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Baltimore's A&E scene bursting with new projects
Hurry up and finish, willya? That's becoming almost a rallying cry on the Baltimore arts and entertainment scene, as filmgoers, theater lovers, lounge lizards, even merry-go-round riders wait eagerly for new and refurbished venues to open. Some...
Tags: Restaurant and Catering Industry, Bars and Clubs, Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore Inc., Arts, Station North
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Police identify woman found dead at Reisterstown townhomes
Baltimore County police have identified the woman found dead in the rental office of a Reisterstown development as 29-year-old Melinda Schaefer. It appeared as though she had stab wounds, department spokesman Ofc. Shawn Vinson said Saturday. A full...
Tags: Rentals, Office and Retail Spaces
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Property manager killed at Reisterstown townhomes
The property manager of a Reisterstown housing development was killed in the rental office Friday morning, breaking the early morning peace at the tidy suburban complex. Police identified the woman Saturday as 29-year-old Melinda Schaefer. An autopsy was...
Tags: The Bozzuto Group, Rentals, Office and Retail Spaces
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Steven M. Smith, respiratory therapist
Steven M. Smith, a respiratory therapist and outdoorsman, died Saturday from cancer at the Golden Living Center in Westminster. He was 56. The son of a United Methodist minister and a social worker, Steven Montgomery Smith was born in Laurel. He was...Tags: College Park (Prince George's, Maryland), Eastern Virginia Medical School, Sinai Hospital in Baltimore, University of Maryland, College Park, Westminster (Carroll, Maryland)
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Looking back on good times, troubled times at Gwynn Oak Park [Reisterstown]
Do you remember Gwynn Oak Junction? Then you may have gone to the movies at what was the Ambassador Theatre, bought your groceries at Schreiber's, purchased your very first Halloween costume at Read's, spent your allowance at Ben Franklin, and gotten your...
Tags: Washington, DC, Starbucks Corp., U.S. Congress, Anglicanism, Amusement (movie)
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Shut Planned Parenthood
When there are disasters there are always great opportunities created. Case in point: We have abortion clinics that are so badly managed that even the abortionists refuse to ply their trade. The shuttering of the obstetrics unit at Maryland General...
Tags: Abortion, Maryland General Hospital, Planned Parenthood, Family Planning, Hospitals and Clinics
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Baltimore Detention Center security chief fighting dismissal
The former security chief at the Baltimore City Detention Center is fighting her dismissal, her lawyer said Tuesday, arguing that she was used as a scapegoat in the wake of a federal corruption indictment that targeted corrections officers and inmates....
Tags: Prisons, Trials, Prosecution, Labor Legislation, Justice System
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Use of unloaded guns in Baltimore Police training drill under investigation
Baltimore police are investigating a training drill where officers used their unloaded service weapons, a violation of new safety protocols put into place three months ago following the accidental shooting of a trainee. No one was hurt during the drill....Tags: Anthony W. Batts, Health and Safety at School, Police Investigations, University of Maryland, College Park, Shootings
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Hereford High ranked highest among Baltimore County Public Schools
Of the 11 Baltimore County public high schools rated among the nation's 2,000 top schools, according to the third annual Newsweek/Daily Beast survey of "America's Best High Schools," Hereford High School ranks No. 1 in the county. The list, published...
Tags: High Schools, Students, Towson, Perry Hall High School, Timonium
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'Rain tax' is free money for Maryland pols
As soon as I heard about the "rain tax," I knew politicians in this state wouldn't be able to keep their hands off this revenue windfall ("Faceoff over city water fee plan," May 6). I will be very much surprised if any of it actually goes toward...
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Firefighter laid to rest in service steeped in tradition
On a perfect spring day in Baltimore County, surrounded by hundreds of his brother and sister firefighters and mourned in prayers thousands of years old, a hero was laid to rest Sunday. Gene M. Kirchner, the 25-year-old Reisterstown volunteer...
Tags: Death and Dying Customs, Heroism, Radio, Judaism, Northwest Hospital
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Funeral for Gene Kirchner from Owings Mills to Dulaney Valley
Baltimore County police and fire personnel throughout the region are participating today in the funeral for Reisterstown Volunteer Fire Department member Gene Kirchner, who died Thursday of injuries he suffered in a fire last week in Reisterstown. The...
Tags: Walnuts, Owings Mills (Baltimore, Maryland)
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