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Ha ha. I wonder how long he’s been saving that zinger. Then Rick goes on to pontificate at length on something he thinks is really exciting – the NFL’s labor negotiations. Jeez, Rick, give us a break ! It’s the Super Bowl ! How jaded can a big time newspaper sports columnist be?
- Gerald Neily
Ten years after a developer bought the St. Stanislaus Kostka Roman Catholic Church in Fells Point and closed it down, angering the local Polish community, he has now now dropped the price on the upscale townhomes and is trying to unload the church, The Baltimore Business Journal reports. Apparently, the shuttered landmark building is a [...]
The Times travel section’s most recent destination? Maryland wineries — 39 of them, to be exact. The Times’ recent piece explores how Boordy Vineyards, Maryland’s first winery (It opened in Hydes in 1945 after spending 200 years as a dairy and cattle farm) became the first of what has grown to become an eclectic mix [...]
This will be the last academic school year for Leslie Shepard, who has worked at Baltimore’s acclaimed School for the Arts since it opened 32 years ago and has served as it’s director since 2001, WBALTV.com reported on Wednesday. “The School for the Arts was my life,” Shepard said. “It’s time for Act Two. What [...]
A Johns Hopkins University student was sexually assaulted in an elevator at he Northway Apartment building located at 3700 North Charles Street, according to university Executive Director of Communications and Public Affairs Dennis O’Shea, confirming a report by Investigative Voice. According to information O’Shea provided from the incident report, the student entered through the front [...]
Endorsements are out and Baltimore City Paper likes Gregg Bernstein over Patricia Jessamy, for Baltimore City State’s Attorney. “He appears to be a smart, passionate attorney, and he is running on the need to get serious about making good cases against violent offenders and making them stick, increasingly urgent and challenging tasks in Baltimore City,” [...]
