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Easter in Essex, Maryland, 1970s
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Jackie Nickel and MLK: Champions of Courage remembered
As the nation honored courageous civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. this past Monday, we recall another, local, “champion of courage,” Jackie Nickel (1942-2007), whose legacy lives on in her East Baltimore community and the heart of a young boy named Kevin McDonough. … Continue reading
Jackie Nickel & MLK: Champions of Courage remembered
As the nation honored courageous civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. this past Monday, we recall another, local, “champion of courage,” Jackie Nickel (1942-2007), whose legacy lives on in her East Baltimore community and the heart of a … Continue reading
Like Bluefins from the Bay, Nobles of the Hardshells Survive
By Jackie Nickel (10/28/1982) The day was hot, the beer was cold, and the steamed crabs were large and well-seasoned on an August afternoon in 1935 when the first gathering of the Ancient and Honorable Nobles of the Hardshells took … Continue reading
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