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Henry Schloss
Henry "Sonny" Schloss, president of a Southwest Baltimore manufacturing plant who was prominent in Baltimore Zionist circles and assisted in the refitting of the ship that became the doomed Exodus in 1947, died July 1 of complications from Alzheimer's...Tags: Patterson Park, Sales, Values, Armed Forces, World War II (1939-1945)
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Recollecting early Maryland's ferryboat era
Travelers confronted today with crossing the Chesapeake Bay and major rivers like the Potomac and Susquehanna or lesser obstacles such as the Patapsco, Bush or Gunpowder usually travel over bridges or through tunnels. But for a long time, crossing...Tags: Chestertown, Whitehaven, Oxford (Talbot, Maryland), Rivers, New Year's Day
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Environmental group gets funding to demolish 2 Patapsco dams
Baltimore Sun reporterA Washington-based environmental group has been given $4 million in federal economic-stimulus funds to remove two old dams on the Patapsco River that make it difficult for fish and boaters to pass. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said...Tags: Water Pollution, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Chesapeake Bay, Tropical Storms, Catonsville
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Man admits 2nd-degree murder of child, 3
The boys, then ages 3 and 5, called Phillip Queen "Uncle Snake"- and Jabari, the younger one, feared him. He clung to his mother whenever Queen called for him, and when his mother, Gladys Stocks, found an unexplained bruise on the boy's chest, she...Tags: Murder, Glen Burnie
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Stimulus funds to be used to remove 2 Patapsco dams
Baltimore Sun reporterA Washington-based environmental group has been given $4 million in federal economic-stimulus funds to remove two old dams on the Patapsco River that make it tough for fish and human canoeists or kayakers to get by. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric...Tags: Water Pollution, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Chesapeake Bay, Tropical Storms, Catonsville
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City man pleads guilty in death of girlfriend's 3-year-old son
Baltimore Sun reporterA 29-year-old Baltimore man pleaded guilty this morning to second-degree murder in the death of 3-year-old Jabari Stocks -- moments before the boy's 7-year-old brother, the sole witness to the crime, was about to testify before a Baltimore jury. Under...Tags: Family
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Evening hike
Participants can enjoy an evening hike over semi-rough terrain from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. today in the McKeldin Area of Patapsco Valley State Park, 11676 Marriottsville Road. Wear hiking shoes and bring water. For ages 11 and older. Cost is $2 per person. Call... -
Eugene J. Wysocki
Eugene J. "Gino" Wysocki, a retired Baltimore police officer who patrolled the harbor and spent his free time playing the trombone at East Baltimore social events, died of cancer Monday at Franklin Square Hospital Center.
The Dundalk resident was 77....Tags: Music Theater, Tommy Dorsey, Dundalk, Glenn Miller, Fells Point
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Gerald Millman
Gerald "Captain Jerry" Millman, a former used-car dealer and haberdasher who founded Captain Jerry's Custom T-shirts, died Sunday of kidney and heart failure at Sinai Hospital. He was 82.
Born in Baltimore, Mr. Millman was raised in the city's Pimlico...Tags: Vehicles, William Donald Schaefer, NAACP, Harbor East, Cornell University
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Outdoors calendar
BEST BET July 6-10 -- Weeklong Maryland Junior Rangers program at Patapsco Valley State Park's Hilton Area, 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Nature arts and crafts, hikes, games and a service activity suitable for ages 8 to 13. Certificates, patches and awards are...Tags: Tourism and Leisure, Fishing, Aquaculture, Research, Seafood and Fishing Industry
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The hardy folks of the valley the Patapsco River runs through
Rising in Carroll and Howard counties, the Patapsco becomes a real river when its two watery tentacles blend together at Marriottsville, and then gently roll some 50 miles southeastward until disgorging itself into tidal Chesapeake Bay waters at...Tags: Employees, Edward Hopper, Fox Broadcasting Co., Chesapeake Bay, Photography
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Heat off of Lipscomb, onto his partners
Finally, somebody in Baltimore starts snitching. Ron Lipscomb seems to have flipped on girlfriend and bread man alike. In a plea bargain this week, Lipscomb admitted to violating campaign finance laws and agreed to help state prosecutors in their...Tags: Barry Levinson, Local Elections, John Paterakis Sr., Chesapeake Bay, Harbor East
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