October has brought more tenant departures and closure announcements at Harborplace
More tenants are announcing their departure from Harborplace pavillions before planned demoltion, but others want to stay as long as they can.
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Dan Rodricks: Baltimore filmmaker returns to the island and people he bonded with nearly 50 years ago
Baltimorean Allen Moore has produced a second film, 45 years after an award-winning original, exploring life on a remote Scottish island.
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Drawing About Architecture: Q&A With Steve Ziger, author of ‘While Away’
Steve Ziger, who has shaped much of Baltimore’s architecture, is about to “While Away,” a coffeetable book that is part visual memoir, part travel guide, part drawing manual.
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Is Maryland’s track record of elevating women leaders good enough?
The challenges facing women in politics in Maryland, and how they’ve made gains but where they’ve fall short, is the subject of the latest episode of the Maryland Now podcast.
Law to protect against child wandering and elopement goes into effect
Students with intellectual and developmental disabilities may be at risk for wandering or elopement. The LEAD Act aims to protect them.
Maryland delegation, Baltimore mayor brace for Medicaid changes
‘We talked about planning ahead’: Lawmakers prepare for new Medicaid eligibility requirements imposed by One Big Beautiful Bill By Cat Murphy Capital News Service WASHINGTON — With new Medicaid eligibility…
The Daily Dispatch Quiz — October 1, 2026
Today’s topics include: A new venue at Camden Yards, Annapolis City Council’s crack down on short-term rentals, Amazon’s new 20-year deal with Calvert Cliffs, and more.
UPDATED: New MARC train service will be direct link from Baltimore City to Montgomery County
Starting at the end of September, there will be transfer-free MARC train service from Baltimore City to Montromery County.
New apartments in Waverly/Ednor Gardens-Lakeside that are affordable? See for yourself.
Affordable new or renovated apartments that don’t bankrupt already struggling Baltimoreans? They exist in North Baltimore.
Maryland voters already casting ballots in 2026 election
According to the Maryland State Board of Elections, nearly 591,000 residents have requested mail-in ballots.
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Hot Plate: New restaurants in Canton, Guinness closing, wine dinners, and more
From fun in Fell’s Point to wine in the country, this week offers tons of opportunities to eat and drink around Baltimore. Here’s a look at what’s on tap: Openings & announcements The owners of Oleum announced this week that they are opening Dahlia Cocinita, a vegan Latin café in Canton. Ubon, a Thai spot,…
October has brought more tenant departures and closure announcements at Harborplace
More tenants are announcing their departure from Harborplace pavillions before planned demoltion, but others want to stay as long as they can.
Gourmet toast café, Toastique, coming to Fells Point
A different way to get toasted is coming to Fells Point in the form of Toastique, the café for people who like their toast healthy AND pretty.
Road closures and traffic info to help you enjoy the Fells Point Fun Festival, Ravens game, and more!
Heading into Fells Point? Downtown to the Ravens game? Checking out Federal Hill’s Vintage Fest? Check out our traffic info first!
Indignation among Maryland officials as Trump repeals Chesapeake Bay protections
Maryland officials are fearful for the future of the Chesapeake Bay after Trump repealed an Obama executive order that created federal oversight
Magical Moonstroll at Waldorf School of Baltimore
Seeking a delightfully different sort of seasonal celebration this October? The Waldorf School of Baltimore has you covered with our seasonal community event: The Magical Moonstroll. On Saturday, October 10, 2026 WSB joins forces with artists, alumni, and actors to prepare an enchanted stroll which encapsulates all the wonder and magic of Halloween – without the spooky stuff. Children and…
Leadership Profiles 2026: The Waldorf School of Baltimore
KIM RICHARDSON, HEAD oF SCHOOL The Waldorf School Of Baltimore After more than two decades leading and teaching in Waldorf schools, Kim Richardson has joined the Waldorf School of Baltimore as its new Head of School. She previously served as Head of School at Linden Waldorf School and currently sits on the board of AWSNA,…
In heated hearing, Republican senators grill lawyer who once indicted Trump
Former Justice Department special counsel Jack Smith defended the two indictments his team brought against Donald Trump.
See what’s waiting for you at CCBC
Attend the Oct. 10 open house at CCBC Essex Education can open doors to a degree, career advancement, hands-on job skills or simply the chance to learn something new. If you’ve been curious about CCBC, thinking about upskilling or wondering what your next step could be, attending an open house is a good place to…
New cocktail lounge and bar opening at Live! Casino & Hotel Maryland
A new center bar and cocktail lounge is opening at Live! Casino & Hotel Maryland in Hanover.
Leadership Profiles 2026: The St. Paul’s Schools
REBECCA BRENNAN, M.S., LOWER SCHOOL DIVISION HEAD The St. Paul’s Schools Rebecca Brennan, M.S., joins The St. Paul’s Schools as lower school division head with more than a decade of experience in elementary education. Most recently, she served as principal of Solley Elementary School in Anne Arundel County, where she fostered a culture of instructional…
Orioles to remove 2,000 left field upper deck seats for new “social space”
The Orioles plan to remove 2,000 seats from the left field upper deck to make way for a new “social space” in time for 2027 Opening Day.
