Former longtime psychiatric hospital executive director Edith Lee Taylor, who had been executive director of the old Taylor Manor Hospital for three decades, died Saturday complications from a stroke at Tri-City Medical Center in Oceanside, Calif. The longtime Pikesville resident was 83.
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Edith Lee Taylor dies at 83
City says Cafe Hon must pay a fee or take bird down A city inspector says Cafe Hon must get a “minor privilege permit” for this pink flamingo, a fixture in Hampden since it was put up about seven years ago, or take it down; the cafe’s owner, Denise Whiting, calls it public art.
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Hampden cafe owner irked by ruling on her pink flamingo (Baltimore Sun)
City says Cafe Hon must pay a fee or take bird down A city inspector says Cafe Hon must get a “minor privilege permit” for this pink flamingo, a fixture in Hampden since it was put up about seven years ago, or take it down; the cafe’s owner, Denise Whiting, calls the sculpture, made from chicken wire and a bed sheet, public art.
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Hampden cafe owner irked by ruling that pink flamingo requires license (Baltimore Sun)
The appeal of downtown Annapolis living is not difficult to fathom, nor is a fondness for living in a historical home. To have both, well, that’s a dream come true.
For some in Takoma Park, all the pieces came together this spring along the east wall of the town library.
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Months of Work and Thousands of Fingers Create Mosaic for Takoma Park Library (Washington Post)
From April 24-26, the Sugarloaf Crafts festival will host more than 300 artists and crafters at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium. The festival will feature handmade goods including ceramics, fashion and jewelry, furniture and home décor, glassware, fine art and photography.
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