Shortly after it was clear the Ravens were headed for the Super Bowl, the massive crowds that had made it to Federal Hill bars poured into the street to celebrate....
It's early fall in Baltimore, that time of year when purple banners, car flags and sweatshirts normally dominate the landscape, as surely as the colors are soon to hit the...
She enters the clinic on a walker, slow yet remarkably steady, and as Pauline Wood hails her host for the day, she gives him a bag of lemon tarts she...
A man dressed in a head-to-toe Dalmatian suit, complete with fireman's hat and boots. A shirtless middle-aged fellow in swim trunks, with a lime-green fedora on his head, gyrating to...
Life can be so unfair. That was exactly what John Farley thought Tuesday when he heard about Dana Reeve's death. He didn't know the widow of Christopher Reeve, but in...
NEW ORLEANS - As rescuers intensified their search yesterday for survivors and bodies in New Orleans and across the Gulf Coast, President Bush returned to the stricken area to thank...
All of us have places that mean summer to us. A special stretch of beach, a favorite crab house, a softball field glowing beneath hazy lights, a hammock under a...
Last of five chapters Sixty years ago this morning, just a half-mile off the coast of Normandy, high winds tossed the flimsy landing craft in which Charles "Harry" Heinlein was...
Fourth of five chapters Pistol in hand, 70 pounds of gear on his back, eyes wide open, the Army private from Baltimore never lost his focus. Hard to believe, given...
Third of five chapters In his bunk aboard HMS Empire Javelin, Pvt. Charles "Harry" Heinlein felt gentle rocking as the vessel, packed with more than 1,200 American soldiers, awaited orders...