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Hopkins Spring Fair planned

Apr 11, 2007 12:00 AM (515 days ago) by Patti Rosenberg, The Examiner
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BALTIMORE (Map, News) - The 36th annual Johns Hopkins Spring Fair is this weekend on the Homewood Campus.

The festivities will include carnival rides, inflatable games, craft vendors, a food court, a beer garden, booths for student organizations and community nonprofits, and two stages featuring bands.

The fair will be open from noon to 8 p.m. Friday, noon to 6 p.m. Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday.

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10:35 AM MST on Fri., Aug. 22, 2008 re: "Maryland State Fair kicks off today"

Art LaPole said:
Mr. Miller, I’m taking a family of 6 (4 kids) to the state fair Sunday. They are facing some hard times - so I’m treating them. Are there any coupons or discounts available anywhere? Art LaPole 301-343-2033

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12:57 PM MST on Wed., Jul. 2, 2008 re: "Fourth of July to be rescheduled after riots in Havre de Grace"

Examiner Reader said:
How sad that things have to be changed because certain scum bags can't keep it together. The Havre de Grace pardade is something my family has done for years and now can't even feel safe to come there. S. Ward Joppatowne

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4:05 PM MST on Wed., Apr. 16, 2008 re: "Eight days of carnival rides, hot dogs, funnel cakes and fun"

Examiner Reader said:
wow thats amazing but why would that many people actually come to one single carnival

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1:44 PM MST on Fri., Jul. 27, 2007 re: "Book fest gives writers public voice"

Vita M. King said:
The city of baltimore is growing,in what manner?Some people don't welcome the change,the new condos.The prices the go with them the rebuilding,yes the areas look great looking at the big picture.And the people that have to move,out of there surroundings,well some know no other way of life.What will happen next only time will tell,my self I welcome the wonderful condos,the picture book look,but that is only my eyes.The new things that will come about,that have been over due for some.New people out front now new faces that are of old.Get ready Baltimore hold on for the ride.The city already looks like another place,and where are some of the old faces,they have faded.

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4:24 PM MST on Fri., Jun. 1, 2007 re: "This weekend, it's all about the Polish"

Melanie said:
Nice to see Polish pride alive and thriving in Baltimore!

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3:43 PM MST on Fri., Jun. 1, 2007 re: "This weekend, it's all about the Polish"

Examiner Reader said:
Found this on Examiner.com's Event Calendar: Polish Festival Jun 1, 2007 - Jun 3, 2007 At Patterson Park's Pulaski Monument (Eastern Avenue at Linwood Avenue), join The Polish Community Association of Maryland for ethnic music, dance and perogis. Admission ranges from $2-$4. Children under 12 are free with paying adult. Specific scheduling information can be found on the Web site. Location: Patterson Park, Eastern Avenue, Baltimore 21231

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3:42 PM MST on Fri., Jun. 1, 2007 re: "This weekend, it's all about the Polish"

Examiner Reader said:
Yes, what if we're not Polish but want to attend this fesetival? The food sounds great. Please help us know where to go for the festival.

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1:55 PM MST on Fri., Jun. 1, 2007 re: "This weekend, it's all about the Polish"

Mel Lingerman said:
You never give the location of the event in the article.

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