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Spank Rock, Death Set return for annual Xmas Party show
For many Baltimoreans, it's not the holiday season until the lighting of the Washington Monument or a stroll down Hampden's 34th Street. But for fans of chaotic, sweaty, dance-fueled scenes, it's not Christmastime until the Baltimore Bass Connection's...
Tags: Entertainment, Williamsburg (Brooklyn, New York), Brooklyn (New York City), Williamsburg (Bronx, New York), Holidays
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Immigrant family celebrates 100 years in Baltimore
Abram, his wife, Bessie, and his teenage brother Sam came first, traveling by train from their Russian village to a German port a thousand miles away in 1912. Then they boarded the ship that would bring them to their new home — Baltimore. The...
Tags: Religion and Belief, Russia, Entertainment, Japan, Music
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A happy ending for Cafe Hon on 'Kitchen Nightmares'
The Baltimore SunAll's well at Cafe Hon, and Chef Gordon Ramsay is very pleased. That was the message of Friday night's "Kitchen Nightmares" on Fox, as Ramsay revisited the Hampden eatery where he was instrumental in tamping down a war that had erupted over owner Denise...Tags: Cafe Hon, Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks, Denise Whiting, Dining and Drinking, Restaurants
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J. Edward Naylor Sr., MTA driver
J. Edward Naylor Sr., a retired Maryland Transit Administration employee who once had top seniority among his peers as a streetcar and bus operator, died of respiratory failure Nov. 29 at the Village of Harbor Point Assisted Living in Salisbury. The...Tags: Southwest Airlines Co., Trips and Vacations, Roland Park, Memorial Stadium, Maryland Transit Administration
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Small toy shops expect bright holiday
Just as Tom and Claudia Towles were opening their second Baltimore toy shop four years ago, the recession hit. The owners of aMuse Toys decided to cut back — not on staff or selling space — but on the number of manufacturers whose products...
Tags: Small Business Saturday, Walmart, Toys, Services and Shopping, American Express Company
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Student's father arrested with gun at Hampden school
The father of a student at the Academy for College and Career Exploration in Hampden was arrested in the school about 10 a.m. Wednesday after allegedly bringing a handgun to a disciplinary meeting for his son, according to Baltimore police. Rodney... -
Made in Maryland: Sean O'Harra's furniture gives reclaimed materials a modern edge
Sean O'Harra's furniture might be newly constructed, but there's nothing "new" about it. Walking through his workshop, a cavernous warehouse space on Reisterstown Road, O'Harra points to an enormous piece of wood, a cross-section of a maple tree trunk....
Tags: Bethesda (Montgomery, Maryland), Reisterstown Road, Richmond (Richmond, Virginia), Ford, Arts and Culture
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The Pure bottle: An Owings Mills entrepreneur's adventure
Will consumers pay $20 for a reusable glass drinking bottle? Walt Himelstein thinks so. The Owings Mills environmental chemist and entrepreneur invented the Pure reusable glass drinking bottle, which features a shock-absorbing plastic sleeve that holds...
Tags: Science, Science and Technology, China, New Products, Coca-Cola Co.
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Add Hollywood style to Halloween
Even though Halloween has become synonymous with "sexy" and "trashy" — heck, there's even a naughty ladies' "Bert & Ernie" ensemble — you have a choice. And you can choose fashion and sophistication. There are plenty of options that will have...
Tags: Christian Dior, Harbor East, Entertainment, Fashion Shows, Roland Park
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Gart Westerhout, astronomer
Gart Westerhout, an internationally known radio astronomer who established the astronomy department at the University of Maryland, College Park and was scientific director at the U.S. Naval Observatory in Washington, died Sunday of congestive heart...Tags: Entertainment, Roland Park, Colleges and Universities, Netherlands, Roman Catholicism
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Crew caught in ATF sting set to plead guilty to federal charges
Six alleged members of a robbery crew caught in a sting by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives are expected to plead guilty to federal charges, according to a letter filed in the case Tuesday. The government claims that the men were...
Tags: Theft, Crime, Law and Justice, Justice System, Court Preliminary, Judges
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How Baltimore grows
In baseball, they'll tell you that a loss is not always just a loss. Sometimes you learn things even when you don't come out ahead. While that may be easy to understand in sports, it's a little fuzzier when it comes to a city's population: If you're not...
Tags: Homes, Crime, Law and Justice, France, Real Estate Buyers, Harbor East
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