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Getting ready for Thanksgiving — by the bushel
Baltimore Sun reporterGreens and apples were sold by the bushel Sunday as shoppers stuffed their bags and carts at the Baltimore Farmers' Market in preparation for Thanksgiving. "This is our best market of the year. Next week will probably be the worst - everybody will be too...Tags: Apples, Heavy Engineering, Potatoes, White Marsh, Holidays
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Kurt Glaser, psychiatry professor
Kurt Glaser, a retired former associate professor of pediatrics and assistant professor of psychiatry at the University of Maryland School of Medicine and former director of adolescent services at Springfield Hospital Center in Sykesville, died Nov. 13 of...Tags: Pediatrics, Colleges and Universities, Sykesville, Austria, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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Police arrest Pikesville man in pharmacy robberies
The Associated PressMaryland State Police said a Pikesville man wanted for robbing pharmacies has been caught in the act. Anthony Pierre Willis, 45, is charged with armed robbery and other counts in connection with a robbery of a Rite Aid on Pulaski Highway near Joppatowne....Tags: Theft, Rite Aid Corporation
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Maryland high school football playoffs
Friday Class 4A North Patterson vs. Thomas Johnson at Poly, 7 p.m. Class 4A East Old Mill at Arundel, 7 p.m. Class 4A West Paint Branch at Sherwood, 7 p.m. Class 3A North Franklin at Hereford, 7 p.m. Class 3A East Atholton at River Hill, 7 p....Tags: Middletown, Dundalk, Havre de Grace
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Police Blotter
Baltimore Sun reporterPolice reports in Baltimore city and county Southern Baltimore Shooting Police continue to seek whoever who shot a man, 30, in the stomach about 5 p.m. Wednesday while the victim walked near the intersection of Ninth and Jack streets in Brooklyn. The...Tags: Theft, Reisterstown, White Marsh, Fires
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Beth K. Currie, Baltimore County social studies teacher
Beth K. Currie, a popular Lansdowne High School social studies teacher who believed it was important to get students out of the confines of the classroom and textbooks, died of pneumonia Tuesday at St. Agnes Hospital. She was 78.
Beth Kopelke, whose...Tags: Social Sciences, Foods and Beverages, Colleges and Universities, Animals, Ice Cream
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The Dixon case turns into an episode of CSI-Target
The last time I visited the Baltimore courtroom where Mayor Sheila Dixon is on trial, it was for a homicide case, and a medical examiner was among the many witnesses. This time, the alleged crime is theft and, instead of a medical examiner, the state...Tags: Credit and Debt, Sheila Dixon, Theft, Ellicott City, Consumer Electronics Industry
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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: Trials, Theft, Restaurants, Brownsville, Internal Revenue Service
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The art of reaching out to people
A decade ago, Randi Pupkin was a runaway lawyer driving into some pretty tough Baltimore neighborhoods with a bunch of art supplies in the back of her station wagon. Paint, glitter, colored pieces of felt, bits of tile or mirrored glass. Whatever she...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Children, Lawyers, Society, Alzheimer's Disease
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Top 10 Foods to Eat When You Have the Flu
Dining@LargeI'm gearing up to have the flu because I keep putting off getting a flu shot, only because rumors still abound that we will get them here at the Sun in spite of the new Purell dispensers. This is one......Tags: Foods and Beverages, Roland Park, Muscle, Ice Cream, Flu
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Comfort food in the burbs
Dining@LargeRobert of Cross Keys has made my day, maybe my week, with this fine guest post. My Pikesville source, a guy who tells my husband about restaurants to pass on to me, has been going on for a couple of......Tags: Shrimp, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Foods and Beverages, Garlic, Hotels and Accommodations
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Woman found dead in 2-alarm fire in Reisterstown
A woman was found dead in a Reisterstown apartment fire Saturday afternoon, Baltimore County fire officials said. The woman, who had not been identified, was found during a search of the second floor of a building in the 100 block of Ewing Drive that...Tags: Reisterstown, Fires
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