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The end of the season and beginning of the year Baltimore business/organization reminder!

December 27, 11:09 PMBaltimore Independent ExaminerHassan Giordano
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Beautiful Baltimore BELIEVE
 
As the end of another year closes (2008) and the beginning of another is upon us (2009), let us not forget that in this time of economic strife and heartache, we must begin focusing on bargain shopping, dining and service searching. The times of endless cash flow and priceless gift shopping can no longer be feasible in this uncertain period of economic espionage.
 
Therefore I have searched aimlessly for organizations and businesses in need of assistance and/or able to better assist you during these times for a 2009 break from Reality! These individuals listed below are the most balanced budgeted Baltimore bantering business folk I could come across. I hope you copy and paste or rather mark this page as a Favorite for your yearly referal guide for shopping, dining, reading and all other needs!
 
Yours in Service,
 
Hassan Giordano (AKA)
The Baltimore Independent Political Examiner
 
 
 
I Can’t We Can Recovery Time w/Israel Cason
 
Dear Friend:

As you read this Holiday message, the world looks very bleak for many.
Increasingly people are facing layoffs, foreclosures, government
bailouts, homelessness and hunger. Fear of what tomorrow will bring
preoccupies many families and it is difficult to see the light at the
end of the tunnel.
But there is a light.
This has been the most challenging year we've ever endured at I Can't
We Can. There were moments when I didn't think we would be able to
survive. But seeing someone turn their life away from addiction to
hope has kept us going. A total stranger walking in the door with a
small amount to contribute or no amount to give, but in need of our
services, has reminded me of why we began I Can't We Can more than 12
years ago.
As hard as things have become, it is not hard to count our blessings.
More than 1,000 people have sought treatment and resources from I
Can't We Can this year alone. We've watched our graduates go on to
better lives, to college, to reunite with family, to believe in
themselves again. Thank goodness we're still here. And the work must
continue.
I send you this message with a sincere prayer of hope for you and your
loved ones to have a joyous Holiday Season and a prosperous New Year.

Peace and blessings,
Israel Cason

Please take time to visit our new website http://icantwecaninc.org/
and donate online!
 
 
Sprint Services at Towson Towne Center w/Christina
 
Hello, my name is Christina and I'm the store manager, of the Sprint Kiosk, in the Towson Town Center. I have worked at this location for 6 months, but have been in the wireless/ customer service business for 3 years. We sell a variety of sprint, which gives us an upper hand on our competition. Customers would say and have said that they prefer shopping with us, because we take the time, to listen to them. Unlike shopping in a big store, we are able to pay close attention to their needs and provide them with what they really want. Currently, any customer that is eligible for an upgrade on their phone, will also receive an additional $50 discount, towards their purchase, when they add a NEW line of service, to their existing account. The phone number to the store is 410-494-1085. What you want is what you will get, at the Sprint Kiosk. We go above and beyond the call of duty, in regards to our customer's needs. We follow the same hours as the mall, which means, we stay open later than other sprint stores, for the convenience of our most valued resource, you the customer.
 
 
 
Shopping directory
·        
A TASTE OF BALTIMORE
 
Buy Baltimore: Support Baltimore Restaurants & Join the Baltimore B.E.A.T. (B.E.A.T. = Baltimore Eat-Around Town)
Baltimore BEAT supported by
FMI: bbhtours@verizon.net or 410.783.5469 x.2

AFRIKAN CENTERED RESOURCE
Reality Speaks
Jabari Natue
Yaa Kenyatta
SOLVIVAZ, LLC
219 E. 25th Street
Baltimore, MD 21218
410-889-0477/0100
Services:
Afrikan centered resource,
books, t-shirts, graphic design, publishing
Tubman City Resource Guide
 
 
 
 
Books & Etc
Julie Williamson
A GOOD BOOK [2 locations]
Security Square Mall &
2101 Gwynn Oak Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21207
410.944.5565
443.804.9013
FX 775 – 383-6409
services: books, gifts, networking
 
Everyone’s Place*
1356 W. North Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21217
410-728-0788
Products: books, tapes, videos, jewelry, clothing, lots more
 
Expressions Cultural Center*
222 N. Paca Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
410.783.0195
Products: Art, books, framing, calendars, cards, artifacts, figurines
 
Business Organizations
Greater Baltimore Black Chamber of Commerce
President, Lou Fields
821 E. Baltimore Street
Baltimore, MD 21202
410.783.5469
services: business networking organization
 
Nitika Haysbert
Forum Caterers
4210 Primrose Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21215
410-358-1101
services: catering facility
 
MUSEUMS
[ purchase gift certificates & visit their gift shops]
 
Steven Lee
Benjamin Banneker Museum
300 Oella Avenue
Catonsville, MD 21228
410.887.1081
 
Dr. Diane Swann-Wright
Douglass-Myers Museum
1417 Thames Street
Baltimore, MD 21231
410.625-0295
 
Dr.  Joanne Martin
Great Blacks in Wax Museum*
1601 E. North Ave
Baltimore, MD
410-563-3404
 
Errol Brown
Friends of Banneker-Douglass Museum
84 W. Franklin St
Annapolis, MD 21401
410-203-0884
Services: museum visits, books, heritage plates and products
 
Dr. David T. Terry
Reginald Lewis Museum
830 E. Pratt Street
Baltimore, MD 21202
443.263.1800
 
PROMOTIONS
Ertha Harris
MILLIONS MORE MOVEMENT
1217 N. Eden Street
Baltimore, MD 21213
Te; 443.992.4126., 443.655.7198
Fx 410.727.1636
Services: promotions, distribution
of products made by blacks,
personal care products, household,
novelty items, tax services, investment services.
 
RESTAURANT s
Harold Edwards
EDENS LOUNGE
15 W. Eager Street, Baltimore, MD 21201
410-244-0405, 240-464-3750, 240-464-3751
restaurant, cocktail lounge, catering
 
RETAIL SHOPS
Expressions Cultural Center*
222 N. Paca Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
410.783.0195
Products: Art, books, framing, calendars, cards, artifacts, figurines
Expression_art@verizon.net
Expression_art@verizon.net
 
Arch Social Club
Penn and North Avenue
410.669.9856
 
Barbara’s Café 
Wayne Fields
2132 Harford Road
410.467.1567
 
Black Tie Eatery & Catering
1700 Edmondson Avenue
410.225.2082
 
Class Act Catering Café
830 E. Pratt Street
410.368.1334
 
Eden’s Lounge
15 W. Eager street
410.244.0405
www.edenslounge.com
 
5 Mile House
5302 Reisterstown Road
420.578.0075
www.forumcaterers.com
 
Forum Caterers
4210 primrose Ave
410.358.1101
www.forumcaterers.com
 
Milton’s Grill
336 N. Charles Street
443.220.0180
 
Ray Lewis Full Moon Café
2400 Boston Street
410.327.5200
 
Sandra’s Place
6212 Reisterstown rd
410.358.0008
 
Restaurant for Sale
Shahrazad’s
771 Washington Blvd
Call Neil Junker
410.837.1582
 
Sista’s Place
8521 Liberty Road
410.-922.9218
 
Timothy Dean’s Bistro
1717 Eastern Avenue
410.534.5650
 
Yabba Pot
2431 St. Paul Street
410.662.tofu (8638)
 
For more info: For more Info on how to get an article written about your business or organization or have it premiered on his Best of Baltimore series...Contact Mr. Giordano at brothahassan@yahoo.com or visit him at http://giordano.weebly.com

 

 

 

 

 

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