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Tuesday, 11 May 2010 17:20
Baltimore, MD: The 137th Preakness Stakes
Held annually on the third Sunday in May, the Preakness Stakes is Baltimore, Maryland's most popular sporting event. Nicknamed "The Run for the Black Eyed-Susans," the race was first held in the spring of 1873. Former Maryland Governor Oden Bowie named the race in honor of a colt named Preakness. The young horse had won the Dinner Party Stakes on the day the Pimlico Race Track first opened (October 24, 1870).
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Monday, 26 April 2010 03:42
Baltimore, MD: Brothers Who Can Cook
Here at the MCCN we champion events that combine both food and charity. On May 8, 2010 the inaugural Brothers Who Can Cook pre-Mother’s Day Love Affair will take place in Baltimore, MD. Touted as an expression of love, the event promises to pamper attendees with food, live music, poetry, and comedy. The event will benefit the Ujimma Rising Mentoring Project and Baltimore’s homeless. Recently, MCCN’S food history editor Catrina Sally interviewed the program’s Chief Visionary Officer Bri Ward (Ujimma Masani). Here’s what he shared:
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