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Eddie's on North Charles celebrating 20th year Saturday
The second Eddie's of Roland Park store opened Sept. 22, 1992, so the store's 20th anniversary was actually last fall. But the store on North Charles Street is celebrating its 20th year officially April 13. "Spring is a nice time," owner Nancy Cohen...
Tags: Judaism, Washington, DC, Marketing, Retraining, Charles Street
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Walters Art Museum names new director, Julia Marciari-Alexander
In naming Julia Marciari-Alexander as executive director on Wednesday, the Walters Art Museum board of directors entrusted one of Baltimore's most important arts institutions to a rising star — and signaled an emphasis on community engagement even...
Tags: Baltimore Museum of Art, Yale Center for British Art, Bill Johnston, New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut), Colleges and Universities
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High school sports polls for March 26, 2013
Boys lacrosse ++++++++++++++++++++ || No. School || Record || Prev. || || 1.Boys' Latin || 5-0 || 2 || || 2. Gilman || 3-0 || 3 || || 3. Calvert Hall || 1-2 || 1 || || 4. St. Paul's || 5-0 || 6 || || 5. McDonogh || 4-1 || 4 || ||...
Tags: Perry Hall, Severna Park, Pikesville, High School Sports, Catonsville
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For some schools, art of learning involves reading, writing and acting like Paul Revere
Imagine a classroom where math is taught through the works of Matisse and reading is learned through a dramatic skit instead of a textbook. That's the scenario at several Anne Arundel County public schools that use the practice of arts integration....Tags: Teachers, Johns Hopkins University, Colleges and Universities, Teaching and Learning, Riviera Beach
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Church bell tower repairs signify change in Oliver neighborhood
A few weeks ago, I spent a few quiet minutes in Green Mount Cemetery, where its higher ground offers unexpected views of Baltimore. As I looked to the southeast, something curious caught my eye. What was going on in the nearby Oliver neighborhood? What...
Tags: Culture, Building Material, Basilica of the Assumption, Ceremonies, Christianity
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Roundup: Lynch leads C.M. Wright to 8-4 softball win
The No. 8 C. Milton Wright softball team was coming off a loss to unranked Broadneck. Jenny Lynch (3-for-3) got the Mustangs started with a solo homer in the second inning as they beat No. 7 Chesapeake-AA, 8-4, Tuesday. C. Milton Wright fell, 11-1, to... -
Here's a Hudson's Corner vote for Graul's Market as the boutique grocery store for the Rotunda mall
If I had to vote on which food store I would like to see at the Rotunda, I would vote for Graul's Market. My reason is simple: Graul's is a full-service market. Retirement communities and apartment buildings, all inhabited by senior citizens, surround...Tags: Whole Foods Market, Timonium, Passenger Cars, Breads
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CMW girls lacrosse moves to 3-0 with tourney wins
The C. Milton Wright girls lacrosse team won its third straight game Saturday and its second at the Anne Arundel Community College Tournament. The Mustangs defeated Archbishop Spalding, after leading 7-6 at the half, 7-6. Abby Smucker led the Mustangs...Tags: Anne Arundel Community College, Lacrosse, Havre de Grace
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Which kids are Baltimore's speed cameras keeping safe?
I spent my first morning of spring break sitting in traffic court fighting a speed camera ticket. Good times all around, especially when you consider the great problems the city has had with its speed camera system. More than 25 drivers gathered in...
Tags: Punishment, Fines, Judges, Justice System
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Esther M. Bacot, sales associate
Esther M. Bacot, a former dress designer and Talbot's sales associate, died March 25 from kidney failure at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson. She was 88. The daughter of a physician and a homemaker, the former Esther Philinda Murray was born in Baltimore...Tags: Severna Park, Charlottesville (Charlottesville, Virginia), Charles Street, Christianity, Middletown
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Battle Monument and its architect inspire Essex student
Chloe A. Gudmundsson is a senior at Eastern Technical High School in Essex, and at the suggestion of her English teacher, she decided to research a paper on Maximilian Godefroy, the quirky architect who designed Baltimore's Battle Monument to...
Tags: Fort McHenry, Essex (Baltimore, Maryland), Seminaries, University of Maryland Baltimore County, Colleges and Universities
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Lutherville-founded home brewing club draws serious suds lovers
The founders of Brewtherville Labs — both live in Lutherville — were being funny when they named their beer brewing club. But they were quite serious about their focus on home brewing. The members of the club gather in a friendly atmosphere,...
Tags: Belvedere Square, Bars and Clubs, Dining and Drinking, Loyola University Maryland, Timonium
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