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Concert news: O.A.R., Foster the People, Cavo, Of Montreal, the Magnetic Fields
The Baltimore SunMerriweather Post Pavilion has announced its first summer concert of 2012. It'll be the indie band Foster the People. The band, out with debut album "Torches," will play June 10. The album has already been certified Gold by the RIAA, which is probably...Tags: O.A.R. (music group), Indie (genre), Recording Industry Association of America, Of Montreal (music group), Services and Shopping
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Like/dislike: Nick Prevas
Nick Prevas is truly an “artist of all trades.” The 30-year-old Charles Village resident writes and directs films, works on graphic design projects, plays guitar and sings in the band White Lodge. He even handles communications and media for...Tags: YouTube, Radiohead (music group), Mad Men (tv program), Arts and Culture, M&T Bank Stadium
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Family Gets $17.8M in Deadly Marine Corps Jet Crash
KTLA NewsSAN DIEGO, Calif. (KTLA) -- The U.S. government has been ordered to pay $17.8 million to the survivors of four family members who died when a Marine Corps fighter jet crashed into their home in 2008. The F-18 crashed into a residential neighborhood...Tags: KTLA, Federal Aviation Administration, Human Mishaps, Accidental Death, Miramar
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200 Occupy, union protesters rally on Howard St. bridge
Chanting "We are the 99 percent," more than 200 protesters affiliated with Occupy Baltimore, unions and an activist group called Good Jobs Better Bmore marched across the Howard Street bridge during rush hour Thursday evening.
The protesters, who threw a...Tags: Career and Workplace, Baltimore Development Corporation, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Occupy Wall Street, Protest
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Phantom pains of racial wrongs haunt 'Zulu Fits'
The lingering effects of racism percolate through Alonzo D. LaMont Jr.'s "Zulu Fits." Although the production directed by the playwright at Heralds of Hope Theater has some rough edges, it's a thoughtful play about how young African-Americans are...Tags: Human Interest, Delaware, Crime, Law and Justice, Social Issues, Civil Rights
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Joe Squared at Power Plant Live to open Wednesday
The Baltimore SunThe new Joe Squared at Power Plant Live is set to open for business Wednesday at 5 p.m. The new location for the pizzeria has been in the works since May, when it was announced that it would replace Two Boots, which was near the end of its lease. The...Tags: Pizzas, Fine Arts, Bars and Clubs, Music Industry, Arts and Culture
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Everyman Theatre opens season with a 'Raisin' d'exit
An area theater that does consistently fine work is beginning its last season in its current home. Everyman Theatre’s upcoming season is slated to be its final one on N. Charles Street, in the Station North arts and entertainment district. Work...Tags: Noel Coward, Moss Hart, Howard Community College, Lorraine Hansberry, George S. Kaufman
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Sept. 6-11 in nightlife: Virgin Mobile FreeFest, The National, Incubus, new Heavy Seas seasonal
The Baltimore SunVirgin Mobile FreeFest is finally here. And unlike last year, when only High Zero conflicted with the festival, there are a ton of other things happening on Saturday. We'll have a blog post later this week on alternatives to Virgin FreeFest for Saturday....Tags: Pumpkin, Arts and Culture, Entertainment, Yo La Tengo (music group), The National (music group)
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Like/dislike: Christopher Schafer
Christopher Schafer designs three-piece suits for Ravens and Orioles as part of his eponymous tailoring business (deemed "best" by Baltimore magazine and City paper). The 39-year-old Perry Hall resident operates the Hour Haus music studio in Station...Tags: Perry Hall, Anna Wintour, Fine Arts, Black Lips (music group), Arts and Culture
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Carrier group returns after eventful deployment
SAN DIEGO -- The USS Ronald Reagan pulled into San Diego Bay Friday morning, concluding a seven-month deployment to the Western Pacific and Middle East.
The nuclear-powered aircraft carrier was maneuvering toward it's berth at Naval Air Station North...Tags: Ronald Reagan, Japan, Disasters
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Crowded fields, strong incumbents in City Council races
The incumbent ditched a mayoral bid at the last minute, deciding instead to try to hang on to his seat representing parts of Charles Village, Oliver, Remington and Station North. His challengers include a community activist who hopes to be the...Tags: Mount Vernon, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Local Elections, Verizon Communications, Demonstration
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10spot: Dew Tour and nine other favorites this week
1. Dew Tour 2011
I will never be cool enough to be a skateboarder. Or a BMXer. Generally, extreme sports ... out. But that doesn’t mean I can’t watch pros such as Bucky Lasek, Shaun White and Ryan Nyquist do their action-sports thing for the...Tags: Hugo Weaving, Grand Prix of Baltimore, Highlandtown, DVDs, Ocean City
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