Hot Plate: Herman’s Bakery closing, Matriarch Dinner at The Urban Oyster, Michael Twitty in Baltimore, and more
This week is an exciting one in Baltimore, from St. Patrick’s Day festivities to oyster-heavy celebrations.
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Dan Rodricks: A conversation with Herb Alpert, almost 91, playing the Lyric Baltimore on March 27
Almost 91 years old, Herb Alpert will perform with the new Tijuana Brass to a sold-out audience at the Lyric Baltimore on March 27. He spoke with Dan Rodricks about his decades-long career, his upcoming concert, and the joy of giving old songs a new take.
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Baltimore County Council eyes repeal of “golden parachute” pension measure
Baltimore County Council members who are running for county executive are scurrying to fix some bad election year optics.
Howard County takes steps towards better pedestrian and cyclist safety
Howard County Executive Calvin Ball announced the conclusion of two major studies about how to improve walker and bike-rider safety.
Are we there yet? The promise and pitfalls of transit in Maryland
A viable transit network in the Baltimore region depends on political will and sufficient revenue. Until then, neighborhoods may remain disconnected.
How the Park Police are helping ICE carry out deportation efforts
On national parkways – including the Baltimore-Washington, Clara Barton and George Washington Memorial – immigration agents are arresting drivers at “routine” traffic stops.
Major Maryland energy policy changes are on the table as legislature enters final weeks
The Maryland House and Senate are expected to announce their formal energy proposal to help curb rising utility costs within the coming days, and lawmakers are continuing to throw their…
Yes, Baltimore, your trash will still be picked up this week. It just might take a little longer.
The city is expecting delays for trash collection and services at some residential drop-off center locations this Wednesday through Saturday.
Baker’s Dozen: 13 Questions With Anna Kent of Tom Cat’s Kitchen
Anna Kent of Tom Cat’s Kitchen shares advice from her Granny, the versatility of her favorite dish to cook at home, and more.
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Local animal shelters work together to bring mega adoption event to Towson
Local animal shelters are trying to find fur-ever homes for the animals in their care during their Find Your Lucky Charm mega adoption event.
Friday Afternoon Headlines: ICE sent MD detainees to AZ day before congressional visit; Inside Camden Yards renovations; An app for arabbers; and more.
ICE sent Maryland detainees to Arizona a day before congressional oversight visit — The Baltimore Banner Take a sneak peek at the Camden Yards renovations (PHOTOS) — Baltimore Business Journal Baltimore arabbers launch app to keep the tradition alive — WJZ Maryland budget amendment threatens police funds over ICE deals — The Baltimore Sun Tests…
Missing 9-year-old Tristan King found safely after nearly six months
Tristan King, the 9-year-old boy who has been missing since September, was found safely Friday in Baltimore’s Curtis Bay neighborhood.
Mission accomplished: Baltimore ad agency takes home multiple ADDY Awards for standout marketing
Baltimore-based Mission Agency won multiple Gold ADDYs for a variety of campaigns created for heavy-hitting clients like Nike and more.
Notre Dame Prep Publicly Launches Historic Comprehensive Sprint Campaign to Build New Student Commons and Strengthen Annual Fund
Notre Dame Preparatory School (NDP) has announced a $6.5 million campaign to replace the campus’s original 1960s dining hall with a modern Student Commons and kitchen, while simultaneously growing the school’s annual fund. Spanning just one year, Common Ground: Building NDP’s Future is the shortest campaign in the school’s history and has already garnered unprecedented community support, highlighted…
‘Cash is the staple of our country’: Maryland lawmaker pushes for businesses to accept cash
State lawmakers are considering a bill that would require businesses to accept cash payments for purchases less than $300, a move that supporters said keeps the economy open to all Marylanders.
Friday Afternoon Headlines: ICE sent MD detainees to AZ day before congressional visit; Inside Camden Yards renovations; An app for arabbers; and more.
ICE sent Maryland detainees to Arizona a day before congressional oversight visit — The Baltimore Banner Take a sneak peek at the Camden Yards renovations (PHOTOS) — Baltimore Business Journal Baltimore arabbers launch app to keep the tradition alive — WJZ Maryland budget amendment threatens police funds over ICE deals — The Baltimore Sun Tests…
Friday Morning Headlines: Mayor Scott says city is ready for ICE contingencies; Massive fire near Morrell Park; Federal money for Turner’s Station flooding prevention; and more.
Mayor Brandon Scott says Baltimore City is ready amid ICE concerns – WBAL News Radio Baltimore’s Poly girl’s basketball wins third state championship – WBAL-TV Mom accused of destroying evidence after 14-year-old hit Baltimore officer in stolen car – Baltimore Banner Massive fire near Morrell Park prompts investigation – Baltimore Banner Turner’s Station receives $3.15…
Thursday Afternoon Headlines: Lawmakers seek to make Maryland’s minimum wage highest in nation; Family pushes to make storm drains safer after loved one’s death; Trump to highlight Baltimore woman during Women’s History Month event; and more.
Bill would make Maryland’s minimum wage the highest in the nation — Baltimore Business Journal His little brother died in a storm drain. Now he’s fighting to make them safer. — The Baltimore Banner Trump to highlight Baltimore woman during Women’s History Month event — The Baltimore Sun Maryland drivers paying billions annually for traffic…
Thursday Morning Headlines: Storms knock out power to 12,000; Medical marijuana for firefighters considered; Student brings BB-gun to school in Timonium; and more.
Nearly 12,000 without power after strong storms in region – Baltimore Banner Lawmakers weigh bill on medical marijuana use for firefighters – CBS Baltimore Student brings BB-gun received as gift to school in Timonium – WBAL News Radio Interest high in bans on data centers – Maryland Matters Anne Arundel union says firefighter injury caused…
Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: Tornado watch issued; Family sues Baltimore officers who fatally shot arabber; Baltimore County schools pull chocolate milk; and more.
Alert Day: Severe thunderstorms and slight chance for tornado — WBAL Family sues Baltimore Police officers who fatally shot arabber last summer — The Baltimore Sun Chocolate milk removed from Baltimore County Schools after it looked ‘different’ — WMAR Family bakery to close after more than 65 years — Baltimore Business Journal 14 Baltimore County…
Wednesday Morning Headlines: Fire at daycare facility sends 3 to hospital; Dundalk bakery closing after 7 decades; Half of school districts fall short of $60k teacher salary minimum; and more.
Fire at daycare facility sends 3 to hospital – CBS Baltimore Early morning fire kills two in Harford County – WMAR Inmate serving time for rapper’s murder found dead in Maryland prison – Baltimore Banner Bakery closing after nearly seven decades at Dundalk location – WBAL News Radio Maxed-out Baltimore sewage plant triggers development moratorium…
