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Baltimore magazine
February, 2012

Food and Dining

Local candy companies pull back the curtain and reveal how they're the real Willy Wonkas of Baltimore.
Without much training or education, Bill Bateman has turned a tiny bar into a multi-million dollar franchise.
Restaurants embrace the comfort-food dish
Baltimore’s newest hotel restaurant (mostly) shines bright
A Fells Point restaurant offers a feast for the eyes and palate
Bringing back the past in food and spirit
Manor Tavern
Big love: Celebrate Valentine’s Day with bold wines
The country’s cuisine comes to the market
Heavy Seas beer expands its brand with a new alehouse

Features

The 20 greatest bachelors and bachelorettes on Earth.
If Best Places to Work entries are an economic indicator, things are looking up, Baltimore.

Arts

All the world’s a stage at Towson University’s suddenly vibrant arts program.
Alakazam, Dustin Wong, and Anne
Bob Ehrlich, Laurel Snyder & Lauren R. Silberman

People

A local illustrator gets his first one-man show
An assistant coach for Towson University’s basketball team (alas, 0-17 at press time) also happens to be Bill Murray’s son

Health

After 40 years, Glenwood Life has become an institution for addicts.

Home and Garden

Before settling on their Cockeysville home, Bonnie and Scott Tarantino looked at more than 35 different properties.

This Month

The Incredibly True Adventures of the Baltimore Bachelorette
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