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Police Identify Man Who Died in Partial Garage Collapse
The man who died in the collapse of a portion of a parking garage at Westfield Montgomery mall on Thursday was Carroll Dexter Wills, 57, of Prince Frederick, MD, according to county police .
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Power Couple's Vegas Nuptials Draw Host of MD Political Notables
Baltimore politicians and other influential Marylanders gathered in Las Vegas, Nev.
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'Great Day': New life for old music of black churches
As afternoon light tried to filter through the thick, stained-glass windows of Sharp Street United Methodist Church last weekend, Marco K. Merrick pounded out the bass line of a spiritual on a raw-sounding piano, singing along in a raspy voice: "Great day, the righteous marching.
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Modell Lyric sets theater, dance season
One of Santa's helpers, a man who tilts at windmills, and Toto, too, will be part of the 2013-2014 season of the Modell Performing Arts Center at The Lyric.
Juvenile, adult shot in Cherry Hill
Baltimore City Police say the crime scene stretches between the 1200 and 1700 block of Cherry Hill Road in South Baltimore.
Baltimore Cemetery a little-known and dignified site
A letter from a reader in Ruxton recommended a visit to a place guarded by entry gates and stone walls.
Staffing Shortfall Snarls Enoch Pratt Free Library's Accounting, Causing Millions in Late Payments
For the second year in a row, an audit of the EPFL's finances has unearthed "significant" internal bookkeeping problems, the most serious of which delayed a scheduled $3.2 million payment to the City of Baltimore for almost a year.
Fiats cruise into Port of Baltimore
The Port of Baltimore said buongiorno Friday to a shipment of 2,500 Fiat 500L's automobiles.
Baltimore Insider: A Deathfest by any other name...
Fear not, Baltimore. Death will not be coming to your city this weekend. At least not if the Baltimore City Department of Transportation has anything to say about it.
Recipe Finder: Puffed-up salmon patties
Pat Arata from Mishawaka, Ind., was looking for a recipe she had lost for making crispy fried salmon patties that she thought was once printed on a can of Crisco.
BDC approves sale of Jonestown warehouse for apartment development
The Commercial Group, based in Hanover, plans to build a $45 million apartment complex on the block bounded by E. Fayette, East, E. Baltimore and Aisquith streets.
Free Baltimore legal clinic planned
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One Dead, Man Trapped After Partial Collapse of Mall Garage in Bethesda
Update, 4:20 p.m. Thursday, May 23: Westfield Montgomery mall was open for business as of 3:30 p.m., Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service spokeswoman Beth Anne Nesselt said.
Sun Investigates: Some Baltimore City workers rack up overtime
It's been a busy year so far for Audrey Dyer-Brown, collections supervisor at the city Department of Public Works.
Two $1 million Powerball tickets drawn; prizes yet to be claimed
Two winning Powerball tickets - one from Baltimore City, one from Calvert County , and each with a second-tier prize of $1 million - were pulled from Wednesday night's drawing, said the Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Agency on Thursday.
ToDo ToDay: Death Fest! Sinkhole Cocktails
Your metalhead friends wept openly when they heard about the death of Jeff Hanneman , one of Slayer 's founding members.
Journalists, campaigners sue over Manning trial access
A group of journalists and freedom of information campaigners are suing in federal court in Baltimore to get greater access to proceedings in the military trial of Army Pfc.
Tugboats still guide oceangoing ships in and out of the Inner Harbor to berth next to the factory, which almost always has a foreign-flagged vessel next to it.
U.S. acknowledges killing four Americans in drone strikes
The U.S. government formally acknowledged for the first time on Wednesday that it had killed four Americans, including militant cleric Anwar al-Awlaki , who died in drone strikes in Yemen and Pakistan .