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Libraries invite patrons to have a coffee, stay a while
When Howard County unveils its new 63,000-square-foot library in December, patrons will be welcomed into a high-tech facility with a computer classroom and a historical center. Officials also plan a garden that they envision will be charming enough for...Tags: Libraries, Arts and Culture, Ceremonies, Perry Hall, Annapolis
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Challengers assail Rawlings-Blake in final debate
Mayoral challengers assailed incumbent Stephanie Rawlings-Blake in a vitriolic candidate forum Tuesday night, accusing her of burying Baltimoreans in burdensome taxes and funneling too much money to developers.
Sponsored by the League of Women Voters,...Tags: Frank M. Conaway, Sr., Joseph T. Landers, III, Otis Rolley, Primaries, Catherine E. Pugh
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District 10: Bill Marker
1. Please describe your educational and professional background and how it has prepared you to serve on the City Council.
I am a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania (B.A. History) and the University of Maryland Law School (J.D.). I have lived near...Tags: Justice System, Pigtown, Economy, Business and Finance, Small Businesses, Unions
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Washington and Baltimore jockey for book lovers on the same weekend
Baltimore's book festival got here first.
Organizers of the 16th annual Baltimore Book Festival, which opens Friday, say they aren't fazed that a larger, glitzier, more star-studded event is being held on the exact same weekend just 40 miles to the...Tags: Arts and Culture, Julie Andrews, Toni Morrison, Garrison Keillor, Baltimore Book Festival
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Counting on the generosity of the crowd
Robert Stone was a healthy baby until he was 13 months old. Then, over three or four days, he became unresponsive and lost the use of his limbs. His bewildered parents put him through one medical test after another, each yielding inconclusive results....Tags: Health, Charity, Economy, Business and Finance, Diseases and Illnesses, Human Body
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A Baltimorean's progress: from disgusted to charmed
I'm a recent graduate of a college in downtown Baltimore, and for four summers I have occupied Baltimore, working downtown and trying to understand its workings. I feel as if, despite my original discomfort about living downtown, Baltimore itself has...Tags: Fells Point, Patterson Park, Station North, Human Interest, Federal Hill
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Three more days to return late books without fees
Three days remain to return overdue library materials to Enoch Pratt Free Library branches without paying fines. The library's "Amnesty Week" runs through Saturday. Fines are being forgiven this week in order to encourage library patrons to register...Tags: Libraries, Arts and Culture
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Elizabeth R. Wojcicki, 90
Elizabeth Ridenour Wojcicki, 90, passed away Sunday, Oct. 2, 2011, at Homewood at Plum Creek in Hanover, Pa. Born Aug. 13, 1921, in Hagerstown, Md., she was the daughter of the late Paul J. Ridenour and the late Elsie W. Wolfinger Ridenour of Halfway....Tags: World War II (1939-1945), Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Funeral Parlor and Crematorium, American Legion, Hanover (Anne Arundel, Maryland)
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Protesters gather at 'Occupy Baltimore' event
Some are out of work. Some can't afford to visit a doctor. Others are sick of corporate greed. Most blame financial institutions for the tumbling economy. They think the rich are trampling on the poor and middle class and getting away with it.
They're...Tags: Arts and Culture, Economy, Business and Finance, Roland Park, Small Businesses, Inner Harbor
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Lunch for $10 or Less: David & Dad's Cafe
The dish: turkey and cheddar wrap
The popular Charles Street mainstay, David and Dad's, has opened a cafe inside the Enoch Pratt Free Library's Southeast Anchor branch in Highlandtown.
The Highlandtown location has nothing like the full menu at the...Tags: Sandwiches, Charles Street, Arts and Culture, Mustard, Turkey (animal)
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Consumer advocate feared by financial institutions appears in Baltimore
On Capitol Hill, some lawmakers treat Elizabeth Warren as if she were Public Enemy No. 1.
That's what happens when you're charged with setting up an agency whose purpose is to protect consumers on financial matters — a job that brings you up...Tags: Elections, Washington (U.S. state), Economy, Business and Finance, Banking, Credit and Debt
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Maryland bankers: We've got heart
Elizabeth Warren is a native of Oklahoma, but she might as well be from Baltimore based on the reception the city gave her Thursday night. She spoke at a town hall meeting held by Rep. Elijah E. Cummings to talk about the new Consumer Financial Protection...Tags: Elections, Oklahoma, Maryland, Elijah E. Cummings, Banking
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