Hot Plate: Kentucky Nights at Mt. Washington Tavern, Magdalena x Alma, Black-Owned Restaurant Tour (BORT) and more
As February winds down, Baltimore’s food scene is heating up. This week brings wine and spirit dinners, fundraisers, and a whole lot more.
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Friday Afternoon Headlines: Impact of Supreme Court’s tariff ruling on Baltimore; Bridge paint flakes contain lead; Maryland eyes federal disaster aid for oyster industry; Winter storm coming to Baltimore region Sunday; and more.
What the Supreme Court’s tariff ruling could mean for Baltimore — Baltimore Business Journal Paint flakes falling from the 28th Street Bridge contain lead and are hazardous, MDE says — Baltimore Brew Maryland eyes federal disaster aid for oyster industry: ‘It’s our heritage’ — The Baltimore Sun Impact Weather: Winter Storm Watch issued across Baltimore…
Feb. 24 ribbon-cutting ceremony set for the Day & Night Exotic Cereal Bar in the Women’s Exchange building on Charles Street
The Downtown Partnership of Baltimore has scheduled a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Feb. 24 for the new Day & Night Exotic Cereal Bar.
Boozy Ice Cream Shop ‘Tipsy Scoop’ Coming to Federal Hill
Boozy ice cream shop Tipsy Scoop is opening a location in Federal Hill, filling a space vacated by 3 Bean Coffee.
Washington National Opera to bring some ‘West Side Story’ performances to Baltimore after leaving D.C.’s Kennedy Center
The Washington National Opera is one of the latest entities to pull out of a D.C. cultural institution and bring shows to Baltimore.
Hot Plate: Kentucky Nights at Mt. Washington Tavern, Magdalena x Alma, Black-Owned Restaurant Tour (BORT) and more
As February winds down, Baltimore’s food scene is heating up. This week brings wine and spirit dinners, fundraisers, and a whole lot more.
Summer Program Profile: Irvine’s Summer Nature Camp
Irvine’s Summer Nature Camp – a camp for curious kids! Does your child ask “why”? Do they love to explore, observe animals, create and discover? Do they enjoy playing outside and aren’t bothered by a little mud? Irvine Nature Center’s Summer Nature Camp is designed for them! Summer Nature Camp offers curious children an immersive…
Friday Afternoon Headlines: Impact of Supreme Court’s tariff ruling on Baltimore; Bridge paint flakes contain lead; Maryland eyes federal disaster aid for oyster industry; Winter storm coming to Baltimore region Sunday; and more.
What the Supreme Court’s tariff ruling could mean for Baltimore — Baltimore Business Journal Paint flakes falling from the 28th Street Bridge contain lead and are hazardous, MDE says — Baltimore Brew Maryland eyes federal disaster aid for oyster industry: ‘It’s our heritage’ — The Baltimore Sun Impact Weather: Winter Storm Watch issued across Baltimore…
Friday Morning Headlines: Video shows Baltimore officer firing gun after hit by stolen car; Hogan blasts Moore on immigration agreements; More than 200 arrests after massive federal crime crackdown; and more.
Video shows Baltimore officer firing gun after getting hit by stolen car – CBS Baltimore Former Gov. Hogan criticizes Gov. Moore for ending 287(g) immigration agreements – WBAL News Radio Massive federal crime crackdown in Baltimore produces more than 200 arrests – FOX Baltimore/WBFF-TV Baltimore liquor board is ending most evening enforcement – Baltimore Banner…
Thursday Afternoon Headlines: Sphere to generate billions in revenue for Maryland; Over 60 reptiles rescued after owner’s death; Cameras coming to some Baltimore bus lanes; and more.
Report: Maryland to gain billions in revenue throughout Sphere’s construction — The Baltimore Sun BARCS seeking help after over 60 reptiles rescued following death in Baltimore — WBAL Cameras, coming to a Baltimore bus lane near you — The Baltimore Banner Baltimore transportation officials launch “pothole blitz” to prioritize road repairs — WJZ Amid worsening…
Summer Program Profile: Baltimore Lab School Summer Program
Baltimore Lab School Summer Program: Where Learning Differences Are Strengths Baltimore Lab School’s Summer Program offers a structured, engaging option for families seeking academic support and confidence-building for children who learn differently. Designed for students with ADHD, dyslexia, and other learning disabilities, the four-week program (from July 6 – July 31) blends targeted academics with…
Thursday Morning Headlines: Another case of local police mistaken for ICE; Trash collection woes continue in Baltimore; Howard man indicted on international kidnapping charge; and more.
Baltimore region communities on edge after local police mistaken for ICE – CBS Baltimore ICE opens office for its attorneys in Hunt Valley, lawyer confirms – Baltimore Banner Baltimore residents fed up as trash collection delays extend weeks after winter storm – WBAL News Radio Johns Hopkins study finds Obamacare credits were huge boost for…
Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: Hakeem Jeffries pressures Maryland to redistrict; Sheriffs seek to reinstate 287(g) agreements following ban; Baltimore theatre to undergo multimillion-dollar renovation; and more.
Hakeem Jeffries pressures Maryland to redistrict; Senate president holds firm — The Baltimore Sun ‘Betrayal to law enforcement’: Sheriffs seek to reinstate 287(g) agreements after ban took effect — WBAL Baltimore’s Arena Players theatre to undergo multimillion-dollar renovation — WJZ Water taxi users to see adjusted routes, operating hours in March — The Baltimore Banner…
