It’s six p.m. on Memorial Day and the city air is hot and still. After nearly two hours of watching back-and-forth goals and sweat-drenched celebrations at the NCAA Lacrosse Championship, the masses of red and orange clad fans filter out of M&T Stadium and back onto the streets of Baltimore. Two boys, no older than […]
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Aerophare No Match for Reality of the Inner Harbor…
Two Sundays ago, we met some friends from Charlottesville at the Inner Harbor. They were in Baltimore to help their son, a college junior, find housing for an internship with the Orioles this summer. They arrived on Saturday with only five hours to follow up on all leads gathered before coming to Baltimore. They weren’t […]
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Invasion of the Techies
Long renowned for its industrial/manufacturing-based economy
