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Occupy Baltimore seeks new goals after eviction
Downtown businesses — and even some Occupy Baltimore activists themselves — breathed a sigh of relief Tuesday that city officials cleared the encampment that the group had set up near the Inner Harbor as part of a national protest against...Tags: Homelessness, Activism, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Ritual and Sacred Objects, Inner Harbor
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Some feel city covered up extent of St. Patrick's Day violence
On Saturday night, Denise Kostka and her husband, disturbed by loud voices, peered out from their eighth-floor room in the Renaissance Baltimore Harborplace Hotel and saw at least 100 teens massing on the street below.
"I never saw anything like that,...Tags: Television Industry, Holidays, St. Patrick's Day, Frederick H. Bealefeld, III, Television
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Gordon Ramsay's 'Kitchen Nightmares' heading back to Cafe Hon
The Baltimore SunIt looks like the "Kitchen Nightmare" might not be over for Baltimore's Cafe Hon. A producer for the show has been calling around town, looking to book people for what appears to be an episode that will check in on how the Hampden restaurant has fared...Tags: Denise Whiting, Restaurants, Cafe Hon, Lifestyle and Leisure, Dining and Drinking
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Grand Prix trees finally getting planted in city
It's said good things come to those who wait. But somebody still has to pay for them.
On Friday, a contractor commissioned by the city began planting 150 trees around downtown, fulfilling a pledge made – and broken – by the now-defunct...Tags: New Products, Politics, Pratt Street, Bolton Hill, Public Officials
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Panel of experts to aid search for Baltimore's top cop
Baltimore officials said Wednesday that they plan to bring together a panel of experts and hire an outside firm in their search for the city's next police commissioner, even as two potential candidates got an audition of sorts before the City Council....
Tags: Politics, Sheila Dixon, Government, Local Elections, Safety of Citizens
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Developer files permit to demolish Mechanic Theater
A developer has filed for a permit to demolish theMorris A. Mechanic Theatre, a decades-old venue that has sat unused for eight years in the heart of downtown Baltimore, and replace it with a $150 million-to-$200 million mixed-use development.
OneWest...Tags: Architecture, Arts and Culture, Morris A. Mechanic Theatre
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Train like a Baltimore Raven
The Baltimore SunDo it! Do it! Do it! Move! Move! Move! Just do it! That could be a taste of what you get if you head over to Baltimore's Center Plaza at lunch today (Tuesday March 27) to work out with the guy who trains the Baltimore Ravens. Monte Sanders will be...Tags: Healthy Diet, Diabetes
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Attention, JFX commuters: Make plans for Monday
Chances are many Baltimore commuters will spend the weekend poring over maps, checking out city byways and back streets, and dreaming of something that may not exist come Monday morning's rush hour: a clear shot into downtown.
The Jones Falls...Tags: Harford Road, Frank Murphy, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Hunt Valley, Public Officials
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Best Buy to close Inner Harbor, Hunt Valley stores in May
Best Buy will close its Inner Harbor and Hunt Valley stores in May, part of a move to shutter 50 locations across the country.
Company officials said in a news release that the stores were temporarily closed to inform employees of the decision Saturday,...Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Employees, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Companies and Corporations, Walmart
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Good afternoon, Baltimore: Wednesday lunchtime lowdown
ON THE SITE... Mega Millions jackpot climbs to $290M: The top prize remains available after Tuesday's drawing, in which a Marylander won a $250,000 purse. The next drawing will be held Friday. Brady Anderson returns to the Orioles as a trainer: The...Tags: Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Mitt Romney, Miami Hurricanes, Sports, Ray Lewis
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Downtown loses jobs, while demand for offices, housing grows, report shows
Downtown Baltimore lost 9.4 percent of its jobs in 2011, according to a study to be released today by the Downtown Partnership of Baltimore.
The partnership's annual State of Downtown report showed that the area had 102,731 jobs last year, down from 113,...Tags: Concerts, Downtown (Baltimore, Maryland), M.J. Brodie, Labor Markets, Charles Street
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City economic development chief Brodie to retire
![M.J. "Jay" Brodie, who has headed Baltimore's economic development agency under four mayors and helped shepherd projects such as the Harbor East redevelopment, said Thursday he plans to retire.](http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/thumbnails/story/2012-02/68333790-23175722.jpg "M.J. "Jay\" Brodie, who has headed Baltimore's economic development agency under four mayors and helped shepherd projects such as the Harbor East redevelopment, said Thursday he plans to retire.")
M.J. "Jay" Brodie, who has headed Baltimore's economic development agency under four mayors and helped shepherd projects such as the Harbor East redevelopment, said Thursday he plans to retire.
The Baltimore native and former city housing commissioner is...Tags: Clipper Mill, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, M.J. Brodie, Harbor, Harbor East
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