Maryland Rye Whiskey Has Finally Returned. But What Was It in the First Place? — The New York Times
Baltimore pharmacist awaiting sentencing in drug distribution case charged with murder for hire plot — The Sun
Here’s a look at Federal Hill’s new boutique apartment development — BBJ
Montana Barronette, ‘Baltimore’s #1 Trigger Puller’ Gets Two Life Sentences — CBS Baltimore
Balti Virtual brought augmented reality to a downtown mural — with help from Ellen — Technical.ly
Baltimore restaurateur Charlie Gjerde says his team is “coming down the home stretch” for its anticipated Papi’s Tacos location in Hampden, and is tentatively eyeing an opening in mid-March.
A minor, but welcome update for you Baltimore-area craft beer lovers: The city’s newest brewery up on Falls Road is now selling its rotating brews to-go.
By Daniel Oyefusi
Capital News Service
ANNAPOLIS, Maryland — The University System of Maryland Board of Regents structure would be altered and its decision-making would be made more public under legislation the state Senate and House of Delegates are considering.
The Maryland Presbyterian Church will hold a rally on Sunday to show support for the local LGBTQ+, Muslim and immigrant communities after a vandal defaced several signs outside the house of worship.
It was frustration that prompted Councilman Isaac “Yitzy” Schleifer to try and take the pulse of the Baltimore Police Department’s rank and file. The 5th District councilman says a few months ago, during a Baltimore City Council committee hearing, he asked BPD leadership for data showing whether a departmental move to deploy District Detective Unit officers to patrol spots had effectively reduced crime.
Leaders could not provide a data-backed answer, Schleifer said.
Gypsy’s Truckstaurant is as much fun as a college party, but its menu of global street food is a whole lot better than anything you’d find in an average campus kitchen.
With Valentine’s Day, one of the busiest restaurant nights of the year, behind us, local restaurateurs could be taking a much-deserved break. But they’re not! This week brings a handful of fun events benefitting great causes, plus a few opportunities to check out interesting wines, beers and bourbons.
Here’s a look at what’s happening:
Cold, snow, and ice have been the talk of the town this week. Amid the school closings and delays, it can be hard to think about what your child will be doing when school lets out in June. Summer at Friends has been the camp for Baltimore children for more than half a century; and with co-ed programs for campers ages 4 to 13, there’s something for everyone.
All Summer at Friends programs include a blend of indoor and outdoor activities, with a well-rounded schedule that keeps campers excited and engaged. Friends’ 35 acre campus houses everything campers need, so there’s no need to travel!
Port Covington developer starts seeking city approval for market, apartment buildings — The Sun
SB Baltimore Harbor Tunnel to close two straight weekends for repairs — WMAR 2
2019 Orioles Spring Training Preview — PressBox
The AFRO-American Newspapers Welcomes Tiffany Ginyard as Managing Editor — The Afro
Vandalism of Towson church signs investigated as hate crime — WBAL-TV
