The owner of De Kleine Duivel, a Belgian beer haven in an old banquet hall in Hampden, has sold his business to his upstairs neighbor, Bluebird Cocktail Room co-owner Paul Benkert.
Bolton Hill’s dining scene has long been on the sleepier side, but with new development popping up, there are changes afoot. The Tilted Row, which opened earlier this year, is an exciting part of that progress.
With volunteer crews still fanning out to pick up trash after President Trump’s derogatory comments calling Baltimore “a disgusting, rat and rodent infested mess,” Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young and local community leaders today touted the efforts they’re already making to keep neighborhoods clean.
At a press conference at City Hall, they highlighted the work of BMORE Beautiful, a program that provides resources to neighborhood associations to keep their communities clean.
To cap off last summer, a group of Baltimoreans brought new life to downtown’s Westside for a day, drawing thousands to a sprawling pop-up night market in the city’s former Chinatown.
“Not knowing what the reception would be, and then really being wowed by the number of people who came out, really just confirmed the hunch that there is an appetite and a desire for representation,” said Stephanie Hsu, one of the organizers from the Chinatown Collective.
Carrington Faces ‘Long Way To Go In The Hospital,’ Commissioner Says — WBAL
Donna Drew Sawyer Brings Her Boardroom and Creative Expertise to BOPA — BmoreArt
Meet some of the shop cats of Baltimore — The Sun
First-Ever Baltimore Drag Festival Sashays to Creative Alliance — Baltimore magazine
Mayor Young claims Baltimore isn’t losing population — Fox 45
To Prevent Childhood Trauma In Baltimore, Rep. Cummings Says City And State Must Work Together — WYPR
Baltimore County reports a sewage spill it claims really didn’t happen — Baltimore Brew
Multiple Tires Slashed On Northwood Drive Overnight — CBS Baltimore
We Choose Explores Black Womanhood in Fells Point — Baltimore magazine
NextStep Robotics receives $1M through NIH agreement — Technical.ly
Saturday night is usually a busy time at the Baltimore Eagle, but this past weekend it was dark, with the curtains drawn, lights out and front door locked.
A month after being suddenly removed from her post as head of Planned Parenthood in what she said was a “secret meeting” of the organization’s board, former Baltimore Health Commissioner Dr. Leana Wen has landed a temporary teaching job and fellowship at George Washington University.
