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Real Estate Weekly – 5/11/12: Charles Village Pub celebrates reopening

Charles Village Pub celebrates reopening The Charles Village Pub, at 19 W. Pennsylvania Ave. in Towson, held its grand reopening ceremony Thursday to celebrate its restoration from a devastating fire that destroyed the popular restaurant in January 2011. Owners Rick Bielski, and Eric and Melony Wagner were joined by Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz at [...]

05/11/2012

Refreshing of downtown Myrtle Beach a good sign for economy, many say

Every winter and spring, the city of Myrtle Beach begins the process of making up its face, like an actress getting ready to go on stage.

05/03/2012

Blood, gore, tourism: The ax murderer who saved a small town

This is a story of murder and tourism and ghosts. Of civic failure and the illusion of certainty. It’s a Midwestern story that begins in 1912, before the state of Iowa became a patchwork of vanishing villages, before Interstate 80 and the World’s Largest Truck Stop. It is the year the John Deere company begins building tractors and Arizona enters the Union and a surprising number of Republicans ...

04/29/2012

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