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Category Archives: 1970s
Maryland’s 1969 Clam Queen
(Found via Ebay.com) “This is Lynda Hartley, of Severna Park, who popped out of a huge shell to open the annual clam festival in Annapolis. She is ending a year’s reign as Clam Queen.”
Posted in 1970s, Seafood
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What is an Alt-Weekly?
“…these covers not only provide a survey of the history of City Paper, they also scan as a thumbnail history of Baltimore, at least through the alt-weekly lens. ” Continue reading
Posted in 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, 2000s, 2010s, Decades, Entertainment, Media, Music
Tagged alt weeklies, baltimore city paper, city squeeze, covers, lee gardner
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The Frightening World of John Merzbacher
By Peter Hermann (Baltimore Sun, 3/23/2012) With new talk that convicted child rapist John Joseph Merzbacher could regain his freedom because defense attorneys failed to disclose a plea offer back in the 1990s, let’s take a moment to review the … Continue reading
Posted in 1970s, Baltimorons, Essex / Middle River, Sex Crimes
Tagged john merzbacher
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The Ice Was So Thick You Could Drive Your Truck Across the River in Essex
Commenter: “Jack and Mort Deckelman with the car and truck on the ice near the Sea Gull Inn (now The River Watch). The ice was over 3′ thick back then…Those were the days.” Another commenter: “I remember that year very … Continue reading
Posted in 1970s, Baltimorons, Essex / Middle River, Pranks, Weather
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