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Catonsville loses when developer granted exemptions from zoning rules
This is a great nation and I'm proud to be an American. This country affords us numerous freedoms and quality of life. As a good American, I pay my taxes and bills, give to charities and help others who are less fortunate. My mother, school teachers...Tags: House Building, Services and Shopping, Real Estate, Baltimore County, Heavy Engineering
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Runners of all levels welcome at Catonsville Fall into Fitness race
For most people, spring is a time of renewal. After a long winter, it's time to go outside and get back in shape. But the Catonsville Rotary Club, the Community College of Baltimore County and Baltimore's Boys of Summer organization are bucking that...Tags: Awards and Prizes, Road Running, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Running, Baltimore Running Festival
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Mary Lynn Harvey, director of Baltimore County's community conservation office
Mary Lynn Harvey, former director of the Baltimore County Office of Community Conservation who had led a wide array of efforts to preserve and improve communities, died Aug. 26 of colon cancer at Gilchrist Hospice in Towson.
The Perry Hall resident was...Tags: Bel Air (Harford, Maryland), Perry Hall, Graduation, Human Interest, Perry Hall High School
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Hundreds seek application help to defer deportation
Hundreds of illegal immigrants lined an alley wall in Southeast Baltimore on Thursday night, each with a dream in mind. One saw a medical career, another a life in fashion. All said they were eager to take the first step toward their goals: filling out a...
Tags: Immigration, Deportation, Extradition, Migration, Republican Party
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Baltimore County plants nearly 1,000 trees to provide shade, reduce energy costs
Newly planted, 12-foot-tall trees provided little relief from the relentless sun during an outdoor news conference at North Point Library Tuesday. But give those elms, maples and oaks a few years and they will offer shade to the grounds, energy savings...Tags: Environmental Issues, Arts and Culture, Kevin Kamenetz, Energy Saving, Environmental Pollution
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Motley Crue outshines touring partners Kiss at Jiffy Lube Live
Midnight Sun contributorKiss and Motley Crue performed at Jiffy Lube Live on Friday night. Midnight Sun contributor Jay Trucker was there. Thirty years after they first toured together, Kiss and Motley Crue are back out on the road, opening their 2012 summer tour on an...Tags: Travel, Jiffy Lube International, Inc., Rock and Roll (genre), MTV (tv network), Dundalk
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Maryland's small but growing connection to 'K-pop'
Last winter, Leann Kwak put her senior year at Arundel High School on hold to pursue her dreams as a chart-topping pop singer. For nearly three months, thousands of TV viewers determined whether or not she'd move on to the next round of the competition....
Tags: Popular Music (genre), American Idol (tv program), Baltimore Convention Center, Social Media, Genres
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Cockpit in Court Summer Theatre marks 40th season
![The Cockpit in Court Summer Theatre is in the midst of its 40th anniversary season, a significant milestone for a company that has tackled a sizable breadth of repertoire, from "Lysistrata" to "Hairspray," and maintained wallet-friendly ticket prices the whole time.](http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/thumbnails/story/2012-07/71316220-27043316.jpg "The Cockpit in Court Summer Theatre is in the midst of its 40th anniversary season, a significant milestone for a company that has tackled a sizable breadth of repertoire, from "Lysistrata\" to \"Hairspray,\" and maintained wallet-friendly ticket prices the whole time.")
The Cockpit in Court Summer Theatre is in the midst of its 40th anniversary season, a significant milestone for a company that has tackled a sizable breadth of repertoire, from "Lysistrata" to "Hairspray," and maintained wallet-friendly ticket prices...Tags: Sears, Arts and Culture, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Theater, Services and Shopping
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Excavating an assassin in 'The Booth Project'
Harford County's most notorious native son has been exhumed theatrically. "The Booth Project," an experimental work about Lincoln's assassin premiering this week at the Theatre Project, is the brainchild of Baltimore native Ryan Clark. So is the...
Tags: Harford Community College, Arts and Culture, New York City, Celebrities, Education
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Henrietta Lacks honored in 15th annual Turners Station celebration
Long before the best-selling book about Henrietta Lacks and her immortal cells was written, Turners Station neighbors gathered to honor her legacy, a tradition that continued Saturday.
Lacks' great-granddaughters, born about half a century after her...Tags: Government, Polio, Human Interest, Cancer, Baltimore County
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Review: Def Leppard and Poison at Merriweather Post Pavilion July 10
Midnight Sun contributorDef Leppard and Poison performed at Merriweather Post Pavilion Tuesday night. Midnight Sun contributor Jay Trucker was there. At around 10 Tuesday night at Columbia’s Merriweather Post Pavillion, a pair of fans were relieving themselves of $12...Tags: Rock of Ages Corporation, Lita Ford, MTV (tv network), Rock and Roll (genre), Dundalk
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Halethorpe man honored by This Old House magazine
Mike Anson didn't let a broken ankle get in the way of his renovation project.
Anson — foot cast and all — completely overhauled his bathroom, which was in need of major repair, and in the process earned recognition from This Old House...Tags: Periodicals, Newspaper and Magazine, Halethorpe, Injuries and Wounds, Dundalk
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