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Mystery writers converge on city for conference
If you're a mystery fan, Baltimore is the place to be this week. Beginning Thursday, the international Bouchercon conference, Charmed to Death, will bring about 1,500 mystery writers and mystery lovers here for a four-day celebration of the genre. Among...Tags: Govans, Baltimore Book Festival
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Stone to return to former city school board post
A former Baltimore school board member got his old position back in an appointment announced yesterday by Mayor Sheila Dixon and Gov. Martin O'Malley. David Stone, 45, served on the board from 2002 to 2004, when he resigned to work as the school system's...Tags: Sheila Dixon, Martin O'Malley, Johns Hopkins University, Regional Authority, National Government
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Howard County Datebook
Today 'Secret' Red Branch Theatre Company, a new adult company in residence at Drama Learning Center, is presenting its first musical production, The Secret Garden, through Oct. 12. Based on the classic children's novel of the same name by Frances Hodgson...Tags: Patapsco, Tourism and Leisure, Trumbo, Frances Hodgson Burnett, Ellicott City
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Don't get your shorts in a bunch — visibly
The ladies who lunch at Petit Louis in Roland Park know enough to keep their undies to themselves. Same goes for the Harbor East crowd forking over hundreds for dinner at Charleston and the oenophiles tasting wines at nearby Cinghiale. Patrons of Pazo,...Tags: Fells Point, Wine, Beer, and Spirits, Martin O'Malley, Peter Franchot, Restaurant and Catering Industry
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Top 10 Noisiest Restaurants
Dining@LargeWhen I first thought of this topic, it seemed very negative, unlike most of our other Top 10s. But actually noisy restaurants usually have lots going for them, including good food, because crowds of people having a great time are......Tags: Fells Point, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Mount Vernon, Harbor East
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Clarke Murphy Jr., lawyer and outdoorsman
Clarke Murphy Jr., a retired lawyer and an adventurer, died Thursday of complications from Alzheimer's disease at Gilchrist Hospice Care. The Ruxton resident was 87. Mr. Murphy was born in Baltimore and raised in Roland Park. He was a 1938 graduate of...Tags: Ridgewood, Christianity, Death and Dying, Roman Catholic, Johns Hopkins University
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Frances W. Proutt, caterer and church worker
Frances W. Proutt, a former caterer and church facilities coordinator, died yesterday of renal failure at the Broadmead retirement community in Cockeysville. She was 78. Frances Winship McLean was born in Baltimore and raised in the city's Poplar Hill...Tags: Christianity, Death and Dying, Rehoboth Beach, Whitehall, James Taylor
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Caroline C. Buck, homemaker and volunteer
Caroline C. Buck, a homemaker and volunteer, died of complications from a stroke Wednesday at the Broadmead retirement community in Cockeysville. She was 93. Caroline Cromwell was born in Baltimore and raised on Biddle Street and later in Roland Park....Tags: Christianity, Death and Dying, Anglican, Mount Vernon
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Linking trails helps save city's green space
Kudos to Jonathan Pitts for updating us on the 2009 Strategic Implementation Plan for Maryland Trails ("Trail mix," Sept. 4). Meanwhile, in leafy Roland Park, we are locked in a battle to save our remaining green space. A rezoning decision by the city...Tags: Frederick Law Olmsted, Clubs and Associations
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Elizabeth Large's top 10
Some people love noisy restaurants because they equate noise with high energy; some don't. Either way, this list should be useful to you. The main reason these places are noisy is because they attract crowds with their good food and the good times they...Tags: Ellicott City, Fells Point, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Mount Vernon, Harbor East
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Sarah R. Buttner, veteran and artist
Sarah R. Buttner, a World War II veteran and artist, died Sunday of respiratory failure at the Blakehurst retirement community in Towson. She was 88. Born Sarah Russell in Baltimore, she was raised on her family's farm in Glen Arm. She graduated in...Tags: Medical Conditions
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Malcolm A. Dutterer Jr.
Malcolm Austin Dutterer Jr., a retired Baltimore public school educator and administrator who established a citywide civics program for students, died Sept. 10 of a heart attack at his Carney home. He was 71. Mr. Dutterer was born in Baltimore and raised...Tags: Parkville, Christianity, Diseases, Colleges and Universities, Heart Disease
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