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Baltimore's best Ravens bars
Back in September, with the help of suggestions from readers, Midnight Sun blogger Erik Maza came up with a list of the five best area bars for watching a Ravens game. If you're looking for a place to catch Sunday's Ravens- Steelers game, consider these...Tags: Timonium, Hamburgers, University of Maryland, College Park, Foods and Beverages, St. Patrick's Day
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U2 to play Baltimore in 2011, maybe
Baltimore Sun reporterFrom the Midnight Sun blog: U2 could play Baltimore's M&T Bank Stadium next year, the band accidentally revealed on its website. In a post announcing plans to play the Glastonbury festival in 2011, U2.com also inadvertently revealed a possible date with...Tags: Entertainment, U2 (music group), Radio Industry, Music, Glastonbury Festival
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Many are frustrated by pace of plowing
Baltimore Sun reportersBaltimore residents and those who travel into the city have been fuming about snowed-in side streets and ice-filled main routes. But city officials warned that conditions could get worse before they get better. City road crews were pulling out of...Tags: Weather Reports, Career and Workplace, Vehicles, Health and Safety at Work, Trips and Vacations
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Student runs marathon to say 'thanks'
Baltimore Sun reporterBrian Boyle wants to run along the streets of the city that helped him learn to walk again. He doesn't mind the pain of the 26.2-mile Under Armour Baltimore Marathon. He has had more than his share in the past five years. The St. Mary's College of...Tags: Triathlon, Under Armour Inc., Health, Charity, Hospitals and Clinics
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Ravens stunned by Bengals
In the final seconds of Sunday's 17-14 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals, the disgruntled voices emanating inside M&T Bank Stadium shouted "Refs, you [stink]" while a crowd of 71,161 waved their fingers at the officials. The Ravens, however, pointed at only...Tags: Joe Flacco, Terrell Suggs, National Football League, Ray Rice, Pittsburgh Steelers
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Baltimore casino developers show plans for site
Outside, Baltimore's proposed casino would have an industrial look inspired by old warehouses in the surrounding area and a shop-lined pedestrian zone reminiscent of the Eutaw Street promenade at Oriole Park.
Inside, it would have "neighborhoods"...Tags: Maryland, Lotteries, Travel, Hotels and Accommodations, Casino and Gambling Industry
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Reading between the lines of the Dixon indictment
Dec. 21, 2006, was a long and busy day for then-City Council President Sheila Dixon. According to an article in The Baltimore Sun, she arrived at a meeting of the Baltimore Development Corp. just as it was about to end. Its members had voted to recommend...Tags: Computing and Information Technology Industry, Lawyers, Prosecution, Local Elections, Crime, Law and Justice
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A Sun snapshot: Should Dixon stay?
![<span class="dropcap_large">I</span>n the market and at the bus stop, over glasses of wine and under the barber's clippers, the daily rhythm of life in Baltimore has been interrupted by a question reverberating through many a conversation: Should Mayor Sheila Dixon, convicted of embezzlement, continue to run the city?](http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/thumbnails/story/2009-12/50913054-07072114.jpg "<span class="dropcap_large\">I</span>n the market and at the bus stop, over glasses of wine and under the barber's clippers, the daily rhythm of life in Baltimore has been interrupted by a question reverberating through many a conversation: Should Mayor Sheila Dixon, convicted of embezzlement, continue to run the city?")
In the market and at the bus stop, over glasses of wine and under the barber's clippers, the daily rhythm of life in Baltimore has been interrupted by a question reverberating through many a conversation: Should Mayor Sheila Dixon, convicted of...Tags: Minority Groups, Lawyers, Reisterstown, Local Elections, Corporate Crime
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Slots accord may cut taxes
Baltimore's spending panel is expected to approve a pair of land deals with prospective casino owners today that could fulfill Mayor Sheila Dixon's pledge to lower city property taxes. Under the agreement, the city would extend a 75-year lease for a...Tags: Maryland, Lotteries, Ocean City, State Budgets, Tourism and Leisure
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Ravens return to form, deal Broncos 1st loss
From Jarret Johnson delivering a crushing sack on the first defensive play to Ray Rice powering his way across the goal line on the offense's last play, the Ravens didn't just defeat the Denver Broncos. They beat up the previously unbeaten Broncos. With...Tags: Terrell Suggs, Joe Flacco, Indianapolis Colts, National Football League, Elvis Grbac
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Baltimore approves Grand Prix plan
The Baltimore SunBy the end of this month, Baltimore transportation workers will start preparing downtown streets for a world-class motorsports event expected to bring hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue to the area. The city Board of Estimates signed off on a...Tags: Public Officials, Sports, Inner Harbor, Contracts, Tickets
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UM still trying to lease Tyser suites
- The white wine was chilling on the counter. The chicken Parmesan, flank steak and Caesar salads were soon to arrive.
Rick Jaklitsch's second-level Byrd Stadium suite had a swank look and a new-car smell.
But the party was down a few guests.
The...Tags: Defense, Florida State University, Armed Forces, Education, University of Maryland, College Park
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