Tuesday, November 1, 2016

Free $15 You Pick Two meal at Panera Bread

Get a free $15 You Pick Two meal at Panera Bread by using Android Pay.

MyPanera members who have the chain’s app can get a free meal by using Android Pay to make a $10 minimum purchase. The rewards program and app are free.

Here’s how to get the free eats:

Set up Android Pay with an eligible credit…



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1 Light Street developer paying to send Baltimore deputy mayor to China

Baltimore Deputy Mayor Colin Tarbert is headed to China — on developer Madison Marquette’s dime. Tarbert, the deputy mayor for economic and neighborhood development, will be heading to China from Nov. 3 through Nov. 8 looking for investors for the 1 Light Street development, according to city documents. The 28-story office and apartment tower is being built downtown by Washington, D.C.-based Madison Marquette. The company is co-developing the project with Reston, Va.-based Metropolitan Partnership…



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Johns Hopkins' $5M center aims to prevent health care mistakes

Johns Hopkins Medicine is opening a new center that is focusing on reducing misdiagnosis in health care. The Armstrong Institute Center for Diagnostic Excellence was created through a $5 million gift from C. Michael Armstrong, a former Hopkins Medicine chairman who also provided funding for the Armstrong Institute for Patient Safety and Quality over five years ago. The center will be led by Dr. David Newman-Toker, an associate professor of neurology and otolaryngology. The goal of the new center…



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Duke Realty starts work on sixth warehouse at former GM site

A speculative 169,000-square-foot warehouse broke ground in southeast Baltimore last month as part of an expansion of the Chesapeake Commerce Center off Broening Highway. Duke Realty Corp. owns and is developing the project at 5900 Holabird Ave. as part of the 177-acre industrial center located on land previously home to a General Motors assembly plant. The new warehouse will have 17 dock bays and share a 200-foot truck court and 55 vehicle parking spaces. The spec building will be called Chesapeake…



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Free baby sample box, free $20 gift card from Sam's Club (no membership required)

Get a free baby sample box from Sam’s Club.

Sign up to get the box filled with full-sized products and samples to welcome your new bundle of joy. No membership or purchase is required.

New parents and young families can save serious cash by purchasing in bulk at the warehouse club, which also offers…



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Want to live in Potomac’s Casa de Amor? Here’s your chance.

If you’ve driven down River Road in Potomac, Md. you’ve seen Casa de Amor. In daylight, you’d know it by the eclectic plants and white stucco exterior that contrasts the Spanish-style roof and matching circular driveway. At night, you can’t miss the fountain’s rainbow light show. The residence at the corner of River Road and Harrington Drive is a bit more grandiose than other homes along the same stretch, many set far back on large lots behind white picket fences, blending in rather than…



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Spike Gjerde's Bird in Hand bookstore cafe near Hopkins to open Nov. 7

Spike Gjerde remembers Louie’s Bookstore Cafe on North Charles Street as the “it place” for Baltimoreans before and after work or events. The mixture of literature and caffeine made for a winning formula. Louie’s closed 17 years ago, but Gjerde said he thinks a cafe and bookstore combination is still something that could work in the right location. On Nov. 7, Bird in Hand will open at 11 E. 33rd St. as part of a new residential development in Charles Village near Johns Hopkins University. The cafe…



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