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Recent Articles from Rachel Bernstein

News September 6, 2011

Grand Prix was boom or bust for eateries

City restaurateurs say the Baltimore Grand Prix brought record-breaking business to eateries within walking distance of the race course, but operators of establishments at greater distances say their sales suffered […]

News September 2, 2011

Baltimore Grand Prix has fans excited, despite slow start

The Baltimore Grand Prix drew crowds Friday morning, even if the tracks hadn’t drawn the cars on time. Practices for the city’s inaugural Grand Prix were to have begun at […]

News September 1, 2011

A final speed bump for Grand Prix

Here at last. After 18 months of planning, racing begins Friday for what organizers hope to be the first of many Baltimore Grand Prix weekends. City officials are expecting at […]

News August 30, 2011

City businesses counting on Grand Prix boost

Baltimore’s hotels and restaurants are looking forward to sold-out tourism business from the Baltimore Grand Prix that starts Friday, even if hotels aren’t fully booked yet. “I think once we […]

News August 30, 2011

USPS sticks with mail delivery warning

The U.S. Postal Service stands by its announcement Monday that delivery may be affected in downtown Baltimore neighborhoods and areas this weekend because of the Baltimore Grand Prix. The USPS […]

News August 29, 2011

City official disputes Post Office’s release on reduced service

The U.S. Postal Service said Monday that pickup and delivery of mail for business and residents near the Baltimore Grand Prix course would be curtailed, but at least one city […]

News August 28, 2011

Frederick finally gets its first official visitor from Wyoming for 2011

Frederick finally has its first official visitor from Wyoming for 2011. Since the Tourism Council of Frederick County opened its new Frederick Visitor Center in April, more than 8,500 tourists […]

News August 25, 2011

Mayor, police chief, businesses all need Grand Prix to succeed

When Jay G. Davidson wakes up on Labor Day Monday, the biggest test he’s ever prepared for will be over. And Davidson said he feels confident that he — and […]

News August 25, 2011

Getaways: The Final Frontier

Ladies and gentlemen, this is my final Getaways post. Yes, that’s right. I’m taking a job in D.C. and leaving Baltimore. I decided to ignore that silly WaPo article about […]

News August 24, 2011

Investors seek to freeze Grand Prix account

Two of the Baltimore Grand Prix‘s original investors Wednesday requested temporary restraining orders and orders for injunctive relief, seeking a total of $1.2 million that they say are owed to […]

News August 24, 2011

‘Fashion’s Night Out’ in Baltimore

When you think of Baltimore, you don’t necessarily think “fashion destination” along the lines of New York, Paris, Milan, etc. But apparently someone wants to try to change that. On […]

News August 22, 2011

Simulcasting to return to Rosecroft Raceway on Thursday

After being closed for more than a year, Rosecroft Raceway in Oxon Hill will reopen for simulcasting on Thursday. The harness racing facility will start showing races from tracks across […]

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