St. Paul Street

Hopkins students notable in their absence in Charles Village

2013-05-20 12:36:00

Loading his earthly belongings into a laundry cart that he rented from Campus Services, Johns Hopkins University freshman Austin Dennis made several trips from his dormitory room to his car on residential Greenway at North Charles Street, opposite the...

Two separate thefts in one night at new sports bar in Hampden

2013-05-13 13:25:12

The following is compiled from police reports. It is the Baltimore Messenger's policy to include descriptions only when there is enough information to make identification possible. If you have any information about these crimes, call the Baltimore City...

'Sprat' Reeves shares his history, and Guilford's

2013-04-26 18:22:29

I showed up at the door of a Greenway home I've admired for years. Charles B. Reeves — who goes by "Sprat" — greeted me with his enthusiastic welcome: "Delighted." For the next 90 minutes I tried to take notes about his version of the...

Former Turnbull house in Guilford on annual House and Garden Pilgrimage tour

2013-04-10 06:19:00

For 32 years after noted artist Grace Turnbull died in 1976, the house that she built in Guilford in 1928 sat empty, except for a few erstwhile renters — and some squirrels in the roof. Then, in 2008, manufacturing executive Douglas Hamilton III...

Franz X. Groll, physician

2013-04-18 14:18:00

Dr. Franz Xavier Groll, a retired physician who lived and practiced on Eager Street in downtown Baltimore's Mount Vernon neighborhood, died of pulmonary thrombosis April 2 at Keswick Multi-Care Center. He was 95. Born in Aalen in Germany, he was the son...

Mary Aitken, music teacher

2013-04-03 14:16:00

Mary Aitken, a retired switchboard operator who taught music in Baltimore public schools, died of Alzheimer's disease March 28 at her home in the Ridervale section of Riderwood in Baltimore County. She was 89. Born Mary Wootsey Derr in Roanoke, Va., she...

New U.S. rules seek cleaner gasoline

2013-03-28 19:11:00

The Obama administration is expected to propose new rules today that would slash the amount of sulfur in gasoline, one of the most significant steps the administration can take this term toward cutting air pollution, people with knowledge of the...

City to raise rates at parking garages

2013-03-26 15:06:52

Baltimore officials hope to draw more money from city-owned garages downtown, raising rates at garages on Caroline, Baltimore and West streets while adding a new monthly overnight plan at the St. Paul Street garage. The city's Board of Estimates is set...

Marianna I. Burt, lawyer

2013-03-26 15:25:54

Marianna Inga Burt, an attorney who represented children, died of cardiovascular disease March 12 at Union Memorial Hospital. She was 80 and lived in the Tuscany-Canterbury section of North Baltimore. Born Marianna Koenig in Hoganas, Sweden, she was...

Cathedral of the Incarnation group walks three miles on Palm Sunday

2013-03-24 15:08:00

The 10th annual Blessing of the City was the first for the Episcopal Cathedral of the Incarnation. But the University Parkway church made its presence known in a memorable debut on Palm Sunday, which marks the beginning of Holy Week for Christians....

Midtown Potbelly Sandwich Shop opens Tuesday

2013-03-11 10:02:00

The Potbelly Sandwich Shop on Charles and Biddle streets that passersbys have been gaping at is opening Tuesday. Potbelly, which promotes itself as a "mealtime hangout spot," has existing Baltimore locations in the Inner Harbor and Downtown West as well...

Morticians opening grocery in East Baltimore

2013-03-01 16:05:42

Mortician Erich March told me he was tired of seeing people in his East Baltimore community die of conditions like diabetes and hypertension. He blamed the lack of grocery shopping choices in the neighborhood where he grew up and where his Aisquith Street...

To benefit the continuation of the 2640 St. Paul St. space for community activity and involvement, a one-night only show of epic proportions, featuring aerial arts, juggling, hula hooping, stilt walking, acrobatics, puppetry and more. Tickets are $5-$15.

2013-05-15 00:00:00

Cecil Calvert (1605-1675) never visited Maryland. Yet he was its first proprietor, a position he inherited upon the death of his father, the first Lord Baltimore, who received the original Maryland charter from King Charles I in 1632. This statue, dedicated in 1908, stands on St.

2013-04-03 00:00:00

A Baltimore pedestrian takes his dog for a midday walk in the park located between lower St.

2013-04-01 00:00:00