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Share + Jul 3, 2009 3:19 pm US/Eastern Reporting Jessica Kartalija Baltimore City is getting ready to celebrate the Fourth of July holiday, with one of the biggest fireworks shows in the nation.

Baltimore officials Wednesday went forward with a complex land deal to sell 98 city-owned acres in Anne Arundel County to a developer who wants to eventually build 1,500 new residential units there.

The problem reported earlier with the Curtis Bay Drawbridge, stuck in the upright position while closing the inner loop of the Baltimore Beltway near Exits 1 and 2, is proving difficult to resolve.

The Coast Guard rescued one adult and four children that were stranded on a disabled vessel due to an engine fire in the Chesapeake Bay near Gibson Island, Md., Thursday afternoon.

Some oil companies are investigating reports of contaminated gasoline in Baltimore County.

A navigational system valued at $130 was stolen Thursday from a vehicle parked in the 1400 block of E. Lanvale St.

Baltimore County police arrested a man on charges that he tried to solicit sex from a minor as well as distribute and possess child pornography.

As the oven timer begins to beep, Kathy Martin hurriedly pushes back the glasses from the tip of her nose with a flour-covered hand just before sliding on oven mittens to remove a fresh pan of her famous pecan dream bars from the hot oven.

A woman believed to be in her 60s died Thursday morning after a small fire broke out in the basement of her Brooklyn home, according to city fire officials.

A city woman in her 60s apparently died in a small fire this morning. Kevin Cartwright of the fire department said the cause of the blaze in the home along Hague Avenue in Curtis Bay is under investigation.

Looking out over the abrupt slope of Filbert Street in Curtis Bay, South Baltimorea s once-great manufacturing district, the view is one of faded industrial glory.

Club 4100, a 50-year-old Brooklyn Park landmark where Johnny Unitas once kicked back and relaxed, failed to sell yesterday in a public auction.

The Coast Guard rescued one person that was overdue at Lynch Cove in the Bear Creek Saturday.

Call it a sign of the times. M&T Bank's announcement that it would acquire 143 Provident Bank locations this spring meant plenty of changes for those branches.

Rick Peters' solar energy company could vie for renewable energy work. Companies were quick to start licking their chops for new business courtesy of the federal stimulus package passed in February.

At 92 years old, Emma Calvert Tolodziecki has seen and done a lot. One of the oldest surviving members of Maryland's founding family, her picture hangs in the Maryland Club in downtown Baltimore.

Community Baptist Church, 5912 Belle Grove Road, will continue to celebrate its 80th anniversary with a memorial service on behalf of the Rev.

Petty Officer 3rd Class Walter Avelar "makes the bit" during a towing exercise at the Reserve Boat Crew College at Station Curtis Bay, Md., Friday, April 3, 2009.

Home. It is the only place in the world where 27-year-old Robyn Brenza, who was in the World Trade Center lobby when the first plane hit, wants to be now.