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Driver Killed in Early Morning Independence Crash
Independence Police are investigating a deadly single vehicle crash that happened early Saturday morning at Kentucky Road and Arlington Avenue.
Authorities say the crash occurred when the driver of a black 1999 Pontiac Grand Prix that was westbound on...Tags: Transportation Accidents, Vehicles, Hospitals and Clinics, Road Accidents
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Carlo M. Peduto, security supervisor
Carlo M. Peduto, a former supervisor in the Federal Protective Service and a D-Day veteran, died Sunday of heart failure at Hart Heritage, an assisted-living facility in Forest Hill. He was 91.
Mr. Peduto, the son of Italian immigrants, was born and...Tags: Charity, Death and Dying, Japan
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Local hardware stores hope to co-exist with Lowe's
At Ace Hardware in Waverly, customers have been Johns Hopkins University students who need paint to touch up a room or Greenmount Avenue rehabbers who need to replace a broken drill. Since he opened the store in May, co-owner John Elliott has come to know...Tags: Small Businesses, The Home Depot, Corporate Officers, Charles Village, Bolton Hill
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Police Blotter
Police reports in Baltimore city and county Southwestern Baltimore Victim identified Police identified Marvin Hawkins, 38, of the 1300 block of Taylor Ave. as the man fatally shot Nov. 12 while seated in a car parked in the 3500 block of Gelston Drive....Tags: White Marsh, Vehicles, Murder, Theft, Dining and Drinking
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3 men charged in string of city robberies exceeding $300,000
Three men have been charged in federal criminal complaints with a series of brazen Maryland robberies that netted more than $300,000 in illegal proceeds and left one business owner dying of head injuries while he was zip-tied and duct-taped to a chair....Tags: Dundalk, Trials, Restaurants, Theft, FBI
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Lowe's plans to open store, garden center in Parkville
Lowe's home improvement plans to open a new store at 1400 Taylor Ave. in Parkville in the fiscal fourth quarter of next year. The store will have 94,000 square feet of retail sales space and a 26,600-square-foot garden center. It will create up to 120 new... -
Time to let the a-rab tradition die
Some traditions just don't fade away as readily as others. My reference is to the latest confrontation between the arabbers and the city of Baltimore ("City closes largest a-rab stable, seizes horses," Nov. 11). One of my fondest memories of growing up...Tags: Horse (animal)
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Up close and personal at a turkey farm
Picking a fresh turkey for Thanksgiving can become as involved as selecting the proper bottle of wine. Just like wine, there are issues of pedigree, terroir, flavor, panache and, of course, price.
Every November, I am tempted to rhapsodize about the...Tags: Agriculture, Holidays, Farms, Dining and Drinking, Thanksgiving
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Study shortchanges Md. commitment to pedestrians
The Sun article " Maryland Ranks 49th in Spending to Keep Walkers, Bicyclists Safe" (Nov. 10) reported on a flawed study released by national special interest groups. Maryland, under the O'Malley/Brown administration, views pedestrian and bicycle...Tags: Transportation, Woodrow Wilson, Road Transportation, Martin O'Malley
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Little Italy prejudice? Easy for an outsider to say
In response to Carol N. Shaw's letter "Prejudice in Little Italy commentary" (Readers respond, Nov. 2): I believe the quote from the op-ed you're criticizing was "Mo's related activities have irked residents, and not because the owners are Arab or the...Tags: Italy, Assault
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Prejudice in Little Italy? Easy for outsider to criticize
In response to Carol N. Shaw's letter "Prejudice in Little Italy commentary (Readers respond, Nov. 2): I believe the quote from the op-ed you're criticizing was was "Mo's related activities have irked residents, and not because the owners are Arab or...Tags: Italy, Assault
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County officer shot responding to domestic violence dispute
Baltimore Sun reporterA 30-year Baltimore County police veteran was shot Friday while responding to a domestic dispute call in the Parkville section of the county. The officer, whose injuries were described as non-life threatening, was taken to Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical...Tags: White Marsh, Hospitals and Clinics, Fires, Armed Conflicts
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