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Feed the Scene gives punk rockers a meal and a bed
Most weeks for the past year, Rachel Taft has headed to the Canton Safeway or Middle River Costco to pick up several pounds of steak or tofu for dinner. Unlike most bulk shoppers, Taft wasn't cooking for several children — she was feeding a loose-...
Tags: Vegetarian Diet, Punk (genre), Restaurant and Catering Industry, Diets and Dieting, Vegan Diet
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40-foot boat catches fire in Canton marina
A 40-foot cabin cruiser caught fire in the Anchorage Marina in Canton Wednesday afternoon, bringing multiple fire units to the pier where it was docked, city fire officials said. Units responded to the marina in the 2500 block of Boston Street, which has...
Tags: Fires
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Dream home: Pasadena renovation creates space for growing family
In the beginning, the Pasadena home purchased by Matt and Jenny Knoepfle was not so much a dream as it was a challenge.
"This was a 1940s shore cottage [back when] people were building randomly and then adding on to their houses," said Jenny Knoepfle...Tags: Architecture, Locust Point, Fuel-efficient Vehicles, Arts and Culture, Hybrid Vehicles
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Sister Mary Annita Link, educator
Sister Mary Annita Link, a member of the School Sisters of Notre Dame who had been a primary educator, died July 10 of heart disease at her order's Maria Health Care Center in the Woodbrook section of Baltimore County.
She was 89.
Catherine Elaine...Tags: Greater Baltimore Medical Center, Prisons, Charles Street, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Loyola University Maryland
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Sylvester P. "Butch" Bollinger, energy company owner
Sylvester Paul "Butch" Bollinger, founder and CEO of Bollinger Energy Corp. who also was a volunteer at the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center, died Thursday of cancer at Gilchrist Hospice Care.
The Canton resident was 68.
The son of a roofing...Tags: Loyola University Maryland, St. Michaels, National Institutes of Health, Petroleum Industry, Energy Resources
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Baltimore's marina king, a champion of the waterfront
The man who runs many of Baltimore's marinas, a former captain in the Israeli navy, prefers the sky to the sea.
The only boat he owns is a gondola, which he keeps tied up at his marina in Canton.
"I love aviation; that's my passion," said Dan Naor, 47,...Tags: Lighthouse Point, Lifestyle and Leisure, Television Industry, Companies and Corporations, Television Stations
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Police fail to take report of burglary at Canton restaurant
A burglary at Marie Branch's breakfast restaurant in Canton spooked her enough that she scrapped her popular late-night hours. But it wasn't enough to get police to write a report of the incident. The break-in occurred June 30 at Branch's restaurant,...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, French Toast
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Michael Phelps' Fells Point condo sold
It's true: Michael Phelps' Fells Point condo has sold, and the most decorated Olympian of all time took a significant loss. TMZ originally reported a sale last week without attribution. Now the property, 967 Fell Street, is listed under the "Sold"...
Tags: Condos, Michael Phelps, Services and Shopping, Real Estate, Baltimore Magazine
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Test for leaky pipes to introduce bright green dye to harbor Wednesday
Baltimore residents and visitors "may notice a bright green liquid flowing through the Inner Harbor and other waterways" Wednesday, but they shouldn't be alarmed, city public works officials said Tuesday. The liquid is a non-toxic dye the department...Tags: Medical Procedures and Tests, Inner Harbor
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With bike and GPS, Canton man makes art
Like a bee doing a waggle dance to signal a field full of pollen, or a cat rubbing up against a fence post to make a scent chart of its territory, GPS artist Michael Wallace maps out a virtual Baltimore during his bike trips around the city. Using a...
Tags: Halloween, Equestrian, Television Industry, Patterson Park, Television Stations
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LocalUp finds footing in online food ordering
One out of every 10 orders for a grilled cheese sandwich that Vic Corbi sees in his Federal Hill shop is placed online. And the co-founder of Grilled Cheese & Co., which has four locations in the Baltimore area, sees online ordering mushrooming in the...Tags: Online Media Industry, Lifestyle and Leisure, The Pennsylvania State University, Federal Hill, Companies and Corporations
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Design panel reviews Canton shopping center proposal
A city design panel reviewed plans Monday for a proposed 500,000-square-foot shopping center at the Canton Crossing mixed-used development. Plans call for a mix of large and small stores in a Main Street-style setting to be built in two phases along...Tags: Homes, Rental Service, Chesapeake (Chesapeake, Virginia), Realty, Real Estate
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