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Harford's first JCPenney, two new restaurants set to open this week
Three businesses new to Harford County – JCPenney, Marlin & Ray's and Texas Roadhouse – are expected to open their doors next week. The first to open, on Monday, Oct. 1, will be Texas Roadhouse, a steak and rib restaurant, which is in the new...
Tags: Recipes, Bel Air (Harford, Maryland), Texas Roadhouse Incorporated
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Wedded: Kristin Dear and William Sharp
Wedding day: Sept. 7, 2012 The bride: Kristin Dear Sharp, 33, grew up in Catonsville. She works as a bartender at Hamilton Tavern and Annabel Lee Tavern in Baltimore. Her mother, Linda Dear, is a real estate agent, and her father, Robert Dear, is a...
Tags: Marriage, Pikesville, New Year's Day, Badgley Mischka, Family
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Rebecca D. Dorsey, cabaret singer
Rebecca D. Dorsey, a Baltimore-born and -raised chanteuse, died Sept. 14 of ovarian cancer at her home in Sea Cliff, N.Y. She was 54.
The daughter of a physician and a public relations executive, Rebecca Devereux Dorsey was born in Baltimore and raised...Tags: Ovarian Cancer, James Henderson, University of Paris, Tavern on the Green, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland)
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Dennis C. Kain, BSO timpanist
Dennis C. Kain, longtime Baltimore Symphony Orchestra principal timpanist, whose career spanned more than four decades, died Saturday of colon cancer at his Hamilton home. He was 73.
"Dennis was not only a wonderful musician and timpanist, but also a...Tags: Culture, Bel Air (Harford, Maryland), The New York Times, Colon Cancer, Marin Alsop
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Colonial Players' 'Bell, Book and Candle' features spellbinding performances
Colonial Players ushers in its 64th season with John Van Druten's "Bell, Book and Candle," a romantic comedy that debuted in the same 1949-1950 season as the theater company. It was first presented by Colonial Players in 1953 — the company's...
Tags: Comedy (genre), Romance (genre), Book, Annapolis
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Maryland meets New York at Fashion Week
Christian Siriano, Maryland's best-known fashion industry personality, might have had one of the best showings at last week's New York Fashion Week events. But the state's couture offerings did not end with him. Area designers, hair and makeup artists and...
Tags: Angelina Jolie, Super Bowl, Lexington Market, Libertine, Television Stations
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Wedded: Alexandra Heifetz and Kyle Jones
For The Baltimore SunWedding Day: Aug. 11, 2012 Her story: Alexandra Heifetz-Jones, 29, grew up in Dayton. She lives in Davis, Calif., and is in her second year at the University of California-Davis School of Law. Her mother, Suzanne Heifetz, is a clinical social worker in...Tags: Marriage, Baltimore Museum of Art, Family, Colleges and Universities, Book
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Maryland's same-sex marriage campaign looks to New York – and elsewhere – to raise money
— In one corner, comedian Sandra Bernhard, wearing a sparkly black skirt, chatted with a longtime fan. In another, Broadway producer Paul Boskind made a pitch to Susan Sarandon. Somebody shouted that Josh Charles had just arrived. "This is a hip...
Tags: Marriage, Charity, Martin O'Malley, Family, Political Fundraising
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Danielle DiFerdinando: Maryland's most fabulous 'bag' lady
When Oprah Winfrey purchases 5,500 of your bags and gives them as gifts to guests at one of her conferences, it's safe to say that you a are a force to be reckoned with.
Danielle DiFerdinando's brand of handbags and accessories, Danielle Nicole, has...Tags: New York City, Oprah Winfrey
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Josh Charles, Susan Sarandon, other celebrities to raise cash for same-sex marriage campaign
Supporters of Maryland's new same-sex marriage law look to the Empire State for cash this evening at a fundraiser hosted by a bevy of boldfaced names. Susan Sarandon, Josh Charles, John Waters and ice hockey player Sean Avery are among the stars expected...
Tags: Marriage, Martin O'Malley, Family, Same-Sex Marriage, Susan Sarandon
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Strange bedfellows for street art
Musicians collaborate all the time; so do actors. But artists, not really — and that goes double for street art, where making an individual mark is the name of the game. That's why one of Baltimore's best-known street artists had to try it. The...
Tags: Artists, Highlandtown, The New York Times, Station North, Skype
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