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Choose the perfect lighting for a Baltimore entryway
You’ll want plenty of light if you’re spending an evening people watching on your Hampden porch, but a bright exterior also provides a cheery place to greet guests coming over to watch a Ravens night game. One of the most necessary elements...
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Ready, set, go — Easter egg hunt draws thousands to zoo
Montrease Lamback of Gwynn Oak stood on the sidelines and snapped photos as her 2-year-old son, Tyler, slipped plastic Easter eggs into his green felt basket.
The eggs secured, Tyler pulled them back out, tossed some on the ground, handed a few to...Tags: Maryland Zoo Baltimore, Religious Festivals, Easter
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Like/Dislike: Anisha Jagtap, Baltimore Burger Bar owner/chef
When someone mentions that they studied biomedical engineering at Johns Hopkins University, you wouldn't expect them to own a local burger bar. But Houston native Anisha Jagtap does just that, running Hampden hot spot Baltimore Burger Bar. "It all...Tags: Diplo, Johns Hopkins University, Tampa, Hamburgers, Science and Technology
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Restaurant Review: Silo.5% adds just enough substance to its style
The setting for Silo.5% Wine Bar is Silo Point, a glamorous luxury condominium carved out of a former working grain terminal in Locust Point. The complex is surrounded by the remnants of industry, and even from the ground floor, the views of the freight...
Tags: Steaks, Restaurants, Dining and Drinking, Foods and Beverages, Locust Point
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Mother Nature rains down on Earth Day
Mother Nature brought relief to a parched Baltimore on Sunday, but the persistent rain didn't dampen the spirits at the Earth Day festivities in Hampden.
"We had a few hundred people come through today," said Don Barton, 29, an organizer of Sunday's...Tags: Weather, Earth Day, Music, Weather Reports, Foods and Beverages
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Lunch for $10 or Less: Daniela Pasta and Pastries
The only thing more shocking than Italian pasta from a microwave is how great it can be.
At Daniela's Pasta and Pastries, a tiny, two-table Hampden restaurant, entrees are kept in a glass deli case, and re-heated to order in one of the microwave ovens....Tags: Manufacturing and Engineering, Tomatoes, Nutmeg, Pasta, Lifestyle and Leisure
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Beauty in unexpected places
There are a couple of small, predictable joys that occur daily during my workweek — and probably yours. It's likely you haven't noticed them properly before, nor the subtle influence they have on your mood. Fortunately, I have penned this opinion...Tags: Health, Tom Cruise, Charles Street, Arts and Culture, Charles Village
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The Chesapeake project has added a Belgian brasserie
The Baltimore SunA Belgian brasserie has been added to the Chesapeake project, now under construction in the Baltimore's Charles North neighborhood. De Kleine Duivel will feature Belgian beers, boutique wines and spirits, and a select menu of traditional Flemish-French...Tags: Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Qayum Karzai, Lifestyle and Leisure, Restaurants, Dining and Drinking
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Table Talk: De Kleine Duivel coming to Chesapeake Restaurant building
The ongoing Chesapeake Restaurant project, now under way near the Charles Theatre, has signed on a Belgian brasserie. De Kleine Duivel, which will be operated by Baltimore native Paul Kopchinski, will feature Belgian beers, boutique wines and spirits, and...Tags: Restaurants, Dining and Drinking, Station North, Entertainment Events, Mount Vernon
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Baltimore firefighters install smoke alarms, free of charge
After giving his three-story Hampden rental home a quick inspection, firefighters informed Alex McAbee that he only had one smoke detector. And without batteries, it was functioning more as an ugly wall decoration than a safety device.
McAbee, 30,...Tags: Fires, Rentals, Fires, Services and Shopping, Disasters and Accidents
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Spike Gjerde's Hampden project has a name: Half Acre
The Baltimore SunSpike Gjerde's Hampden project has a name — Half Acre — says the Baltimore Business Journal. First reported on here last April, Spike Gjerde's new project is located at 3801 Falls Road in Hampden. Half Acre will have no table service,... -
Mary H. Coleman, day care provider
Mary H. Coleman, a Medfield day care provider who cared for several generations of children, died Saturday of a stroke at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
She was 78.
Mary Hilda Grothe was born in Hampstead and spent her early years in Manchester and Millers...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Christianity, Roman Catholicism, Hospitals and Clinics, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland)
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