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William Donald Schaefer dies at 89; Maryland's dominant political figure for a half-century
William Donald Schaefer, the dominant political figure of the last half-century of Maryland history, died Monday after a "do-it-now" career that changed the face of Baltimore while bringing a burst of energy to the city he loved. He was 89.
Schaefer, who...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Colleges and Universities, Inner Harbor, Retirement, World War II (1939-1945)
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Getting crabby (in a good way) in Baltimore
Special to the Chicago TribuneBALTIMORE--There's still time to squeeze some relaxation out of the fading warm season by lounging on a patio in Maryland while digging into a pile of crabs and sipping on a cold beer and watching the boats float across the water. And because Southwest...Tags: Soups, Dining and Drinking, Obrycki's Crab House, Trips and Vacations, Seafood
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David Brower, crusader for the environment, dies at 88
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterDavid Brower, an oracle for wilderness and the most indomitable environmental warrior of 20th century America, has died. He was 88. Brower, who died of bladder cancer Sunday at his home in Berkeley, was a combative, prickly, inspirational and visionary...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Dining and Drinking, Monuments and Heritage Sites, Rachel Carson, Earth Day
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New York bettors score big with Oxbow at Preakness Stakes
Baltimore Sun Media GroupA pair of racing aficionados from Saratoga Springs, N.Y., spent Saturday watching the early races at Pimlico, then they put their observations to use to score a massive payday in the Preakness. Joe Cavallo, 26, and Stephanie Rafferty, 21, hit the Pick 4...Tags: Equestrian, Springs, Lotteries, Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes
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Hug made major contributions to Baltimore's institutions
The obituary for Richard E. Hug (May 7) fell far short of honoring the legacy of a man who dedicated so many years to helping make Baltimore's non-profits better able to fulfill their missions. While the obit focused on Dick's political fundraising,...
Tags: Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Obituaries, Kennedy Krieger Institute
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Latest Maryland and Delaware news, sports, business and entertainment
OBAMA-ECONOMY Obama to visit Baltimore to tout economic plans BALTIMORE (AP) — President Barack Obama will visit Baltimore as part of a series of quick trips around the country to emphasize his economic proposals. Obama is expected to make...Tags: U.S. Congress, Transportation Accidents, Penn National Gaming, Orb (racehorse), Barack Obama
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Here is the latest Maryland news from The Associated Press
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — No Maryland lieutenant governor has ever been elected governor. But Democrat Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown is hoping to make history by becoming the first. Brown will formally announce his 2014 gubernatorial bid today. He says he...Tags: Anthony G. Brown, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Politics, Regional Authority, Elections
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Aquarium in D.C. to close; animals will be sent to Baltimore
The National Aquarium in Washington will close this fall as a nearby building is renovated, and some of the 1,500 animals will be sent to Baltimore, aquarium officials said Thursday. In an email to aquarium members, John Racanelli, CEO of the National...
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Where have all of Baltimore's colorful figures gone?
Baltimore used to be a town of colorful public characters. One of them, my father, passed away 40 years ago today. Sam Shapiro was often described as a "perennial" candidate — for mayor in 1967 and 1971 and House of Representatives in 1968 and...
Tags: Politics, Media Industry, Elections, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, Annapolis
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Maryland GOP chair: long-time GOP fundraiser Hug has died
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — The chair of the Maryland Republican Party says longtime GOP fundraiser Richard Hug has died. Diana Waterman announced Hug's death in a statement on Tuesday. Waterman says the 78-year-old Arnold resident raised more than...Tags: Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., University System of Maryland, Republican Party, Politics, Elections
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Isaiah 'Ike' Dixon, state delegate from Baltimore
Isaiah Dixon Jr., a jazz fan, world traveler and four-term state delegate from Baltimore City whose accomplishments included introducing a bill that made cross burnings a felony in Maryland, died of heart failure April 26 at Stella Maris Hospice in...
Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Local Elections, Music, NAACP, Howard University
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More than morning sickness
The Columbus DispatchHillary Bates expected to be sick during her second pregnancy. With her first -- Graham, who is 5 -- she vomited a lot, and for many months. She was sick so often that she decorated a bucket and carried it around work with her as she gave tours at the...Tags: Medical Specialization, Health Treatments, Medical Research, Chemotherapy, Vomiting
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