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State spent $5,600 on O'Malley's security at Super Bowl
Maryland State Police spent more than $5,600 on Gov. Martin O'Malley's security during his Super Bowl trip earlier this year, officials said Monday. During O'Malley's trip to New Orleans, his Executive Protection Unit spent $5,627 for airfare, meals,...
Tags: Football, Regional Authority, Sports, U.S. Conference of Mayors, Baltimore Hotels
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Group offers to check park by planned city casino for pollution
A Washington-based nonprofit group has offered to test for toxic contamination in city park land that borders a new casino being built in South Baltimore, but City Hall says it's not interested. The Inner Harbor Stewardship Foundation, which bankrolled a...
Tags: Gwynns Falls Trail, Litigation, Trials, Inner Harbor, Patapsco
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City Hall crash victim Hersl recalled as generous, kind
The funeral procession for Matthew Hersl crawled through the tight streets of Southeast Baltimore, moving past the Milan restaurant, the Inner Harbor Travel agency and the Little Italy parking garage. Steve Hersl, Matt's brother, blared his car horn as he...
Tags: Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Inner Harbor, Christianity, Sports, Roman Catholicism
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Session behind him, O'Malley says he'll think about whether to run for president
With a productive General Assembly session behind him, Gov. Martin O'Malley said Wednesday that he will use the second half of the year to consider whether to run for the White House. "I need to be spending a lot more energy and time giving serious...
Tags: E.J. Pipkin, Elections, Punishment, Prince George's County, Gun Control
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Fire Department considering shift of west-side company to east side
Fire Chief James S. Clack is considering moving a West Baltimore fire company across town this summer to alleviate the strain on East Baltimore units after two fire companies closed there last year. Clack said the plan, which has not been finalized and...
Tags: Conservation, Grand Prix of Baltimore, Environmental Issues
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City officials celebrate passage of $1B school construction bill
The Baltimore SunA year ago, city officials left Annapolis distraught, their plans to obtain massive funding for school construction in the General Assembly’s trash bin. What a difference a year makes. On Wednesday, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Schools...Tags: Andres Alonso, Public Officials, Maryland Stadium Authority, Government, Annapolis
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W.E.B. DuBois High School wins mayor's attendance challenge
W.E.B. DuBois High School is the latest to win the Mayor's Attendance Campaign competition, after its ninth-grade class increasing its daily attendance by nearly 11 percentage points. The school was surprised with the honor--which includes a dance party...Tags: Under Armour Inc., Andres Alonso
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Schools for everyone
Baltimore City school officials say the nearly $1.2 billion budget the system unveiled last week will fund a raft of new academic endeavors, among them a new team to upgrade instruction in the sciences to meet the higher standards of the new national...
Tags: Teaching and Learning, Education, Baltimore Polytechnic Institute, Baltimore City College, Baltimore School for the Arts
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O'Malley would support more mayoral control of Baltimore schools
Gov. Martin O'Malley told The Sun on Wednesday that he would be open to political accountability for the state of city schools, according to our Statehouse Reporter Erin Cox. In an interview with Sun editors, the governor said that he would back a...Tags: Elections, Movies, Regional Authority, Prince George's County, Government
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Governments should use zoning to limit liquor stores, Hopkins researchers say
Zoning laws have become a powerful way to reduce the number of liquor stores in cities, but too few government officials use them, Johns Hopkins University public health researchers said in a new report. Researchers from the Center on Alcohol Marketing...
Tags: Dining and Drinking, Health, Johns Hopkins University, Crime, Law and Justice, Science and Technology
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Reviving Lexington Market
Baltimore's Lexington Market proudly calls itself the oldest continuously operating public market in the nation — and home to some of the best crab cakes in the world at its famed Faidley's Seafood cafe. Yet even a venerable landmark that's been...
Tags: Lexington Market, Marketing
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MICA president Fred Lazarus to retire at end of 2014 academic year
As President Fred Lazarus IV expanded the Maryland Institute College of Art over the past 35 years and helped turn it into one of the nation's leading arts colleges, supporters say, he has also focused on Baltimore — to the betterment of his college...
Tags: Artscape, Baltimore Museum of Art, Arts and Culture, Colleges and Universities, Charles Street
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