We’re observing the holiday and will be back tomorrow.
Friday Afternoon Headlines: City didn’t follow through on E. 26th Street inspections; Pugh touts drops in crime in WaPo op-ed; and more
The Elephant’s building is for sale, but owners say restaurant will go on like normal
The beautiful mid-19th century home of The Elephant restaurant is on the market, but the owners of the restaurant say nothing will change with their dining service as a result.
“The thinking is to keep things going just the way it has been without our guests and the community and employees seeing any change,” said co-owner Steven Rivelis.
New operators aim to reopen the Baltimore Eagle in two weeks, after receiving a liquor license
The Baltimore Eagle nightspot, shuttered since July, is expected to reopen within two weeks to a month under new owners and operators.
Nepenthe Brewing Co.’s experimental beers and innovative pub food are just days away
The starting line is near for Nepenthe Brewing Co. After about a year and a half of construction and outfitting the business’ sprawling new space at 3626 Falls Road, co-owner Brian Arnold said he should finish kegging the first four beers to be served there by the end of this weekend.
Audit finds conflict of interest in MTA contracts
By Charlie Youngmann
Capital News Service
ANNAPOLIS, Maryland —The state’s Office of Legislative Audits uncovered potential conflicts of interest among contracts made by a former Maryland Transit Administration employee, according to a report released Monday.
Hot Plate: Restaurant Weeks continue, Little Italy Meatball Fest, RAR + Union Craft at Don’t Know Tavern & more
Baltimore Restaurant Week is winding down, Baltimore and Howard counties’ restaurant weeks are heating up and a diverse mix of events, from tea classes to beer dinners to meatball eating contests, are popping up on the horizon.
Here’s a look at what’s coming up:
Friday Morning Headlines: Monitor says BPD’s dysfunction will prolong reforms; Hogan unveils his proposed budget; and more
Thursday Afternoon Headlines: One to two inches of snow expected for metro area; A list of Pugh’s campaign donors 16 months out from primary; and more
Burst of snow possible in colder Baltimore suburbs — WBAL-TV
Pugh gathers up nearly $1 million in campaign cash — Baltimore Brew
After Productive Career At Towson, Monty Fenner Has NFL Dream In Mind — PressBox
How do you sell the mansions and sports cars of alleged Towson Ponzi schemer? It’s not cheap work — The Sun
Mosby Moves To Revoke Bail For Man Charged In Blarney Stone Pub Shooting — WBAL
