich Village restaurant with all sorts of Baltimore references, most related to The Wire.He mentions Wire characters Avon Barksdale and Stringer Bell. He ends the review by...Tags: Greenwich Village, Sausages, The New York Times, Chesapeake Bay, Restaurants
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Income up, study says
A city-sponsored economic study shows Baltimore has about $1.2 billion more in aggregate neighborhood income than traditional markets have estimated, and city leaders say they plan to highlight these findings to developers in an attempt to revitalize four...Tags: Demographics, Sheila Dixon, Station North, Population and Census, Local Government
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An epidemic's unseen cause
Sun reporterWhile just a teenager in the 1970s, she danced on The Block, where she snorted cocaine and heroin and sold sex in back rooms. Later, with her addictions firmly rooted, she set out on her own, offering her body on the streets of West Baltimore as a...Tags: Drugs and Medicines, Medical Procedures and Tests, Maryland, Sexual Assault, AIDS
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Man dies after Pigtown altercation
A man died yesterday evening at a downtown hospital of injuries he suffered in an altercation on a Washington Village street, city police said. The man's identity was being withheld pending notification of family members, police said. No arrest had...Tags: Death, Maryland, Hospitals and Clinics, Injuries and Wounds
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Baltimore-area schools incorporate inauguration into lessons
They wrote speeches and poems and plotted graphs with the ages of presidents upon inauguration. Yesterday's inauguration of Barack Obama provided boundless learning opportunities for students in area classrooms - assuming they were in school. Baltimore...Tags: Elections, France, White House, Television, Ronald Reagan
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The market get-together: Be there or be square
Dining@LargePigtown asked me to remind everyone about the Under the Viaduct Baltimore Farmers Market get-together this Sunday. I don't know if a time has been set yet (she can post below), but she asked that I ask for suggestions of...... -
Dining@Large: the April Fools Edition
Dining@LargeNo, no tricks here. (As far as I know.) I just got several e-mails connected to April Fools Day and thought I would bundle them into one post.First of all, Bucky (who else?) has informed me that April 1 kicks......Tags: Charity, April Fools' Day, Maryland, Charles Theatre, Dining and Drinking
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The Elfegne Ethiopian Cafe review
Dining@LargeI've been so discombobulated today I almost forgot to link to Other Reviewer Richard's review of Elfegne Ethiopian Cafe in Pigtown. As Richard said when I apologized to him, it's hard to feel combolutated at a time like this.Elfegne is...... -
Send me your memories
Dining@LargeLissa's mini-review of her recent meal at Rehoboth Beach reminded me that I want to ask anyone who wants to participate to write a guest post for Beach Week. If you have a photo as well, all the better, but......Tags: Rehoboth Beach, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Restaurants, Dining and Drinking
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Plant makes its final run
Sun StaffWorkers at General Motors' Baltimore plant finished making the last van on the 70-year-old assembly line yesterday, joining another piece of the city's blue-collar past and taking their spot in the financially troubled carmaker's history. The last van...Tags: Employees, Layoffs and Downsizing, Plant Closings, Vehicles, Medical Services
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