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JMM Executive Director Marvin Pinkert (right) is seen here in 2017 with the late Gilbert Sandler (center) and Arnold Fruman.(Provided Photo)
He was our municipal tour guide across the generations, whether it was his “Baltimore Glimpses” column in The Sun, or his many columns for other publications, or his broadcasts on WYPR, or his books on Baltimore.
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President Donald Trump delivering a statement on Jerusalem from the White House in Washington, D.C., Dec. 6, 2017. (Saul Loeb/AFP/Getty Images)
Nonprofits are supposed to be devoted to charity. But the attorney general says the Trump Foundation was used to score political points.
Read MoreTo keep the second leg of horse racing’s Triple Crown in Baltimore, they’d have to start with demolition work at the track, and beyond its gates.
Read MoreFolkenflik’s sources tell him that Michael Ferro, Tribune Publishing’s former chairman and still its biggest investor, blamed a “Jewish cabal” for some of the corporation’s problems.
Read MoreThe Horseshoe brings in millions each month, but also spends millions on salaries and such.
Read More“One nation under God,” declared the deeply spiritual Pres. Trump.
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Screenshot from YouTube: Archive footage released by the George Bush Presidential Library and Museum of former president George H.W. Bush (right) after being rescued at sea after his Navy aircraft was shot down during World War Two.
Pres. Bush was a man whose personal modesty and sense of integrity might have covered the fact that he actually was a tough guy.
Read MorePresident Trump could learn a thing or two about leadership, civility and dignity from the late President George H.W. Bush.
Read MoreThey were fellows who went back to Lombard Street in its prime, and then followed the smell of the French fry out to Miller’s Deli and, later, to the Pikesville McDonald’s.
Read MoreIt’s called “medical marijuana,” but maybe that’s just a marketing tool, a way to slip a little pot past the Puritans.
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President John F. Kennedy (left) is shown here with Israeli Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion in 1961. (Walter Kelleher/NY Daily News via Getty Images)
To those of us who were alive back then, Nov. 22, 1963, is still the most shocking day of our lives, even more than Sept. 11, 2001. We were a more innocent nation back then. And Kennedy had us still believing in the special character of those who occupy the White House.
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