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Feature by Van Smith: Twelve years ago, as voters were preparing to head to the polls in the state elections, City Paper ran an article called “Power Players: Voters are Becoming Increasingly Irrelevant in Choosing Our Political Leaders. Here’s a Look at Baltimore’s Ruling Class–and How They Stay in Control” (Feature, A…

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Budget cuts will shorten season by two weeks Ninety-degree weather is perfect for few things, but this weekend’s heat was ideal for swimmers to make their first splash into the sparkling blue waters of the city’s outdoor pools. Several pools had been slated to close because of city budget cuts, but all pools were open. However, they are scheduled to close Aug. 8, two weeks earlier than usual.

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Sudesna Batajoo had resigned herself to another summer job in retail sales. The 20-year-old rising junior faced one of the worst job markets in decades and feared she would never get an internship related to her business major at Baltimore’s Loyola University, much less an internship that paid. But then came the unexpected: three offers.

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BALTIMORE — Sudesna Batajoo had resigned herself to another summer job in retail sales.

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Budget cuts will shorten season by two weeks Swimmers dive in at Roosevelt Park pool on the first day city pools were open. Saturday’s ninety-degree heat was ideal for swimmers to make their first splash into the sparkling blue waters of the outdoor pools. However, city budget cuts will force the pools to close two weeks earlier than usual.

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Budget cuts will shorten season by two weeks Swimmers dive in at Roosevelt Park pool on the first day city pools were open. Saturday’s ninety-degree heat was ideal for swimmers to make their first splash into the sparkling blue waters of the outdoor pools. However, city budget cuts will force the pools to close two weeks earlier than usual.

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The Baltimore liquor board on Thursday denied a request to transfer a liquor license to the owner of a gluten free bakery in Remington. Liquor board chairman Stephan Fogleman said during his ruling that the board sees no immediate need for the business. Richard D’Souza, owner of Sweet Sin in the 100 block of W. 27 t h Street, wanted to open a restaurant next door to the bakery and take over a …

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Pile of Craft show highlights work of more than 40 artisans Kathy Beachler was a meticulous youngster who took pride in work that was letter-perfect. But one day her fourth-grade teacher sent home a report card with a C-plus, noting that the student took “liberties with her cursive, making it too creative and, therefore, illegible.”

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The WBAL u local community includes many users with unique and interesting hobbies. Check out photos from a Maryland racing fanatic — and submit your photos!

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The WBAL u local community includes many users with unique and interesting hobbies. Check out photos from a Maryland racing fanatic — and submit your photos!

This is just a brief excerpt from an article about Hampden. Click on the title to go to the source.