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At 30, Charlestown Retirement Community comes of age
Engelina van Opstal remembers having a problem with the air conditioning in her apartment at Charlestown Retirement Community and calling for someone to come repair it. "John came," van Opstal recalled Thursday, "and he got it working." That would...
Tags: Marketing, Television Industry, Annapolis, Executive Branch, Nursing
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Harbor East's shopping evolution accelerates
Deborah Seymour lives in Federal Hill. But working at Laureate Education Inc. and shopping and dining in Harbor East means much of her life happens on the other side of the harbor. "Between the restaurants and the retail, it is a place where you can...
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Seeds 4 Success honored with award
Seeds 4 Success, a program in Annapolis's Eastport community, was recognized this week for its volunteer programs that help children and their families. The five-year-old program received the William Donald Schaefer Helping People Award, created by...
Tags: Annapolis
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Judge to allow participation in PSC probe of complaints against Potomac Edison
cj.lovelace@herald-mail.comA public utility law judge in Baltimore has set a procedural schedule and agreed to allow individuals to participate in the Maryland Public Service Commission’s investigation of complaints against Potomac Edison, according to a Frederick, Md.,...Tags: FirstEnergy Corp., Crime, Law and Justice, Judges, Justice System, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland)
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Baltimore residents in largely vacant blocks to be uprooted
With plans to demolish 1,500 vacant houses in the next three years, Baltimore officials and the few remaining residents in largely vacant blocks are beginning the early stages of the most delicate of relationships. About 80 residents — each of...
Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, United States Census Bureau, Rentals, Land Resources, Homes
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Maryland Public Service Commission's investigation into Potomac Edison to begin Monday
cj.lovelace@herald-mail.comA public utility law judge on Monday is expected to set the procedural schedule for the Maryland Public Service Commission’s investigation into complaints that Potomac Edison overbilled some Western Maryland electric customers by failing to read...Tags: Frederick County (Maryland), FirstEnergy Corp., Judges, Lawyers, Crime, Law and Justice
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Joy Charlene Naden, educator, longtime chair of Department of Health and Mental Hygiene board
Joy Charlene Naden, a longtime educator and executive on several Democratic political campaigns and chair of the Board of Review for the Maryland State Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, died Saturdayat her Cross Keys home of acute myologic...Tags: Leukemia, Government, Executive Branch, Martin O'Malley, Elections
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Council to consider mayor's proposed pension changes
With the city retirement system short hundreds of millions of dollars in unfunded liabilities, officials say they are likely to begin requiring municipal employees to contribute to their pensions. "Pretty much everyone is in agreement that it's fair,"...
Tags: Government, Montgomery County (Maryland), Public Employees, Career and Workplace, Mary Pat Clarke
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Diner Days: A timeline of the Hollywood Diner
The Baltimore SunThe Hollywood Diner has had a turbulent history in Baltimore. Here's a look back. 1981 — Location scouting begins for the MGM production “Diner,” which is to be filmed in and around Baltimore. The Hilltop Diner, the northwest...Tags: Harborplace, Sales, Senator Theatre, Lifestyle and Leisure, Fells Point
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Richard E. 'Dick' Hug, Republican fundraiser and civic leader, dies at 78
Richard E. "Dick" Hug, a prominent businessman and prolific fundraiser for Republican candidates, died Saturday. He was 78. Mr. Hug was the finance chairman for three Maryland gubernatorial campaigns — Ellen R. Sauerbrey in 1998 and Robert L....
Tags: Duke Blue Devils, Government, Executive Branch, Environmental Pollution, George W. Bush
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Pimlico should take a lesson from Camden Yards
The recent article ("Beyond the Preakness," April 9) outlining the current reality of the Pimlico race track and its future highlights the need for broader and bolder thinking in order to advance a sustainable solution to make horse racing in Baltimore...
Tags: Pimlico, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Memorial Stadium, Equestrian, The Jockey Club Incorporated
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Judge Robert Bell: Timeline
July 6, 1943 Robert Mack Bell born in Rocky Mount, N.C.; family moves to Baltimore about 11/2 years later. June 17, 1960 Bell and 11 students try to get seated at Hooper's Restaurant at Charles and Fayette streets in Baltimore. A hostess says the...Tags: Judges, Crime, Law and Justice, Government, Justice System, Lyndon B. Johnson
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