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The Baltimore Sun Looking ahead to the movies that are coming out in 2010. What was your favorite movie in 2009?
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( Sony Pictures Classics) A screenwriter analyzes the mysteries surrounding a car accident 14 years earlier that took his sight and killed the love of his life ( Penelope Cruz).Note: Release dates are subject to change.
The Baltimore Sun Ready for another Top 10 list to end the year? OK, so this one is a bit different. Check it out.
BaltTech: Top 10 reasons I'm not doing a Top 10 "year in tech" blog post - Gus Sentementes covers di
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5) Using my time to craft a blog post on how Google will torpedo another half-dozen industries over the next year with its "free" business model.
The Baltimore Sun What is everyone doing for the New Year's celebration tonight? If you're still looking for plans, go through our list of ideas.
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Fireworks start at midnight, as part of the Inner Harbor New Year's Eve Spectacular. (Baltimore Sun photo by Lloyd Fox / January 1, 2009)
The Baltimore Sun While you're preparing for New Year's Eve festivities, don't forget to check out Jamison Hensley's live chat about the Ravens at noon today.
Ravens Insider: Live chat with Jamison Hensley at noon - The inside scoop and analysis on the team f
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The Baltimore Sun It's a snowy, rainy mess out there today. Hope everyone that needed to work (like us) made it safely. Hope everyone else is enjoying their warm house!
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The Baltimore Sun Max, the puppy that was stolen Christmas week, is back home safe and sound. It's nice to have a happy ending!
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No way! The second I publish the last blog post about the national rise in dog-napping, featuring the story of our local Max the puppy who got stolen Christmas week by a Grinch, Max's dad wrote me an email to say someone found the little guy!
The Baltimore Sun Fells Point DuClaw is closing today. Company president Dave Benfield says slow winter months and the smoking ban contributed to the decision.
Midnight Sun: Fells Point DuClaw to close today - Sun reporter Sam Sessa covers the city's after-hou
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After roughly five years, the regional chain is closing its restaurant and bar at the corner of Thames and Bond streets, according to company president Dave Benfield.
The Baltimore Sun May the festivities (and the fireworks!) go on, and may your Happy New Year 2010 hat not be destroyed by freezing rain.
Maryland Weather: Threat eases from New Year's storm - Sun reporter Frank Roylance blogs on meteorol
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Forecasters don't seem very worried about the winter weather threat from the New Year's Eve storm that's brewing to our south. Despite the mention of freezing rain and snow in the forecast, it looks like most of the precipitation in the Baltimore area on Thursday will be in the form of rain.
The Baltimore Sun Five Ravens selected for the Pro Bowl: Rice, Lewis, McClain, Ngata and Reed. Anybody you think was overlooked?
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One day after coach John Harbaugh said the Ravens are good enough to win the Super Bowl, results of the 2009 Pro Bowl balloting seconded that notion.Five Ravens, including two first-timers, were named to the AFC team during the NFL Network's Pro Bowl show Tuesday night. ...
The Baltimore Sun Five jurors from the Dixon trial have been called back as witnesses, some over their contact on -- you guessed it -- Facebook.
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Five of the 12 jurors who convicted Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon of embezzling retail gift cards this month have been asked to return to court - this time, as witnesses.A court official confirmed Tuesday that Circuit Judge Dennis M. ...
The Baltimore Sun The top pet names of the decade have been unveiled. If you have a Molly, Bella or Lucy, join the club. But I'd really like to meet "Mr. Tomfoolery Scaredycat Eliot" or "Angry Donut."
Unleashed: Bella, Bella, Bella: Top pet names of 2009 - A blog for animal lovers on pets, dogs, cats
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The Baltimore Sun Annapolis native Devin Barclay recounts his journey to the Rose Bowl, including a five-year stint as a professional soccer player before becoming a Buckeye.
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It began as a "cool idea" three years ago in the backyard of a friend's house in tiny Shelby, Ohio, after Devin Barclay found in a closet an old football that needed to be pumped up.The Annapolis native, ...
The Baltimore Sun Elizabeth Large recounts the top 10 restaurant stories of the decade, including the Wolf-Foreman dynasty, high-profile restaurant closings, and the rise of locavore dining.
Dining@Large: Top 10 Local Restaurant News Stories of the Decade - Elizabeth Large blogs about memor
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I can't think of another decade while I've been restaurant critic for the Sun in which so much happened on the local dining scene.
The Baltimore Sun Editorial: The Sarah Foxwell case has brought out the best and worst of humanity. Thousands of people rallied around the family on Christmas Day before she was found dead, and a convicted child sex offender was charged with her kidnapping.
Second Opinion: Upcoming editorial: Responding to a hideous crime - A virtual meeting of The Sun's e
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Here is an editorial we're working on. Let us know your thoughts. The best comments will run alongside the editorial in the print edition of the paper:
The Baltimore Sun Area homeowners, check your mail. New property assessment notices are coming your way, with an average loss of 19.7 percent in value.
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early all Maryland homeowners due to receive new property assessment notices being mailed today will see a lower assessed value on their houses, reflecting what officials say is the largest decline in the state assessment office's history. ...
