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The Baltimore Sun Meet the collaborators behind John Waters, Barry Levinson and David Simon's biggest hits. They make sure the filmmakers stay true to Baltimore.
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Pat Moran (right), a co-founder of John Waters' Dreamland Films, helped create the human tapestries that give Waters' midnight specials their Fellini-like ebullience. Ace production designer Vincent Peranio ...
The Baltimore Sun Man confesses to raping and killing a 15-year-old boy in East Baltimore.
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Police secure shackles on Dante L. Parrish, the man accused of raping and killing a 15-year-old boy in East Baltimore. (Baltimore Sun photo by Kim Hairston / November 13, 2009)
The Baltimore Sun Curious about where school zone speed cameras may be set up? Well, if you're in the city, you're probably in a school zone ...
Getting There: If you're in the city, you're likely in a school zone - From roads to rails to runway
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Since Oct. 1, state law has allowed Baltimore and other local jurisdictions to install speed cameras in school zones and to issue $40 tickets based on photographic evidence that vehicles were exceeding the speed limit by 12 mph or more.
Donald The Free Steala Dixon Campaign: Mail your used, empty, expired gift cards to our troubled Mayor, make sure you specify it's for personal use so as not to cause her any more confusion. Her address is: Mayor Shiela Dixon, City Hall Room 250, 100 N. Holliday Street, Baltimore, MD 21202
The Baltimore Sun University of Maryland researcher Carrie John died from an allergic reaction, not a drug overdose as originally spectulated.
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Carrie John, center, died after apparently injecting herself with buprenorphine. Her mother, Marianne Woessner, is at left and Carrie's sister, Jennifer John, is at right. (Family photo)
The Baltimore Sun Dixon defense says she thought the gift cards were a present from her boyfriend, not a donation to the needy.
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Now here's a courting ritual perfect for a big-city mayor: Leave $1,000 in Target and Best Buy gift cards in a plain envelope -- no note, no name -- at her office in City Hall.It might look fishy, especially if the guy dropping off the cards is a big developer doing business with the city. ...
The Baltimore Sun Jamie Smith-Hopkins lists the top 10 hidden-gem neighborhoods in Baltimore. Did your area make the cut?
The Real Estate Wonk: Hidden-gem neighborhoods unveiled - Baltimore Sun reporter Jamie Smith Hopkins
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Nice places are tucked all over the Baltimore region, from urban rowhouse neighborhoods to rural outposts. As part of the Sun's 10Spot blog campaign, I set out to find 10 that everybody and their brother doesn’t already know about -- ones with prices in reach of first-time home buyers.
The Baltimore Sun The heat is on at the mayor's court proceedings -- the judge considers moving the trial to a cooler courtroom after a male juror faints.
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Mayor Sheila Dixon enters court in the rain flanked by her security detail. (Baltimore Sun photo by Kim Hairston / November 12, 2009)
The Baltimore Sun "Who is Chip Weinman?" The answer to all those cryptic billboards around the city is right here.
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"Under the Covers, Timeless Love Songs" featuring Chip Weinman and guest Sheena Easton is 8 p.m. Nov. 14 at the Hippodrome Theatre at the France-Merrick Performing Arts Center, 12 N. Eutaw St. Tickets are $32-$52. (Baltimore Sun photo by Kenneth K. Lam / November 10, 2009)
The Baltimore Sun Ed Reed says he's in more pain this year, but that it isn't affecting his play "that much."
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If health is a relative condition, then Ravens safety Ed Reed is relatively healthy. Or healthy enough to suit up each week, at least, and create chaos in the secondary.But the nerve impingement issue he has in his neck and shoulder appears to be worsening. ...
The Baltimore Sun Baltimore economist says the city's high property tax rate is keeping people from buying houses."The point is, you can't tax people who don't live here," Anirban Basu said. What do you think?
The Real Estate Wonk: Economist: Lower Baltimore's property tax rate now - Baltimore Sun reporter Ja
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Baltimore has the region's least expensive homes on average, so you might think it would see an outsized benefit from a tax credit aimed at getting first-time home buyers to the settlement table. Instead, the city's sales have increased the least. ...
The Baltimore Sun What do you think makes the yam soup purple at American Visionary Art Museum's new restarant, Mr. Rain's Fun House? Maybe all the fun?
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At Mr. Rain's Fun House, owners Bill and Maria Buszinski, left, and Perez Klebhan hold plates of Bibb salad, left, prawns and pheasant and crab and mango tartar. (Baltimore Sun photo by Barbara Haddock Taylor / November 5, 2009)
The Baltimore Sun Happy Veterans Day! Two twins are trying honor their older brother, a WWII soldier, by bringing his remains home from France.
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A gray headstone marks the Bayne family plot in a Baltimore cemetery. Etched in the polished granite are the names of a mother, a father and their eldest son, a soldier lost in World War II. But the remains of Pfc. ...
