On a crisp Saturday night in Fells Point, Herman Heyn starts his beloved ritual. He tightens his telescope on its tripod and fiddles with each leg, seeking level ground on the brick sidewalk. The 87-year-old in a blue beret and Nordic sweater pulls his advertising from a green milk crate. It’s…
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After 2,857 nights, Baltimore's 'Streetcorner Astronomer' sets up his telescope one last time
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