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The arrest of a man on peddling without a license has once again raised questions about what is and what is not allowed in the area of the harbor.

Roundup: Fall dining events in Baltimore

The Baltimore Grand Prix was a great opportunity for local restaurants, bars and attractions — if visitors could only have been told about them

This schedule will be in effect Monday, Sept. 5.

Baltimore offers events, deals for IndyCar fans, locals

Aquarium opens new cafe with local and sustainable focus and super boring name

Ravens player says he broke up fight at Inner Harbor restaurant.

Dove ice cream truck headed to Fells Point

National Aquarium releases turtles into ocean

City bucks national trend, which showed a 2 percent decrease in total number of U.S. restaurants

DOVE ice cream truck headed for Baltimore -- no kids allowed

In the 30 years since the aquarium opened, millions of visitors have experienced its sea life and stewardship. Its quixotic tilt on the skyline energized the waterfront. But on its pearl anniversary, the aquarium's biggest gift might be the one it has given to other cities — inspiration.

Sam Sessa's Weekend Watch: National Aquarium, Ravens, Baltimore Restaurant Week

Best Bets for Calendat for Messenger

New movies, TV, DVDs, albums, concerts and Baltimore events Aug. 1-7

Editorial: Howard County's StarTalk Chinese language program shows promise

Howard County elementary and middle school students learn Chinese through a federally funded StarTalk program at Swansfield Elementary

Tickets remain for the Crab Bash at the B&O Brasserie tomorrow

Woodward Reese "Wood" Smith, a retired ironworker who during his nearly 50-year career worked on some of the nation's most notable bridges, died July 13 of pneumonia at his Loch Raven Village home.

Woodward Reese "Wood" Smith, a retired ironworker who during his nearly 50-year career worked on some of the nation's most notable bridges, died July 13 of pneumonia at his Loch Raven Village home.

Chessie, the wandering Florida manatee that's visited the Chesapeake Bay at least twice over the past 17 years, is back

Pneumonia killed one dolphin calf at the National Aquarium last month while internal bleeding took the life of another baby days later, according to results of a necropsy released Friday.

H. Emslie "Lee" Parks, former Baltimore County attorney who had also served as county school board president, died Monday of cancer at his Queenstown home. He was 81.

City leaders on Tuesday sought to cope with the fallout of Monday night's violence, and the perception that even visitors celebrating a national holiday at Baltimore's tourist playground can't be shielded from the violence that troubles other parts of town.

This schedule will be in effect Monday, July 4.

Two-month old female calf's cause of death unknown

Cause being investigated

Heard it before? Bubba Gump almost came here in 1998

John Racanelli is a former leader at Monterey Bay Aquarium and conservation organizations, among other posts

Despite loss of federal stimulus money, city will provide job opportunities to thousands of teens this summer

Bubba Gump Co. will move into the Phillips restaurant space at Harborplace

Instead of continually inventing Baltimore's Inner Harbor, why not stick to the theme of its own authentic maritime history?

A view from the other side of the altar

The birth of two dolphins at the National Aquarium should serve as time to reflect on the cruelty of keeping dolphins and other sea mammals captive.

Maze of restrictions must give way to clear guidelines on permissible protests.

More about that mermaid in William Donald Schaefer's will

Solar-powered device to be tested at easing Baltimore's Inner Harbor's water-quality woes