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Remembering Ken Harris

Readers are invited to post their remembrances of Ken Harris, the former City Councilman who was slain early Saturday. Leave a note on this blog, or write an e-mail to me at midday@wypr.org this morning, or any time before 1 pm. The second hour of today's Midday show is devoted to Harris, who served in the council from 1999 until his unsuccessful run for the council president's seat. You can call in as well, at 410-662-8780, any time between 1:05 and 2 pm. If you knew Ken, worked with him, went to school with him, or had dealings with him in your neighborhood, please get in touch.

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Jan. 8, 2009, marked 30 years for Dan Rodricks' column in The Baltimore Sun. Over three decades, Dan has won numerous regional and several national awards for his reporting and commentary -- in print and on the air. "I've had opportunity to write a column and work in both radio and television, never having to leave my adopted hometown of Baltimore to have those experiences," he says. "I consider myself very fortunate." In addition to writing a twice-weekly column for The Baltimore Sun and his Random Rodricks blog, Dan is currently the host of Midday, on WYPR-FM, National Public Radio in Baltimore. An artful story-teller and social critic, he has observed local, state and national political and cultural trends for three decades, and has a lot to say about almost everything.
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