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Two hundred expected for dinner, but where?
In Paris, the pop-up party materialized on the cobblestones in front of Notre Dame cathedral. In Chicago, it was held under the watchful eye of the Picasso sculpture on Daley Plaza.
And on Tuesday night, when this trendy movable feast arrived in...Tags: Frederick Douglass, Druid Hill, NPR, Waterway and Maritime Transportation Industry, Fells Point
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Under Armour gets preliminary OK for waterfront projects
Under Armour received city Planning Commission approval Thursday to pursue waterfront improvement projects near its Locust Point headquarters with the help of tax-increment financing. The commission voted to expand the district in Locust Point, where the...Tags: Career and Workplace, Weaponry, Fort McHenry, Companies and Corporations, Economy, Business and Finance
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Under Armour plans to double its headquarters
Under Armour is hoping to double the size of its Baltimore headquarters to accommodate additional employees, a retail store and a company museum. The sports apparel company wants to build an additional 400,000 square feet at Tide Point, an office complex...Tags: Career and Workplace, Weaponry, Services and Shopping, Employees, Under Armour Inc.
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City primed for biggest Baltimore Running Festival yet
Lee Corrigan still remembers the first Baltimore Marathon 11 years ago, when just 6,000 runners took part in the festivities and the city barely stopped to notice.
The event's founder faced plenty of doubters, many who didn't believe Corrigan and his...Tags: Marathon, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Festive Events, Under Armour Inc., Baltimore Running Festival
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Traffic alert: Street closings for Baltimore Marathon
The following parking restrictions will be implemented on Saturday, October 15, 2011: ∙ Linwood Avenue from Eastern Avenue to Fayette Street 12:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. ∙ Eastern Avenue (north side) from Linwood to Patterson Park Avenues 12:00 a....Tags: M&T Bank Stadium, Marathon, Martin Luther King Jr., Baltimore Running Festival, Highway Transportation
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Under Armour's growth worries some neighbors
On a sunny fall day in Locust Point, neighborhood residents are out in force. Toddlers frolic in Latrobe Park's playground as tennis players trade volleys on a nearby court. Joggers thread through narrow streets lined with Formstone facades and...Tags: Silo Point, Career and Workplace, Fells Point, Weaponry, Government
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A real game-changer for Baltimore
Whether the Baltimore Grand Prix will ever prove itself a "game-changer" for the city, as Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake predicted, may be debatable, but there is one investment of recent years that may actually live up to that title. Instead of drawing...Tags: Fells Point, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Inner Harbor, Fort McHenry, Johns Hopkins Hospital
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Expansion of Baltimore architectural firm fueled by focus on colleges
Adam Gross surveys the grassy quadrangle, surrounded by brick walking paths trimmed in marble, nary a car in sight.
"This is one of those seminal shots," he says, taking in the view of the Johns Hopkins University's Homewood campus. "This used to be...Tags: Business Enterprises, New Jersey, University of Chicago, Architecture, Charles Street
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City launches circulator line from Hopkins Hospital to downtown
Baltimore added a third line to its free Charm City Circulator service Tuesday, with the launch of the new Green Route at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
The Green line will run from Hopkins Hospital through Fells Point and Harbor East before heading north to...Tags: Inner Harbor, Sheila Dixon, Road Transportation, East Baltimore Development Inc., Politics
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