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Survey reveals Dundalk's reputation: rough, with water views
Lifelong Dundalk resident Scott Holupka has heard the jokes. He's heard Dundalk residents stereotyped as some "combination of Archie Bunker and a West Virginia hillbilly," the community knocked as dirty, industrial and smelly.
Much of that perception...Tags: Dundalk, Patapsco, Bethlehem Steel, Johns Hopkins University, Chicago Hotels
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Students help dream facelift for Cross Street Market
The cardboard models showed what a new town hall near Cross Street Market in Federal Hill could look like.
The graduate architecture students at Morgan State University crowded around professor Sanjit Roy as he critiqued the miniature buildings one by...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Government, Economy, Business and Finance, Arts, Politics
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David DeBoy celebrates 30 years of 'Crabs for Christmas'
Crabs for Christmas? Yes, please.
For three decades, David DeBoy has been singing his sad tale of an expatriate Baltimorean stuck in Houston on Christmas Eve, sadly lamenting to Santa that the only present he really wants is a big bucket of steamed...Tags: The Wire (tv program), Services and Shopping, Italy, Entertainment, Cancer
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A Second helping of not-so 'Dangerous' comedy
After drawing large crowds to Centerstage early this year with a Baltimore-spoofing blend of scripted skits and improv comedy, a famous troupe from Chicago has returned with a sequel featuring brand-new material. Although "The Second City: Charmed and...Tags: Comedy (genre), Chicago Elections, Improvisational Comedy (genre), Entertainment, Regional Authority
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T-shirts celebrate inside jokes and ironic civic pride
Andy York recently bought a T-shirt that captures how he feels about his city.
The design includes various implements of violence that include brass knuckles, a switchblade, a noose and a brick in the shape of a heart.
"It all comes down to self-...Tags: Dundalk, John Waters, Chesapeake Bay, Entertainment, Arts
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Hampden at wit's end over teen troublemakers
Youths and teenagers as young as 12 are causing consternation in Hampden — throwing rocks at cars, vandalizing property, cursing loudly, skipping school, popping car tires with pocket knives and smoking marijuana behind a public school, according to...Tags: Marijuana Use, Mary Pat Clarke, Juvenile Delinquency, Recreational Substance Use, Car Tires
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An old story
Carla Du Pree remembers it well.
It was a day like any other, and she decided to make her monthly excursion to Columbia's Second Edition Books and Music, the 16-year-old independent used book store located on the east side of town.
Rummaging through the...Tags: Clubs and Associations, Frank Sinatra, Arts and Culture, Arts, Fine Arts
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Don't blow through intersection of Elm Avenue and 36th Street
Change can be hard to get used to, even when you want it, even when you're expecting it, even when people are telling you the change is going on. Here's what I mean. After numerous residents and businesses complained about the intersection at Elm...Tags: Services and Shopping, Entertainment Events, Ceremonies, Vehicles
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Most stressful cities? Life in Baltimore is far better than the annoyance and mess of New York
Forbes magazine got it wrong again when it listed Charm City as one of the most stressful cities to live in. I lived in Hampden for almost six years during the 1980s. As a proud son of the County of Kings (otherwise known as Brooklyn, N.Y.), New York...Tags: Brooklyn (New York City), New York City
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Angelo's reopens in Hampden, one month after its sudden closing
The Baltimore SunAngelo's, the Hampden pizzeria that closed without warning on May 15, has reopened. The same owners, brothers Angelo and Tommy Pizza, are back. According to this story in the Baltimore Business Journal, the Pizzas were able to reopen Angelo's last Friday... -
Dr. B. Ralph Hoffman, dentist, dies
Dr. B. Ralph "Buddy" Hoffman, a retired longtime Hampden dentist and World War II veteran, died June 19 from complications of Alzheimer's disease at Arden Courts, a Pikesville assisted-living facility.
He was 93.
Dr. Hoffman was born and raised in...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), World War II (1939-1945), Pikesville, Health
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