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Goetze's Candy

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By Johns Hopkins, Lisa Morgan Verified, Sophie Bauman
| Five Minutes of Baltimore History
Goetze’s Candy was founded in Baltimore in 1895. The family-owned business has been based in Baltimore for its entire existence, and, since 1928, still produces its signature caramel creams from its factory on E. Monument Street. Five Minutes of Baltimore History Baltimore PastimesBaltimore Heritage
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It's a Dog's Life: "Etna" by Paul Yoon and "Social Animals" by Camille Perri

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By Marion Winik Verified, Lisa Morgan Verified
| WYPR-FM (Baltimore, MD) Verified
Yoon: Scribner (l); Perri: Putnam (r) On this edition of The Weekly Reader, our book critic Marion Winik, a known dog lover herself, reviews two new novels full of fascinating characters, both human and canine, some of whom prove to be excellent best friends: Etna, by Paul Yoon, and Social Animals, by Camille Perri. The Weekly Reader WYPR ReadsWYPR ReadsBooks
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Laurie Frankel Special

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By Marion Winik Verified, Lisa Morgan Verified
| WYPR-FM (Baltimore, MD) Verified
This is How it Always Is: Holt Paperback (l); Enormous Wings: Henry Holt & Co (c); One Two Three: Holt Paperback (r) On this edition of The Weekly Reader, we review Laurie Frankel’s latest release along with two earlier works that don’t shy away from the complex messiness of life: Enormous Wings,  This is How It Always Is, and One Two Three. The Weekly Reader WYPR ReadsWYPR BooksBooks
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