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Thursday Links: Baltimore Actor in “The Wire” Dies at 52; Cold Snap to Continue; State Lawmakers Propose Raising Minimum Wage; and More

Robert F. Chew, Baltimore actor in ‘The Wire,’ dies at 52 – Washington Post Cold snap, far from letting up, raises health concerns – Baltimore Sun Two men get 32 years for Baltimore-area armored-car heists – Baltimore Sun Lawmakers propose raising minimum wage – Baltimore Sun O’Malley floats $3 million tax credit pool to bolster […]

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Tonight at the Ivy, Three Local Authors Discuss Three Aspects of What Makes Baltimore, Baltimore

Join The Ivy Bookshop tonight, December 18 at 7 p.m., as three local authors celebrate three iconic aspects of Baltimore: painted screens, East Baltimore’s Polish community and Attman’s Deli.  Read more about the authors and their subjects below. Elaine Eff: The Painted Screens of Baltimore: Painted screens have long been synonymous in the popular imagination […]

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Dutch Floral Garden: Beautiful Flowers and Gorgeous Gifts, too

Everyone knows Dutch Floral Garden has the best floral arrangements in town, but that’s not all the Belvedere Square florist (it’s more like a floral boutique, no?) has to offer. Owner Paula Dobbe-Maher shops New York and Paris gift shows to find a beautiful selection of gifts, too, and with Paula’s exquisite taste you can […]

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A Tree Grows in Curtis Bay-Brooklyn, Thanks to a Smart Fellow and Community Volunteers

Courtesy of The Open Society Institute Baltimore – When Child First Authority asked Jason Reed to take charge of a neglected community garden in Curtis Bay-Brooklyn nearly four years ago, he jumped at the chance. With help from the Curtis Bay Community Association, the Parks & People Foundation, nearby schools and willing community members, Reed […]

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The Art of Bread

Baking bread can be a peaceful meditation, or a flour induced nightmare. Either way, it’s art.  Video Courtesy of http://www.kinfolkmag.com/ We all salivate at the smell of a fresh-baked loaf, but not all care to venture down the yeast covered path when it’s just as easy to buy it from almost anywhere.  There are however very […]

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Friday Links: O’Malley Promises Corrections Reform; U of MD Bucks Trends; Thieves Commit $45 Million Cyber Heist; and more!

In Hours, Thieves Took $45 Million from ATMs – The New York Times O’Malley Promises Corrections Reform as GOP Calls for Audit – The Baltimore Sun U of MD Bucks Trend on Minorities, Graduation Rates – The Baltimore Business Journal Quiz: How American Are Your Music Tastes? – The Atlantic Wire MGM Submits License for National […]

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Thursday Afternoon Links: Flower Mart Tomorrow, Friday; Preakness Sales Up; The Cicadas Have Arrived! and More

Road Closings for Flower Mart Tomorrow – The Baltimore Sun Dog Theft on the Rise in Baltimore – The Baltimore Sun Morehouse Faces Controversy Over Obama Critic’s Role In Graduation Ceremonies – The Washington Post O’Malley Meets With Presiding Officers to Discuss Prison Scandal – The Washington Post Preakness Ticket Sales up 10% – The […]

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Thursday Morning Links: Janney Shuns Limelight Even Though Horse Named Kentucky Derby Favorite; Two-Alarm Fire in Remington; How to Be a Hipster? If You Need a Slideshow to Show You, ‘Nuff Said; and More

Janney Shuns Limelight, Even with Derby Favorite Orb – The Baltimore Sun Two Leaders Charged with Diver Deaths at Aberdeen Proving Grounds – The Baltimore Sun Two-Alarm Fire in Remington Hits Art Gallery and Body Shops – The Baltimore Sun Drug-Dealing Scheme Operated in Baltimore Jail Years Ago, Ex-Inmate Reveals – The Washington Post Don’t […]

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