Hot House: In the Gardens of Guilford, this condo awaits a new owner
Tucked in the Tuscany-Canterbury neighborhood, the Gardens of Guilford is a 1922 condominium building that houses this week’s fabulous find.
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Vagabond Players in Fells Point adds to the production history of the dark comedy “Arsenic and Old Lace.” The play runs through March 15.
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‘Writing Begins With Obsession’: Q&A With Jung Yun, Author of ‘All The World Can Hold’
Jung Yun’s third novel, “All The World Can Hold,” follows characters aboard a cruise ship bound for Bermuda days after 9/11.
Top 5 Stories This Morning: TIME Honors Amy Sherald; Zero-Waste Refillery; Baltimore Recycling; and more.
Last week, we shared news about the opening of a zero-waste refillery in northeast Baltimore; TIME magazine honoring artist Amy Sherald as one of its Women of the Year for…
Baltimore Center Stage to host staged reading of Baltimore native’s ‘Squeaky’ play
Baltimore Center Stage will be hosting a one-time staged reading of “Squeaky,” an autobiographical play by Baltimore native Jeff Cohen.
‘These are stories that need to be told’: Efforts to preserve Black history continue
Maryland advocates, conservationists and museum leaders said they will continue working to preserve the state’s Black history despite what they call federal attempts to dismantle programs.
‘I wish I could give them all a hug’: Senate considers probe into Black boys’ deaths
Some state officials said they support a bill to launch a probe into the deaths of hundreds of Black boys at a once segregated reform school in Cheltenham.
BCPS Superintendent Dr. Myriam Rogers to retire after current school year
Dr. Myriam Rogers, superintendent of Baltimore County Public Schools, announced Thursday that she will retire from the school system on July 1, 2026.
‘OOPS Tag’– Do it again! DPW launches effort to improve residential recycling habits
Baltimore City’s OOPS Tag Recycling Initiative aims to reduce contamination of truckloads of recycling materials.
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Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Pothole repair blitz underway in Baltimore; More bridges shedding lead paint flakes; Titanic exhibit coming to Inner Harbor; Man dies after being struck by subway train; and more.
Baltimore lagging on pothole repairs in 2026, but ‘blitz’ is underway — The Baltimore Banner Two more Baltimore-area bridges confirmed to be shedding lead paint flakes — Baltimore Brew Immersive ‘Titanic’ exhibit opens in Baltimore March 13 at Inner Harbor — The Baltimore Sun Man struck by subway train dies at Shot Tower Metro Station…
Hot House: In the Gardens of Guilford, this condo awaits a new owner
Tucked in the Tuscany-Canterbury neighborhood, the Gardens of Guilford is a 1922 condominium building that houses this week’s fabulous find.
Olszewski, Rosen push bipartisan bill to strengthen U.S. mining workforce
Amid rising global demand for critical minerals, Rep. Johnny Olszewski (D-Md.) and Sen. Jacky Rosen (D-Nev.) are pushing to increase U.S. mining production and reduce U.S. reliance on foreign suppliers through the training and recruitment of miners.
CBF Maryland calls for action in the wake of ‘chronic sewage spills’
Chesapeake Bay Foundation Maryland calls the chronic sewage spills “commonplace and unacceptable” in Maryland communities.
Meet Jordana and Andrew Hurwitz of The Associated’s 2027 Young Leadership Council
High school sweethearts turned proud Baltimore returnees, Jordana and Andrew have grown up together, from Beth Tfiloh to the University of Michigan. After several years in Chicago and New York, they returned home to Baltimore to raise their two daughters in the community that shaped them. Now, as participants in our latest Young Leadership Council class,…
Maryland lawmakers aim to help some rural communities get more funds for projects
Maryland legislators are working to create a program that would better equip rural communities with resources to obtain grants and get more support for community projects.
Tuesday Morning Headlines: Md. Senate President speaks out against BGE project; Slutty Vegan founder declares bankruptcy; Federal Hill bouncer caught on video pleads guilty to assault; and more.
Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson speaking out against BGE project on Baltimore Peninsula – WBAL News Radio Slutty Vegan founder and Baltimore native Pinky Cole files for bankruptcy – Baltimore Banner Baltimore bouncer pleads guitly to assault caught on video outside Federal Hill bar – CBS Baltimore $50 million worth of solar panels headed for…
Monday Morning Headlines: Marylanders react to Iran strikes; Howard County police kill knife-wielding man; State investigating lead paint chips falling from Baltimore bridges; and more.
Marylanders react to strike on Iran – CBS Baltimore Naval Academy increases security and limits visitors after attack on Iran – Baltimore Banner Knife-wielding man in Colubmia shot and killed by police – CBS Baltimore State investigates lead paint chips falling from Baltimore bridges – The Sun Bill raising age for juveniles tried as adults…
Friday Afternoon Headlines: Moore wants Trump to pay $4B to Marylanders for tariff costs; ‘The Wire’ actor Bobby J. Brown dies; Foster teen’s death sparks legislation; and more.
New in Moore v. Trump: the governor wants Maryland’s $4 billion back — The Baltimore Sun Bobby J. Brown, “The Wire” and “Law & Order: SUV” actor, dies of smoke inhalation after reported fire — WJZ Kanaiyah Ward’s death sparking change in Maryland’s foster care system — WMAR Man charged in 2023 mass shooting that…
St. Paul’s Summer Camp Early Bird Deadline Ends March 1!
There is still time to take advantage of the 10% early-bird special for Summer at St. Paul’s! Don’t miss your chance for a fun summer at The St. Paul’s Schools for children in pre-K through grade 12. Register by 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, March 1, to score this discount on TONS of summer camp options for children and teenagers. …
Friday Morning Headlines: Baltimore City schools try to combat dropout rate rise; A cashless app for Arabber fruit sellers; Library positions cut in Howard County; and more.
Baltimore City Public Schools take steps to combat rise in dropout rates – CBS Baltimore Three-alarm blaze in the Northeast Baltimore injures auto shop employee and firefighter – WBAL News Radio Baltimore’s Arabbers are rolling out app-based cashless payments – Baltimore Banner Library positions eliminated in Howard County as union wages rise – WMAR-TV Hampden…
Thursday Afternoon Headlines: Maryland House passes bills to restrict spread of immigration detention facilities; Del. Adrienne Jones withdraws from election; Bill seeks to save funds for Eastern Shore oyster hatchery; and more.
Maryland House passes bills to hamper immigration detention facilities — The Baltimore Sun Pioneering Speaker Jones to retire, Schaufele moves on, and a zebra debate, in political notes — Maryland Matters Trump slashed funds for an Eastern Shore oyster hatchery, but a new bill could save it — The Baltimore Banner Baltimore mayor’s office spent…
