Snowy weather, prayers, saying goodbye to 2014 | Dec. 31
The day in photos around the world.
Denise Sanders 0 Comment Daily Brief, World
The day in photos around the world.
Denise Sanders 0 Comment The Baltimore Sun, Up Close, World catholic relief services, earthquake, Indonesia, Karl Merton Ferron, tsunami
It is hard to imagine that one decade ago I had been dispatched to the Indonesia to cover Baltimore-based Catholic Relief Services’ efforts after the December 26 tsunami that would eventually kill more than 200,000 people. The devastation remains unconscionable today, after being dropped into Aceh province to cover the victims and survivors. Only one word could truly describe my reaction to seeing the damage from the event: “Helpless.”
Denise Sanders 0 Comment Maryland, Photo essays, The Baltimore Sun Amy Davis
Hollins Market, which dates back to 1846, is the oldest of the surviving five neighborhood public markets in Baltimore. It is also the least changed. The two-story brick structure and the adjoining long shed that run along Hollins Street betweenSouth Arlington and North Carrollton Avenues were built in 1877. The old-fashioned market is a stone’s throw from H.L. Mencken’s house near Union Square.
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The day in photos around the world.
Denise Sanders 0 Comment Maryland, The Baltimore Sun
On the longest night of the year, National Homeless Persons’ Memorial Day is commemorated in Baltimore by a memorial service at the Inner Harbor Amphitheatre. One hundred and sixteen people died in Baltimore as a result of homelessness, according to organizations which sponsored the event: Healthcare for the Homeless, Inc.; Baltimore’s Stop Homelessness and Reduce Poverty (SHARP) Coalition, the Coalition for Homeless Children and Families, and the Baltimore Homeless Youth Initiative (BHYI).
Denise Sanders 0 Comment Nation, The Baltimore Sun, Weather
Heavy rain and high winds from a winter storm have caused rock and mudslides, loss of power, flooding, and heavy surf in California. The storm which has been going down the California coast has also brought much needed rain to areas that have been experiencing a drought, though.
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Wrapped boxes filled with treats were enjoyed by chimpanzees in their exhibit in Sydney, Australia. While foraging skills were used to uncover the food some seemed happy playing with the boxes as much as enjoying the treats within.
Denise Sanders 0 Comment Daily Brief, World
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Denise Sanders 0 Comment The Baltimore Sun darren wilson, Ferguson, michael brown
Forty-four people were arrested during a second, calmer night of demonstrations in Ferguson, Missouri, after a grand jury declined to indict a white police officer who fatally shot an unarmed black teenager in August, police said early on Wednesday.
By comparison, 61 arrests were made late Monday and into early Tuesday during a night of arson, looting, vandalism and sporadic gunfire that police countered with volleys of tear gas and smoke bombs.
More: A new wave of protests against police | Photos that define the Ferguson protests | Grand jury: Ferguson shooting details
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