A Shot at Redemption

Dreamy

The Mail: The “Street of Dreams” (“Street of Dreams, Part 1,” Feb. 2) was a dream land. “Tiny Tim” Harris is so right: Segregation wasn’t without its benefits. Black people had a community that was much more un [2/16/2005]

Empty Chair

Mobtown Beat: A Morgan State University Faculty Member Is Fired After Blowing The Whistle On The School’S Hiring Practices [2/16/2005] by Gadi Dechter

Electric Backslide

Quick and Dirty: Remember “electric choice”? That plan for you, the consumer, to reap big savings on your electric bills from competition and market forces? The Maryland Public Service Commission remembers. That’s why [2/16/2005] by Edward Ericson Jr.

Chastity Belt

The Nose: MEN OF MARYLAND: You’ve maybe got just a few months left to file a lawsuit to protect your lady’s honor. House Bill 447, sponsored by House Judiciary Committee vice-chair Del. Sandy Rosenberg (D-Ba [2/16/2005]

Murder Ink

MurderS This Week: 5 Murders This Year: 42 Tuesday, Feb. 8 4:20 a.m. Baltimore Police officers received a call for a shooting at Edmondson Avenue and Rosedale Street in West Baltimore’s Frank [2/16/2005] by Anna Ditkoff

Pyling On

The Mail: It’s good to know that Baltimore County and the nation are safe enough that the police and FBI have ... [2/9/2005]

Kept in the Dark

Mobtown Beat: A Virginia family searches for answers in a five-year fight to find out what went wrong with their daughter’s brain surgery | By Gadi Dechter [2/9/2005]

Keeping Secrets

The Nose: To many officers in the Baltimore Police Department, it seemed like it would never happen. As each d... [2/9/2005]

All You Need Is Love

The Nose: The gay-marriage debate in Maryland is clearly all about the love—not just the love between two lads... [2/9/2005]

Murder Ink

Murders This Week: 4 Murders this year: 37 It was a relatively quiet week, but the city still ... By Anna Ditkoff [2/9/2005]

Street of Dreams

Feature: Pennsylvania Avenue Was Once the Center of Black Life and Culture in Baltimore—Can it Be Again? The Second of a Two-Part Series | By Christina Royster-Hemby [2/9/2005]

Star-Crossed

Web Exclusive: Property Co-Owned by Jada Pinkett-Smith Tied to Alleged Baltimore Drug Conspiracy | By Van Smith [2/9/2005]

Bring Back Context, Please

The Mail: You might as well end the Murder Ink column if you are so willing to kowtow to the demands for polit... [2/2/2005]

Street of Dreams

Feature: Pennsylvania Avenue Was Once the Center of Black Life and Culture in Baltimore—Can It Be Again? The First of a Two-Part Series | By Christina Royster-Hemby [2/2/2005]

Closing Time

Mobtown Beat: Regulars Mourn the Pending Closure of DeGroen’s Grill | By David Morley [2/2/2005]

In Detention

Mobtown Beat: Baltimore County Police and FBI Detain an Ellicott City Man for Photocopying a Satirical Newsletter | By Charles Cohen [2/2/2005]

Drivin’ and Cryin’

Quick and Dirty: Baltimore City drivers know all too well the conclusions of a just-released Abell Foundation study: ... By Van Smith [2/2/2005]

Cooke-d

Quick and Dirty: It would make a good pop song: “The Ballad of Ira Cooke,” a cautionary tale about a powerful man who... By Van Smith [2/2/2005]

Cut From the Budget

Quick and Dirty: Baltimore City could lose crucial funds for lead-poisoning prevention, if Gov. Robert Ehrlich’s prop... By Edward Ericson Jr. [2/2/2005]

Hamm Time?

The Nose: On Nov. 10, Mayor Martin O’Malley fired then-Baltimore Police Commissioner Kevin Clark and named the... [2/2/2005]

Murder Ink

Murders This Week: 5 Murders this year: 31 According to the Baltimore Police Department, with 31... By Anna Ditkoff [2/2/2005]

So This Spanish Girl, This Christian Legislator, and These Jewish Guys Walk Into a Bar . . .

The Nose: On Friday, Jan. 28, Del. Don Dwyer (R-Anne Arundel County) continued his crusade against gay marriag... [2/2/2005]

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