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    Apr 20, 2008| Baltimore Sun

  1. More art on walls, less trash on streets

    Sun reporter
    Promising to transform drab, concrete walls into colorful displays of public art, Baltimore officials said yesterday that the city will commission 20 murals this summer -- more than double the number painted in past years. Noting that Baltimore's...

    Tags: Government, Public Officials, Painting, Randallstown, Montebello

    2. Apr 20, 2008| Baltimore Sun

  2. Land of plenty

    Not very long ago, it seemed that Bobby Prigel's northern Baltimore County dairy farm was about to go out of business.
    Sun reporter
    Not very long ago, it seemed that Bobby Prigel's northern Baltimore County dairy farm was about to go out of business. Bellevale Farm, which has been run by four generations of Prigels, couldn't compete with large-scale operations that keep costs low...

    Tags: Agriculture, Tourism and Leisure Industry, Food Industry, Consumers, Farms

    3. Feb 29, 2008| Baltimore Sun

  3. 'A tough time'

    Now that a fill-up costs them $90, Minnie and William Lewis of Baltimore County have given up weekly pleasure drives on scenic routes.
    Sun reporters
    Now that a fill-up costs them $90, Minnie and William Lewis of Baltimore County have given up weekly pleasure drives on scenic routes. East Baltimore resident Leonard Cochran is buying less meat at the grocery store and eating the wild rabbit and venison...

    Tags: Prices, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Retirement, Tourism and Leisure Industry, Consumers

    4. Feb 24, 2008| Baltimore Sun

  4. Not a nursing home, but a nurturing home

    Instead of a nursing station, the focus of activity at Castagna House is a homelike kitchen with double ovens and a long wooden dining room table.
    Sun reporter
    Instead of a nursing station, the focus of activity at Castagna House is a homelike kitchen with double ovens and a long wooden dining room table. The people who live here aren't called residents or patients, but "elders." Those who care for them are not...

    Tags: Alzheimer's Disease, Long Term Care, Government, Eating Disorders, Medical Services

    5. Feb 21, 2008| Baltimore Sun

  5. Steiner fans sound off to panel from WYPR

    Sun reporter
    Ellen from Baltimore, Tim from Waverly and Jo-Ann from Annapolis joined more than 300 fellow callers, listeners and fans of WYPR's freshly canceled The Marc Steiner Show last night to display their anger in hopes that station managers would reverse...

    Tags: Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore Museum of Art

    6. Dec 6, 2007| Baltimore Sun

  6. Woman injured in bus beating

    Sun Reporters
    The woman and her boyfriend boarded the No. 27 bus and tried to find a seat as it traveled through North Baltimore. But a fight quickly broke out between the pair and a group of nine students heading home from their Hampden middle school, police said....

    Tags: People, Court Administration, Injuries, Prosecution, Trials

    7. Nov 11, 2007| Baltimore Sun

  7. Cafe serves Southern comfort menu in Waverly

    Casey Jenkins is a charmer. All restaurant owners pay lip service to the concept of being in the business to make people happy, but the owner and chef of the new Darker Than Blue Cafe seems to mean it. His enthusiasm is infectious, even when he's just talking about his all you-can-eat brunch for $17.95.
    Sun restaurant critic
    Casey Jenkins is a charmer. All restaurant owners pay lip service to the concept of being in the business to make people happy, but the owner and chef of the new Darker Than Blue Cafe seems to mean it. His enthusiasm is infectious, even when he's just...

    Tags: Seafood and Fishing Industry, Curtis Mayfield

    8. Nov 7, 2007| Baltimore Sun

  8. Pear ciders hit the spot before big feast begins

    It is flavorful, seasonal and refreshing. Pear cider is worth a try, especially at Thanksgiving. There is always a question, at my house anyway, about what beverage to serve during the pre-meal sipping time on Thanksgiving. I save the good wine for the...

    Tags: Beverage Industry, Religious Festivals, Consumer Goods Industries, Public Holidays

    9. Aug 24, 2007| Baltimore Sun

  9. A community feels fear

    She was never shy about telling the young men who were hanging outside her home - often in pointed and colorful language, neighbors say - that she was going to call the police.
    Sun reporter
    She was never shy about telling the young men who were hanging outside her home - often in pointed and colorful language, neighbors say - that she was going to call the police. After they splattered white paint and wrote "rat [expletive]" on the porch of...

    Tags: National Government, Prisons, Arson, Gang Activity, Drug Trafficking

    10. Jul 28, 2007| Baltimore Sun

  10. City man chased, fatally shot near home

    Sun reporter
    A man was chased and fatally shot outside his West Baltimore rowhouse early yesterday, and police said they were seeking two men in the attack. The shooting occurred about 2:15 a.m. in the 1700 block of W. Baltimore St. Police said two men approached...

    Tags: Murder, Pikesville

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Waverly Elementary/Middle Assistant Principal Raymond B...
(March 15, 2008)
Andres Alonso and Antwoine Tyler
The county Zoning Board has declined a petitioner's bid...
(November 2, 2007)
Waverly Woods Village Center
A young sledder climbs a hill in the Waverly Woods deve...
(January 22, 2005)
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