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Six city schools locked down for police activity
Six Northeast Baltimore schools were on lockdown for about 30 minutes past dismissal because of police activity in the area Wednesday afternoon. The schools affected were City College; Mergenthaler Vocational-Technical High School; Abbottston Elementary;... -
GEDCO opens Green House Residences at Stadium Place
Shirley Dickens, 72, didn't much care for the nursing homes she lived in before moving to the new Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Green House Residences at Stadium Place. But Dickens, who is confined to a wheelchair, has no such complaints about her new home...Tags: Roman Catholicism, Nursing Homes, Govans, Personal Service, Long Term Care
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Maryland House and Garden Pilgrimage set for May 19
Hosted by the Howard County Historical Society, the Howard County portion of the 2012 Maryland House and Garden Pilgrimage will be held on Saturday, May 19 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with proceeds going to help underwrite the Society's expenses for moving...Tags: Cancer, Patapsco, Howard County, Festive Events, Tourism and Leisure
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New Baltimore brewery signs lease for Waverly bottling plant
The Baltimore SunPeabody Heights Brewery, formerly called Charm City Brewing Company, has signed a lease this month for a bottling plant near Waverly, in the Abell neighborhood. The lease puts it one step closer to becoming the first large-scale brewery to open within...Tags: Pratt Street, Distilling and Brewing Industry, Highlandtown
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Firefighter hurt in blaze in vacant rowhouse in Barclay
A Baltimore firefighter was injured Sunday evening battling a blaze in a vacant, two-story rowhouse at 304 E. 24th St. in north Baltimore's Barclay neighborhood. According to the Baltimore Firefighters Union, the fire was reported around 8:08 p.m. and...Tags: Injuries and Wounds, Fires, Volleyball
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Winter temperatures don't deter locavores
On Saturday morning, Katie Morris strolled through the Waverly Farmers' Market with the patience of a regular, stopping frequently to inspect apples and granola cups over the rim of her glasses.
She's been coming here for eight winters, when the downtown...Tags: Takoma Park (Montgomery, Maryland), Agricultural Research and Technology, Chestertown, Montgomery County (Maryland), Butchers Hill
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Baltimore City Council members oppose post office closings
Chanting "Return to sender" outside the Waverly post office Wednesday, four Baltimore City Council members protested a United States Postal Service plan to close as many as eight post offices in the city. On the list is Waverly, 3000 Homewood Ave., which...Tags: Mail Order Industry, Mary Pat Clarke, Sharon Green Middleton, Maryland, Vehicles
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Area residents unimpressed by plans for Waverly Library
Melissa Smith, of Oakenshawe has waited since 2008 for Baltimore City to unveil its plans for renovating and expanding her local library. But when the presentation was finally made Tuesday, Smith, president of the group Friends of the Waverly Library,...Tags: Energy Saving, Architecture, Architecture, Mary Pat Clarke, Charles Village
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Police: Three men shot in legs or buttocks in separate incidents
Three men were shot in separate incidents Monday night in Baltimore. Each of the men was struck in either his leg or buttocks, city police said. None of the injuries is considered life-threatening. The first shooting occurred in the 2500 block of...Tags: Injuries and Wounds, Shootings, Legs, Cherry Hill (Baltimore, Maryland), Hospitals and Clinics
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Neil Francis Lemon, co-founder of The Waterford Group, dies
Baltimore Sun reporterNeil Francis Lemon, a co-founder and executive vice president of The Waterford Group that developed and managed affordable housing for senior citizens, died July 23 of cancer at his Riderwood home. He died a day before his 75th birthday, family members...Tags: Roman Catholicism, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Harford County, Waterford, Charles Village
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Carl N. Greene, FBI analyst
Baltimore Sun reporterCarl Nathan Greene, a retired FBI budget analyst, died in a coma Nov. 21 at Good Samaritan Hospital while being treated for respiratory, heart and kidney failure. The Severn resident was 49. Born in Baltimore and raised in Waverly, he attended Abbottston...Tags: FBI, Government, Washington, DC, Family, Civil and Public Service
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Montebello Elementary/Middle closed today due to no power
Montebello Elementary/Middle School in Baltimore City is closed for students today because there is no power in the community, city school officials said. Staff members should report to Waverly Elementary/Middle, officials said.
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