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Handcrafted cocktails hit home
When Stacey Barich turned the modest dining room of her Parkville home into a tiki bar inspired by the 1930s, it became a project of passion for the 40-year-old photographer. Pairing her love of vintage culture with a growing obsession with...
Tags: Recipes, Limes, Fells Point, Parkville, Wines
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Hudson's Corner: Despite city's mounting fiscal problems, Roland Park is still home sweet home
Living in Baltimore City can feel like an uphill effort. The noise, trash, potholes, property taxes and looming deficit are depressing. We live near Roland Avenue and Cold Spring Lane, a major east-west thoroughfare that has turned into a pulsating,...Tags: Roland Park, Taxation, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Finance, New York City
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Recreation and outdoors calendar
Indoor archery Mondays, Thursdays in February, March: Vingt Neuf Bowmen, 8735 Honeygo Blvd., Perry Hall, 7 p.m. to 9p.m. $5 registration. Shoot 20 yards inside heated Maryland State Game and Fish Protective Association hall. No crossbows. Information:...Tags: Annapolis, Severna Park, Perry Hall, American Legion
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Krusen sets Loyola women's record with seven 3s in 54-34 win
Nicole Krusen broke the all-time program record with seven 3-pointers as the Loyola women's basketball team beat Manhattan College, 54-34, on Friday night at Reitz Arena. Krusen led all scorers with 21 points for the Greyhounds (10-14, 5-8 Metro...Tags: Manhattan Jaspers, Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference
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Families share grief, but differ on the death penalty
Sandra Richardson and Bonnita Spikes have much in common. Both live in Upper Marlboro and are churchgoing Christians who have worked in nursing. Both have dealt with the pain of losing people they loved in murders. When it comes to the death penalty,...
Tags: Death Penalty, Martin O'Malley, Laws, Justice System, The Washington Post
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A fashion-forward guide to NYC
New York City is the most fashionable place to be seen this week when Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week rolls into Lincoln Center. One of the biggest draws of the event is the opportunity to rub shoulders with the fashion elite: models, photographers, designers,...Tags: New York Fashion Week, Bergdorf Goodman, Bars and Clubs, Fashion Trends, Fashion Shows
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Valentine's Day cocktail recipes from Wit & Wisdom
The Baltimore SunThe Four Seasons invited me to a "virtual cocktail class" a little while back. It was fun. We were supposed to make the drinks at our desk, but I just pretended to. The presenters were Duane Sylvestre of the Four Seasons DC, Cory Cuff of the Four...Tags: Adrian Ross, Lemons
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Have pet, will travel
When the 137th annual Westminster Kennel Club dog show arrives in New York City next week, even the small breeds will be living large.
That's because pet travel is booming across the United States, with more travelers than ever taking along their four-...Tags: Physical Fitness and Exercise, Steaks, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Trips and Vacations, Pets
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R. Lucille Eliasberg, former executive assistant at Roland Park Country School
R. Lucille Eliasberg, a former executive assistant at the Roland Park Country School who was known equally for her charm and toughness, will be remembered Saturday at the school where her daughter and granddaughter followed her. Ms. Eliasberg died of...
Tags: Tourism and Leisure, Timonium, Gardens and Parks, Mission to the World (PCA), Christianity
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Making room for romance
Ever stay at a wonderful hotel and dream of replicating that style at home?
Travelers often covet the fluffy bedding, chic furnishings, deep soaking tubs and fancy showerheads that are standard these days at many hotels.
With Valentine's Day fast...Tags: House and Home, Architecture, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Interior Design, Macy's
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Baltimore-born producer to develop Josephine Baker musical
The chanteuse Josephine Baker was the toast of Paris during the Roaring '20s and 1930s. She was exotic. She was sultry. She was chic. She was the highest-paid pre-World War II entertainer in Europe. She was, above all else, sui generis. Her life is...Tags: Theater, New York University, Grease (movie), Music, Music Theater
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New proposal for Columbia
Decades ago, developer James W. Rouse looked at a rundown industrial waterfront in downtown Baltimore and saw the makings of an attraction called Harborplace at the Inner Harbor. Now a former Rouse employee looks at an expanse of woods in downtown...Tags: James Rouse, Tourism and Leisure, Gardens and Parks, Sculpture, Ken Ulman
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