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Art Outside festival was a delight
Fred Rasmussen wrote a terrific article about Sunday's inaugural Art Outside at Druid Hill Park ("Arts patron revives Druid Hill outdoor festival," May 17). The event was outstanding, bringing the city back together in a beautiful setting. Many...
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Baltimore mayor to preside at mass wedding for same-sex couples at Pride festival
BALTIMORE (AP) — Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake will officiate a mass wedding for same-sex couples during the Baltimore Pride Festival next month. The Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Community Center of Baltimore and Central Maryland, which...Tags: Family, Marriage, Weddings, Gays and Lesbians, Social Issues
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Rawlings-Blake named grand marshal for LGBT celebration
Organizers of this year's Baltimore Pride celebration have chosen Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake to serve as grand marshal in recognition of her support for the gay community. The GLBT Community Center of Baltimore and Central Maryland is hosting the...
Tags: Mount Vernon, Same-Sex Marriage, Recreational and Sporting Goods Industry, Gays and Lesbians, Social Issues
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Roaming the neighborhoods around Pimlico
Roaming the streets that encircle Pimlico Race Course, I discovered so many places that I had trouble going back to the same locale twice. Outer Northwest Baltimore is a fascinating, at times geographically bewildering, place. When the Maryland Jockey...
Tags: Transportation, Reisterstown Road, Hampden, Railway Transportation, Building Material
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A 'Passport' to the world of Druid Hill Park
A Roland Park resident has created a "passport" to Druid Hill Park. Janet Felsten, founder and director of the nonprofit group Baltimore Green Map, introduced the green-colored passport April 19 at a Baltimore Green Week kickoff party in the...
Tags: Bolton Hill, Racism, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Gardens and Parks, Interior Policy
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Ruth M. Land, educator
Ruth M. Land, a retired Baltimore public schools guidance counselor, died April 26 of complications from dementia at Union Memorial Hospital. She was 93. The daughter of farmers, Ruth Margaret Williams was born and raised in Ocala, Fla. After...Tags: Colleges and Universities, New York University, Head Start, Alzheimer's Disease, Hampton University
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Back Story: Female painters founded Watercolor Society
It's springtime, and with the beautiful weather and perfect light comes an age-old ritual as artists set up their easels around Maryland. You can find them working in a variety of mediums in Druid Hill Park, roadside in the Green Spring and...
Tags: Artists, Charles Street, Ellicott City, St. Michaels, Arts and Culture
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Scores of bills remain for Assembly's final day
With most of the heavy lifting behind them, Maryland legislators will convene Monday for a final frenzy of lawmaking before the 2013 General Assembly session adjourns at midnight. Bills that could affect every dog owner and every driver who talks on a...
Tags: Parties and Movements, Personal Weapon Control, Laws, Medical Marijuana Therapy, Elections
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Guilford neighborhood marks 100th anniversary
On sparkling spring days, Ann Goldman Giroux enjoys tending her garden, planting vegetables and nurturing the lush roses and rare azaleas that adorn her family's home in Guilford. Giroux, who typically plants 800 white tulips along the front walkway and...
Tags: T. Rowe Price, War of 1812, Queen Anne's County, Fine Artists, Guilford (Baltimore, Maryland)
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Jesse Weinberg
Jesse S. Weinberg, who practiced law for seven decades and made a specialty of Baltimore's ground rents, died of respiratory failure March 20 at Sinai Hospital. The Pikesville resident was 94. Born in Baltimore and raised near Druid Hill Park on Lakeview...Tags: U.S. Army, Crime, Law and Justice, Sinai Hospital in Baltimore, Pikesville, Tampa
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Young elephant continues to recover from deadly virus at Maryland Zoo
Samson, the young male elephant who was diagnosed with a deadly virus at the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore late last month, has continued to recover in recent days and has "turned a very positive corner" in his treatment, according to zoo officials. "His...
Tags: Viral Diseases and Infections, Symptoms, Zoology, Maryland Zoo Baltimore
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Baltimore to pay $200,000 to family of electrocuted girl
The city of Baltimore is set to approve a $200,000 settlement with the family of a 14-year-old Randallstown girl who was electrocuted in 2006 while stretching during a church softball game in Druid Hill Park, ending a years-long legal battle. But for...
Tags: Justice System, Anthony Green, Chinese Restaurants, Crime, Law and Justice, Lawyers
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