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Federal office worker beaten downtown
A 51-year-old federal office worker was jumped and beaten by up to five juveniles Thursday morning in downtown Baltimore’s Hopkins Plaza — an apparent random attack and the latest in a series of assaults in the heart of the city. Police are...Tags: Charles Street, Theft, 1st Mariner Arena, Pratt Street, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
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Two workers are assaulted by youths downtown
A group of youths attacked a federal office worker and a BGE employee Thursday morning in downtown Baltimore in random assaults that police said were related. The workers suffered injuries described as minor in the latest in a series of violent incidents...Tags: Charles Street, Theft, 1st Mariner Arena, Pratt Street, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
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Battle of Attu: 70 Years Since Japanese Invasion on American Soil
Channel 2 NewsOn June 7, 1942, the Japanese invasion of the Aleutians began on Attu Island began 70 years ago. It was the first occupation of American soil by a foreign army since the War of 1812. According to the United States military, by the time the conflict...Tags: Armed Forces, U.S. Army, U.S. Military
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Navy 'Leap Frogs' team helps traffic accident victim at Shore
Baltimore Sun reporterMembers of the U.S. Navy Parachute Demonstration Team, the Leap Frogs, took a break between jumping assignments Saturday evening to help an accident victim on U.S. 50 just outside of Ocean City, the team's California-based public relations team reported...Tags: Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Ocean City, U.S. Navy
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Five for your planner: Monday, June 11
1. Civil War weekend Civil War ball and Valley of the Shadow exhibit preview is set for 7 to 11 p.m. Friday, June 15, at Washington County Museum of Fine Arts, City Park, Hagerstown. Second South Carolina String Band will perform. Period refreshments. $40...
Tags: Arts and Culture, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Movies, Entertainment, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland)
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Towson Odd Fellows Lodge marks 160th anniversary
Gene Leasure says stepping into the lodge room of the Towson Odd Fellows Lodge No. 79 on York Road is like stepping into a time machine. Once inside, you're in the mid-1800s — from the architecture of the room to its appointments, from the...
Tags: Arts and Culture, Towson, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Stranger Than Fiction, Barbara A. Mikulski
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Parade of sail sets off from Norfolk en route to Baltimore
As the schooner Pride of Baltimore II headed up the bay from Norfolk Tuesday, the 1,300-square-foot American flag rippling from its main gaff suddenly snagged and ripped.
Fortunately, Pride has a sewing machine onboard.
"We have a lot of flags," said...Tags: Arts and Culture, Inner Harbor, Pittsburgh, Hampton (Hampton, Virginia), Fort McHenry
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Staff picks for June 14 to 20
The Top Five Performance cafe Goose Route Arts Collaborative will present Adam Booth, storytelling; Cam Millar Ensemble, original music; Monica Larson, new media; kittyclarkmoves, contemporary dance; and visiting Katherine Ferrier and Pamela Vail,...
Tags: Arts and Culture, World War II (1939-1945), Franklin County (Pennsylvania), Sociology, Waynesboro (Waynesboro, Virginia)
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Battered Baltimore buoy gets some Sailabration love
The Baltimore SunIt’s a much-battered part of the Baltimore Harbor scenery, bobbing in the water just above the Key Bridge on the way to the Inner Harbor. Hundreds, perhaps thousands, of boats—including Tall Ships and Navy warships--will pass by the Francis...Tags: Patapsco, Bill Elliott, Inner Harbor, Fort McHenry, Francis Scott Key
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Star-Spangled Sailabration kicks off at Inner Harbor
It took 200 years, but the oft-forgotten War of 1812 got some attention Wednesday.
A flotilla of more than 40 ships representing a dozen nations glided under the Key Bridge and into Baltimore Harbor to launch the commemoration of the conflict that gave...Tags: Arts and Culture, Pratt Street, Anne Arundel County, Perry Hall, National Parks
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10 ways to commemorate the War of 1812
How considerate of the British, to attack Baltimore in 1814 and thus give Baltimoreans, two centuries later, ample excuse to hold a two-year celebration.
As you may have heard by now, Baltimore is kicking off its bicentennial celebration of the War of...Tags: Arts and Culture, Pratt Street, Education, Summer Camp (music group), Francis Scott Key
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On Flag Day, inspiration abounds
For the better part of a decade, Jill Crowther-Peters has portrayed the widowed seamstress who stitched the Star-Spangled Banner, but on Thursday she had the chance to really feel what it was like to be her.
Crowther-Peters, dressed as 19th-century...Tags: Anthony G. Brown, September 11, 2001 Attacks, Francis Scott Key, Barack Obama, Unrest, Conflicts and War
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