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Top 5: ‘Honest minds can differ’
New restaurants come to West Baltimore and Arundel Mills and a new (and controversial) fountain coming to Union Square are among the most-read business stories of the week. The list […]
Newsmakers: Kimberly Burns, Maryland Business for Responsive Government
Kimberly Burns, the president of Maryland Business for Responsive Government, spoke to The Daily Record about state taxes and Maryland's competitiveness with nearby states and also gave her thoughts on the rest of this year's General Assembly session.
Director says unstable business led to Hollywood Diner lease’s end
If the Hollywood Diner was viable under its current operator, Baltimore would not have terminated its lease, according to the executive director of the nonprofit Chesapeake Center for Youth Development. […]
City says Hollywood Diner wasn’t complying with lease
The city terminated its lease with the Hollywood Diner and the Chesapeake Center for Youth Development because the nonprofit organization was not complying with all of the terms of the […]
The Daily Record News Quiz: Feb. 13 – 17
Have you been keeping up with The Daily Record‘s news this week? Take our 10-question weekly news quiz in this fun, interactive feature. Leave a comment below and tell us […]
Top 5: ‘If we fail, we fail’
A legislative audit has faulted the state Department of Business and Economic Development in four areas, and a sweet shop in Annapolis opened just in time for Valentine’s Day. Those […]
Revived ‘Hollywood’ draws rave reviews from diners
The Hollywood Diner is back in business and doing what owner Cheryl Townsend hoped it would - draw in diners from nearby establishments for lunch. Many patrons came Thursday to taste the soul food, get a glimpse of the history and enjoy the friendly atmosphere.
Downforce Racing aims to enhance Baltimore Grand Prix in 2012
Dale Dillon, Felix J. Dawson and Daniel C. Reck, principals of 2012 Baltimore Grand Prix promoter Downforce Racing, spoke to The Daily Record on Wednesday about their plans to rectify mistakes from the inaugural race last year and how they plan to improve the race this year for the city, local vendors and attendees.
Hollywood Diner opens its doors again
With a new look, new staff and some new menu items, the Baltimore landmark Hollywood Diner has reopened after being closed during January. Owner Cheryl Townsend opened the diner last […]
Annapolis Sweet Shoppe goes for the personal touch
ANNAPOLIS — When 4-year-old Johnny Criswell skipped into the Annapolis Sweet Shoppe with his mother, his eyes were wide with wonder. He went up to the back wall lined with […]
New candy shop brings sheer sweetness to Annapolis
Susan Leonard, owner of The Annapolis Sweet Shoppe, is trying to invoke some of the "Willy Wonka imagination" at her new store. For those who care where their chocolate comes from, she offers fine artisan and locally-made chocolate. For those with a nostalgic sweet tooth, she offers candy cigarettes and Pop Rocks. And she hopes everyone who walks through the door has a sweet experience.
The Daily Record News Quiz: Feb. 6 – 10
Have you been keeping up with The Daily Record‘s news this week? Take our 10-question weekly news quiz in this fun, interactive feature. Leave a comment below and tell us […]
