Did you win any Super Bowl Bets when the Baltimore Ravens ran away with the win?
Maryland U.S. Senators Barbara Mikulski and Ben Cardin cash in on their Super Bowl bet with California Senators Boxer and Feinstein. Broadcast quality video.
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Carroll County showed its purple spirit in Baltimore Tuesday as the Ravens returned home Super Bowl champions.
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The Baltimore Ravens come home from New Orleans as Super Bowl champs and will parade from City Hall to M&T Bank Stadium.
If you still haven't gotten the celebration out of your system after Sunday night's Super Bowl victory by the Baltimore Ravens, you might be interested to know that the team is holding a victory parade downtown. Around 10:45 a.m. Feb. 5, members of the Super Bowl-winning Baltimore Ravens will parade from Baltimore's City Hall (100 N. Holliday St.) to M&T Bank Stadium, according to a post from the official Ravens website. To check out the parade route, see the interactive map above. Beginning around 12:30 p.m., fans are invited to join the team at M&T Bank Stadium for a celebration featuring the team and live entertainment, the website says. Free parking will be available in stadium lots F, G, H, and J; but no tailgating is allowed, …
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The headlines you may have missed from the Free State, home of the Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens.
By Patch Staff Ravens Win Over 49ers in Super Bowl XLVII In one of the most unusual games in Super Bowl history -- one that included a power outage in the New Orleans Super Dome -- the Baltimore Ravens took the Super Bowl 34-31 over the San Francisco 49ers. Check out all the Maryland Patch coverage, including profiles of the Harbaugh family, here. O'Malley Pushes for Wind, Gun Legislation In his seventh State of the State speech, Gov. Martin O'Malley urged lawmakers to pass his offshore wind bill and find more money for transportation projects—an address seen by many as a prelude to an expected run for president in 2016. Leopold Resigns, Acknowledges 'Serious Errors in Judgment' The Anne Arundel County Council no longer needs to vote on …
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See what your friends and neighbors said about Super Bowl XLVII in the rewind of the live chat on Patch and on Twitter.
Using hashtags #PatchRavens and #Patchniners, users joined the live feed during the Super Bowl in the New Orleans Superdome.
4:17 pm on Tuesday, February 5, 2013
They've still never given a 'clear' answer as to why the lites went out, but I believe there was definately a rat in the woodpile! Damn rats! Everybody knows they're definately smart enough to commit SABOTAGE !! ;-) more ›
John and Ben Yingling will be cheering on the Baltimore Ravens from the 50-yard line at the Super Bowl.
John Yingling of Crawford-Yingling Insurance & Risk Management has been to the big game before. He saw the San Francisco 49ers take on the Miami Dolphins in Super Bowl XIX in Palo Alto, California. But this time he said it will be even better because he is going to the Super Bowl with his son, Ben, who also works at Crawford-Yingling Insurance & Risk Management. "It means a lot to go with Ben," John said. "He was one when I went to my first Super Bowl, he’s 28 now and it’s just great bonding for a father and son to take a trip like this." John added that that there is a lot of wow packed into this particular Super Bowl. "It’s going to be even more spectacular because it’s our hometown team, we get to see Harbaugh versus Harbaugh, Ray …
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1:04 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
Good for you Ben and John! Hope you have a great time and root the Ravens to victory! Lynn more ›
Super Bowl XLVII pits the 49ers' Jim Harbaugh against the Ravens' John Harbaugh. Patch shares the story of the Harbaugh family leading into Super Bowl Sunday.
Finding time with dad can be a challenge when your father is a college football coach. It can be especially challenging if you're the lone daughter amongst three siblings. For Joani Harbaugh, spending time with her father, Jack Harbaugh, meant tagging along to practices. "Well, it was your life. I didn’t know I was in a coaching environment, I just felt that was how we lived, that’s what my dad did for a living," she said on a national media conference call last week. "Luckily, I think as parents, they involved their kids in their professional life. So if dad had practice, mom took us out to practice; that’s how we saw dad in the afternoon. Or we sat down at the kitchen table and I’d color his scouting reports because he was working, so …
Maryland Public Television’s CEO made a Super Bowl bet with his counterpart at a San Francisco station.
Larry Unger expects to be swimming in Ghiradelli chocolate and sourdough bread after the Baltimore Ravens win the Super Bowl. The president and CEO of Maryland Public Television, which is based in Owings Mills, posed a wager to San Francisco’s KQED that if the Ravens win, they send MPT some treats from San Francisco. If the 49ers win, it’s crab cakes and Berger cookies for KQED. “When the Ravens made it into the Super Bowl, we started thinking immediately, ‘What can we do that’s fun and brings and a little more notoriety to the game?’” Unger said. “And we came up with ‘let’s make a bet.’” John Boland, president and CEO at KQED, accepted immediately. While Unger knows Boland from the public media circuit, and says he’s a really nice guy, he…
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9:10 am on Thursday, January 31, 2013
Dear editor: "San Fran" is generally frowned upon as a reference to San Francisco (as is "Frisco"). From a style point of view, it might be better to just abbreviate the city name or retool the header so as not to include the "San Fran" reference. Just a little feedback from a copy editor and someone who has lived in the Bay Area. more ›
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11:56 am on Sunday, March 17, 2013
Ed, Once again I will answer about the Baltimore Colts. I was fortunate enough also to travel with the team and that I will never forget. Caroll Rosenbloom (CR) as we called him was a great ownner. The Colts used to have open arms to everyone who came in contact with them. I remember once when some race relations was a minor subject in the locker room, The president of the Baltimore Colts Don … more ›