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Past Baltimore-Washington organizer considers 2024 Olympic bid
The Olympic flame may not be extinguished along the Chesapeake Bay.
A key organizer of the region's unsuccessful bid for the 2012 Summer Games is gauging interest in making a run at the 2024 Games. Dan Knise, president and CEO of the Washington-Baltimore...Tags: International Olympic Committee, NBC (tv network), Sports Organizations, Francois Hollande, Sports
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Hagerstown City Council meets to discuss terms of 20-year lease with Suns
cj.lovelace@herald-mail.comThe light at the end of the tunnel for lease negotiations with the Hagerstown Suns is quickly approaching, according to several city of Hagerstown officials. Mayor Robert E. Bruchey II and the Hagerstown City Council met in executive session for about...Tags: Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Maryland General Assembly
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Maryland Lottery reports $1.8 billion in sales last year
Despite a sluggish economy that has many consumers pinching pennies, Marylanders are still willing to pony up a buck for a chance to win big. For the 15th consecutive year, the Maryland Lottery reported an increase in ticket sales, pumping more money...Tags: YouTube, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, College Park (Prince George's, Maryland), Casino and Gambling Industry, Lifestyle and Leisure
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Grand Prix organizers say they are prepared to lose money, but will pay their bills
The new organizers of the Baltimore Grand Prix said Tuesday they are prepared to lose money on the Labor Day weekend event, but pledged that no vendor or taxpayer would go unpaid.
"My goal for this year is to stabilize the race," said J.P. Grant, the...Tags: Earnings Forecasts, Labor Day, Grand Prix of Baltimore, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Auto Racing
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CAA considering options as conference shifting continues
Tom Yeager is old enough to remember when there was a Pac-8 rather than a Pac-12, when the Big Ten actually had the number of schools its name implied and when the college football landscape wasn't seemingly changing by the day, if not the hour. Which is...
Tags: Georgia State Panthers, Sun Belt Conference, Atlantic 10 Conference, College Basketball, 1st Mariner Arena
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Study launched to gauge support to build or renovate performing arts centers in Annapolis
For years, one group of arts lovers has dreamed of building a "world-class" performance hall in Annapolis. And for just as long, a second group has wanted to renovate and expand the performing arts center the city already has. The future of those dreams...
Tags: Annapolis, Entertainment Events, Arts and Culture, Arts, Broadway Theater
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Hippodrome uses new grant to give nonprofits a broader stage
The Hippodrome Theatre is largely defined by marquee Broadway shows, from "The Lion King" to "South Pacific." But starting Monday, the theater aims to be a hub for local arts groups, becoming much more than just a stopping-off spot for touring artists and...Tags: Music Industry, Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, Entertainment Events, Arts and Culture, Arts
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The long road to the Baltimore Grand Prix
Steven Wehner had overcome dyslexia, a stint in jail on drug charges and the loss of his repair shop on Martha's Vineyard.
Living in the basement of his mother's Rodgers Forge home, he set his sights on his biggest challenge yet: Bringing an IndyCar...Tags: Trials, Kennedy Krieger Institute, Labor Day, Grand Prix of Baltimore, Science and Technology
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Hagerstown gets state advice on stadium options
andrews@herald-mail.comMaryland Stadium Authority officials have been to Hagerstown to advise the city on plans for a new or refurbished baseball stadium, authority Executive Director Michael J. Frenz said Wednesday. Frenz and Gary A. McGuigan, a project executive for the...Tags: Baseball
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Mother charged with stabbing infant daughter
Hearing his co-worker scream Tuesday morning, "She's stabbing the baby, help!" William Purnell Short III ran into Room 117 at Baltimore's social services office on East Biddle Street. Police said the 8-month-old girl had already been stabbed five times...Tags: Prosecution, Lawyers, AFSCME, Career and Workplace, Criminals
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Records: Rawlings-Blake spent nearly $3,000 on food and drink at Ravens games
Using public money, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake treated guests to $2,920.52 worth of food and nonalcoholic beverages in the city's skybox during a recent Ravens season at M&T Bank Stadium, records show.
At eight Ravens games during the 2010 season and...Tags: Baltimore Ravens, Houston Texans, Politics, Bernard C. Young, Auto Racing
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O'Malley names panel to study gambling expansion
Gov. Martin O'Malley named an 11-member work group Monday night to study a possible expansion of gambling in Maryland and announced that if the group can reach consensus he would call a special session July 9 to vote on casino legislation. O'Malley...Tags: Annapolis, Republican Party, Politics, Michael E. Busch, Government
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