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Party welcomes downtown Baltimore dog walk
The Baltimore SunDowntown Baltimore's only legit dog space is re-opening! And it's a safe bet that most folks didn't even know that it was closed.... or even existed. But this week, it's a chance for downtown dog folks to get re-aquainted (or, aquainted) with the Liberty...Tags: Downtown (Baltimore, Maryland)
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Many residents along Grand Prix course excited
Sharon and Bill Reuter moved to Ridgely's Delight in 1986, before Ravens perched a few blocks away and before Camden Yards evoked anything more than a faded industrial past. When the city and state got serious about building a ballpark just across...Tags: Government, Howard County, Public Employees, Travel, Oriole Park at Camden Yards
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District 11: William Cole
1. Please describe your educational and professional background and how it has prepared you to serve on the City Council.
Everything from my education to my professional and political experiences, including one term on City Council, one term in the...Tags: Government, Continuing Education, Employment Opportunities, Travel, University of Maryland, College Park
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Governor O'Malley says the state has come a long way in defending against threats since 9/11
None of us will ever forget where we were on Sept. 11, 2001. Many of my family members were in New York. I remember the feeling of dread when I couldn't reach anyone by phone. Among the nearly 3,000 who died in the attacks, 68 names are inscribed in the...Tags: Government, Health, Television, File Sharing, Energy Saving
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Fourth of July incidents mar Inner Harbor's image
To a city that struggles to shake off its crime-ridden image, the incident seems like the last straw: On one of the most festive days of the year, in one of the safest places in town, amid a veritable battalion of police, a bullet appears to have fallen...Tags: West Virginia, Minority Groups, Dundalk, African Americans, Human Interest
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Occupy Baltimore: an open-ended conclusion
Now entering its third week, Occupy Baltimore has settled into its appropriated digs at the Inner Harbor, taking regular deliveries of pizzas and camping out overnight for what its website calls an Indefinitely Long Peaceful Demonstration.
Emphasis on...Tags: Inner Harbor, Entertainment Events, University of Maryland Baltimore County, Occupy Wall Street, Marathon
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New arts group EMP Collective opens downtown venue
When seven former college friends first ventured inside the former shoe factory at 306 W. Redwood St., it was filled with junk and there were holes in the floor.
There wasn't an electrical outlet to be found, let alone the remnants of the former...Tags: Cheese Corn, Movies, Music, Concerts, Entertainment
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Ripley's Believe It or Not! plans for Harborplace draw concern
If Ripley's Believe It or Not! opens a proposed "odditorium" museum at the Inner Harbor, it will be hard to miss.
To lure visitors to its collection of "amazing exhibits" and "unbelievable & genuine artifacts from around the globe," the Orlando, Fla.-...Tags: Government, Tour Operations Industry, Employees, Urban Outfitters Incorporated, Chesapeake Bay
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Transamerica workers begin move to downtown skyscraper
Transamerica Tower in downtown Baltimore now has Transamerica employees working in it — with more to come.
After months of preparation by the insurance and financial services company, 340 workers arrived Monday for their first day at 100 Light St....Tags: Employees, Music, Entertainment, Economy, Business and Finance, Companies and Corporations
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Study suggests less economic impact from Baltimore Grand Prix than predicted
City officials are calling the Baltimore Grand Prix an economic success, but a new study conducted for the city's tourism arm suggests that it funneled far less money to local businesses than race organizers predicted.
The report for Visit Baltimore,...Tags: University of Maryland, College Park, Restaurants, Labor Day, Elections, Harbor East
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100 things we love about Baltimore -- Printable list
Baltimore Sun reporterA moody tavern. An extraordinary cocktail. The easy lapping of bay water against the banks of the Inner Harbor. Duckpin lanes. Old Bay. Art in an otherwise empty storefront. For all of these things, and for so many more, people love Baltimore. People feel...Tags: Barbara A. Mikulski, Mary Alice, Washington Monument, Denise Whiting, Horse Jumping
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Events in northern Baltimore City
Submit notices via email: messenger@patuxent.com; fax: 410-332-6336; or mail: Baltimore Messenger, 501 N. Calvert St., Third Floor, Baltimore, MD 21278. Include sponsor or host, date, time, address of event, contact name and phone number. Deadline is...Tags: Johnny Unitas, Festive Events, Continuing Education, Lifestyle and Leisure, Diseases and Illnesses
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