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Top 5: ‘Six vacant homes went up in flames’
The Baltimore Ravens announced this week that they wouldn’t be holding their training camp at McDaniel College, and the Baltimore Development Corp., along with the city’s law department and Gateway […]
Top 5: ‘He really was a prisoner’
A $28,000 suit was filed against William Donald Schaefer’s estate and deliberations are underway in the Exxon Mobil mass-action lawsuit. Those stories and more were the most-read on our site […]
The Daily Record News Quiz: June 20 – 24
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 […]
Interactive: Baltimore Grand Prix construction in June
Last August, The Daily Record created an interactive map showing images of construction along the track where the Baltimore will host its first-ever Grand Prix race Labor Day weekend 2011. […]
Conventioneers gather in Baltimore for AIBTM conference
More than 3,000 meeting and convention planners from around the world flocked to Baltimore Tuesday for the Americas Meeting and Events Exhibition at the Baltimore Convention center, providing a platform for the city to boost its reputation worldwide as a destination for business and leisure tourism.
Newsmakers: Harford County Executive David R. Craig
Harford County Executive David R. Craig spoke to reporters and editors at The Daily Record about his plans for the county, population growth and jobs. Craig said he thinks a person in his position should be hands-on, and not sitting around in the office. He even said he would entertain a run for Maryland governor.
Baltimore Boxing Club sees rise in interest
Jake "The Snake" Smith, owner of the Baltimore Boxing Club in Fells Point, says he's seen more interest in boxing over the past year. Smith, who is also promoting the Fed Hill Fight Fest at M&T Bank Stadium Saturday, said that many young people are attracted to the sport because of mixed martial arts, but often get hooked on boxing.
Chazz Palminteri wants to bring ‘life-alteringly good’ pizza to Baltimore
Actor and writer Chazz Palminteri, known for movies such as "A Bronx Tale" and "The Usual Suspects," has opened his pizza restaurant in Harbor East, along with Sergio Vitale and Alessandro Vitale, of Aldo's Ristorante. Palminteri spoke to The Daily Record about the concept for the restaurant and his dedication to offering guests what Sergio Vitale calls "life-alteringly good" pizza.
The Daily Record News Quiz: June 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 […]
Newsmakers: First Mariner CEO Edwin F. Hale Sr.
First Mariner Bancorp CEO Edwin F. Hale Sr. spoke to reporters and editors at The Daily Record about his role in the future of the bank, the issues associated with not having community banks and his personal beliefs on business and society.
Hale and Peter Angelos make up
In an exclusive interview with Daily Record reporters and editors, First Mariner Bancorp CEO Edwin F. Hale Sr. tells the story of how he and Baltimore Orioles owner Peter G. Angelos recently made amends after Angelos sued him in 2002 over billboards on 1st Mariner Arena. The two hadn't spoken since then, but Hale says they picked up right where they left off.
Interactive: Baltimore Grand Prix construction in May
Nine months ago, The Daily Record created an interactive map that showed images of construction along the track where the Baltimore will host its first-ever Grand Prix race Labor Day […]
