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What is nearly as remarkable as Jenny Campbell's costumes - the glittering swirls of ribbon and whirling snow globe headdresses - is the path that led to her second career as a costume maker. - A century-old Station North movie theater, an East Baltimore church and two downtown office towers are among the renovation projects selected for financing next year under Maryland's historic preservation tax credit program.
- The folks at the Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts are livening up crosswalks near the historic Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower.
- The Center Club was the first club in Baltimore to admit Jewish and African-American members
- Plans for a new cultural hub around the Bromo Seltzer Tower can only help the west side renaissance
- Proposal to sell city-owned historic properties should prompt a renewed effort to inventory and protect Baltimore's heritage
- Budget cuts have cities such as Baltimore exploring whether they can sell or lease their historic sites. While some fear this could cut public access to landmarks, others say such transfers, if done right, can save them.
- Legislation pending in Congress would create an historic preservation tax cut that could boost Main Street businesses
- Gertrude K. Dorsey, who was the 26th woman in the state to become a certified public accountant, died of congestive heart failure Tuesday at the Gilchrist Center for Hospice Care. She was 93 and a Towson resident.
- Gertrude K. Dorsey, who was the 26th woman in the state to become a certified public accountant, died of congestive heart failure Tuesday at the Gilchrist Center for Hospice Care. She was 93 and a Towson resident.
- Preservationists, like those who protected the Bromo Seltzer Tower from demolition in 1971, are the only group of people whose wisdom history always confirms
- Starting at sunset Saturday, artist Kelley Bell will place Baltimore's venerable landmark the Bromo Seltzer Tower at the exact center of the solar system.
- New movies, TV, DVDs, albums, concerts and Baltimore events Aug. 1-7
- Shaking off effects of the recession the hotel is paying its bills, drawing conventioneers and providing jobs.
- Santo A. "Sonny" Miceli, a retired city firefighter, dies at 71
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- Karen Rose delivers a high body count and a happy ending in her Baltimore-set thriller, 'You Belong to Me'
