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- Most Maryland boaters are satisfied with existing access but want improvements.
- Leonard Pitts Jr. takes on a NYC developer, who plans to add a separate entrance to an apartment building for residents of modest means.
- It was an interesting week for the Aberdeen club, and here are some stats to show it
- Common Ground on the Hill will look back at one the festivalĀæs most prominent supporters Monday, June 30, and July 7. Following keynote speeches at 8 p.m., ĀæRemembering Pete Seeger -- a Musical TributeĀæ will take place in Alumni Hall Theater.
- You don't have to travel far to find a Hobbit hole, a lighthouse or other unique accommodations within driving distance of Baltimore.
- Century-old rail infrastructure can't continue to support passenger service in Baltimore and the rest of the vital Northeast corridor
- Aberdeen's long-dilapidated historic train station might finally be moving forward with a new foundation, the Historical Society of Harford County said.
- New York magazine's profile of actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus knocks the planned community of Columbia as bland, so what?
- Jeff Holland takes over as executive director and riverkeeper for the West/Rhode Riverkeeper organization on Jan. 1.
- The increase that's being levied against local users has the potential to erect a barrier between adjacent and closely linked communities, especially if it continues to be increased.
- It's been a busy but ultimately disappointing spring for the crew that runs the big fish lift at Conowingo Dam.
- Alumni, fans start getting caught up in the rivalry earlier and earlier
- Heading into this year's matchup, Navy owns a 10-game winning streak
- North Laurel's John Azzolini is a brilliant electrical engineer at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, writes columnist Tony Glaros, who received the secret ingredients behind what makes a genuine New York pizza while at guest at John's house.
- The FAA must act swiftly to reduce the threat of bird strikes on commercial jets around major airports
- Celebs were in full force attending shows and parties in the name of good fashion.
- John and Ruby Hill, both 100, are still going strong after 71 years of marriage
- High Line, New York City's abandoned elevated rail line that's now a park, lets visitors commune with nature in the city
- Federal rules to protect endangered fish complicate restocking
- John Martino, founder of the Annapolis School of Seamanship, recently began using a Dutch-made simulator to help teach boating safety
- Wolfgang Oehme, a renowned landscape architect and a founder of the New American Garden movement that incorporated windblown ornamental grasses and massed perennial plantings, died of cancer Thursday at his Towson home. He was 81.
- New documentary tackles West Point and Annapolis, culminating with this year's Army-Navy football game
- Chris Cordisco has never told his story from the morning of Sept. 11 before, but 10 years later, he is ready, he said.
- The Port of Baltimore plays host to the largest containership ever to call here -- the Mediterranean Shipping Company's Sindy -- more than 3 1/2 football fields long and capable of transporting 9,200 20-foot containers.
- Baltimore must take steps to make major gatherings safer, including the fireworks show at the Inner Harbor
- It's sticky and hot, and the summer doldrums have come early to Baltimore and the East Coast, causing all sorts of strange behavior.