After more than five years in business, The Gourmet at Kenilworth is closing permanently
Known for their “casual, Nantucket-like setting,” The Gourmet at Kenilworth is closing permanently after more than five years in business.
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Dan Rodricks: Get ready for tales from a crypt in Harford County, in time for Halloween
In time for Halloween, Dan Rodricks shares a tale from a crypt in Harford County: The Legend of the Swinging Sailor of Perryman.
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John Waters is getting high marks from fans for his performance in “American Horror Story: 13.”
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After more than five years in business, The Gourmet at Kenilworth is closing permanently
Known for their “casual, Nantucket-like setting,” The Gourmet at Kenilworth is closing permanently after more than five years in business.
Swastika spray-painted on Catonsville High parking lot; County police investigating
In disturbing news, CHS families received a letter on Oct. 3 about the antisemitic graffiti found on the parking lot.
MCB Real Estate nears completion of $44M Reservoir Hill office building while city officials aim to finalize terms for its Harborplace lease and PILOT plan
MCB Real Estate is close to completing a $44 million office building that will be the headquarters for the Mayor’s Office of Employment Development.
Live Debate & Podcast Recording – The Hopkins Forum: Will Generative AI Enhance or Stunt College Learning?
When: Tuesday, October 27, 2026 at 6 PM ET – 8 PM (doors open at 5:30 PM) Where: Shriver Hall, Johns Hopkins University Homewood Campus, 3400 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21218 Parking: View directions here for South Garage and Shriver Hall Like it or not, AI has entered the chat and nowhere is it eliciting more decidedly mixed feelings than…
Reimagine Middle Branch initiative completes $35M worth of waterfront restoration and resilience projects, starts construction on another $36M project
Regional leaders on Wednesday celebrated the completion of more than $35 million worth of projects to restore Baltimore’s Middle Branch waterfront and the start of construction on another $36 million project.
New SNAP and Medicaid rules create fear for Marylanders
New federal work requirements under the “One Big Beautiful Bill” could put thousands of SNAP recipients at risk, including in Maryland.
McDonogh’s Teachers Never Stop Learning
By Meredith Bower, Director of Communications at McDonogh School For many of McDonogh’s faculty, summer wasn’t a break from learning — it was an opportunity to expand their knowledge with an eye toward enriching their classrooms with new ideas. One teacher traveled to Japan, others headed to New York and Belgium, and some never left…
Program Spotlight 2026: Friends School of Baltimore
University Partnership Program At Friends School, students don’t have to wait until college to engage in collegiate-level work. Through the University Partnership Program (UPP), they collaborate with professors, researchers, physicians, and other experts from leading colleges and universities, applying classroom learning to authentic research and real-world challenges. Launched in 2011 as the first program of…
Can I Kick It? The Matrix w/ DJ 2-Tone Jones October 17 at Baltimore Peninsula
Saturday, October 17 at the Baltimore Peninsula Can I Kick It? with live music soundtrack The CAN I KICK IT? outdoor movie experience is coming to the Baltimore Peninsula for the first time ever. On Saturday, October 17 come witness a screening of the ground-breaking sci-fi, action film The Matrix. DJ 2-Tone Jones will be scoring the film live…
Program Spotlight 2026: Calvert School
Student Leadership Throughout their time at Calvert School, students of all ages are encouraged to be strong communicators and caring members of the community. As they get older, the school provides greater opportunities for student leadership. As the oldest students on campus, seventh and eighth graders are encouraged to lead student initiatives, serve as role…
The Heartbreaking Work of Raising a Child: Q&A with Judith Sandler, Author of “What Kind of Mother”
In “What Kind of Mother,” author Judith Sandler gives a harrowing and frank account of their family’s desperate struggles to help son James amid his challenges with substance use disorder and mental illness — and ultimately reaching peace with letting go.
Register for Free Great Talk – THE DATA CENTER OUTRAGE: Can AI Survive Without Data Centers?
Great Talk Inc presents THE DATA CENTER OUTRAGE: CAN AI SURVIVE WITHOUT DATA CENTERS? This panel discussion will take place on Wednesday, October 14, 2026 at 7pm, at University of Baltimore, H. Mebane Turner Learning Commons, 11415 Maryland Ave, Baltimore MD. Registration is free for both in-person or livestream. PANEL OF EXPERTS CARL BRAUN, Co-Founder and…
