Election 2026 Maryland: Must-have info on voting deadlines, candidates, and ballot initiatives
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Dan Rodricks: Get ready for tales from a crypt in Harford County, in time for Halloween
In time for Halloween, Dan Rodricks shares a tale from a crypt in Harford County: The Legend of the Swinging Sailor of Perryman.
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The Heartbreaking Work of Raising a Child: Q&A with Judith Sandler, Author of “What Kind of Mother”
In “What Kind of Mother,” author Judith Sandler gives a harrowing and frank account of their family’s desperate struggles to help son James amid his challenges with substance use disorder and mental illness — and ultimately reaching peace with letting go.
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Can you dig it? Howard County opens fourth community garden
Howard County opened its fourth community garden — and its first outside Columbia — at Old Montgomery Road with 126 plots.
UMBC Poll: Maryland Gov. Moore’s job approval at 49%, residents economic views worsening
A new UMBC poll finds Gov. Wes Moore’s job approval rating is relatively steady but shows Marylanders are increasingly concerned about the state of the economy.
Tickets on sale for Tony Award-winning musical ‘The Outsiders’ at Hippodrome Theatre
Starting Friday, theater audiences can purchase tickets for performances of the Tony Award-winning Best Musical “The Outsiders” at Baltimore’s Hippodrome Theatre next spring.
New affordable housing in Maryland provides more options
A new affordable housing complex is giving low and moderate income residents more housing options.
MCB Real Estate nears completion of $44M Reservoir Hill office building while city officials aim to finalize terms for its Harborplace lease and PILOT plan
MCB Real Estate is close to completing a $44 million office building that will be the headquarters for the Mayor’s Office of Employment Development.
New SNAP and Medicaid rules create fear for Marylanders
New federal work requirements under the “One Big Beautiful Bill” could put thousands of SNAP recipients at risk, including in Maryland.
Passing the baton: A conversation with Steny Hoyer and Sarah Elfreth
Retiring Rep. Steny Hoyer and Rep. Sarah Elfreth on Congress’s dysfunction, Social Security, presidential power and why Hoyer is “retiring, not quitting.”
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Election 2026 Maryland: Must-have info on voting deadlines, candidates, and ballot initiatives
Who are your candidates? Can you still register? Is mail-in voting still available? Get answers to your questions here!
Nurses working on unionizing after staffing issues at MedStar Franklin Square in Baltimore
Tensions are rising between nurses and MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center in Baltimore as staff work to form a union at the facility.
You’ve been warned: Road closures for Baltimore Running Festival
Don’t get caught in Baltimore Running Festival gridlock. Know which roads will be closed and when.
Campus groups across Maryland urge students to register before the upcoming deadline.
With Maryland’s advance voter registration deadline approaching Oct. 13, students on some college campuses are working to get more young people registered and prepared to cast their ballots.
Rebuilding trust in government: Odette Ramos and a room of Johns Hopkins students
Surveys show that young people are disengaged from government, but a Baltimore councilwoman showed how to connect
Program Spotlight 2026: Johns Hopkins Engineering
Pre-College Programs Johns Hopkins Engineering Innovation Pre-College Programs give high school students interested in engineering and technology the opportunity to build foundational skills for the technological future—all while earning college credit from their top-tier research university. The school believes it’s never too early for students to build the engineering skills professional engineers use every day.…
Program Spotlight 2026: Glenelg Country School
Expeditions At Glenelg Country School, learning is not limited to the classroom. Through the Expeditions program, students take part in thoughtfully designed experiences that connect academic study with the wider world. Each Expedition is tailored to a student’s age and stage of development, creating opportunities to explore new places, encounter different perspectives, and strengthen relationships…
Easy, Updated Living in the Heart of Mays Chapel
414 Rockfleet Road, Unit 102 | Lutherville-Timonium, MD 210932 Beds | 2 Baths | 1,561 sq. ft.Listing Price: $425,000 For buyers looking for the ease of one-level living without sacrificing space, 414 Rockfleet Road, Unit 102 offers a rare combination: a beautifully renovated interior, more than 1,500 square feet of living space, and a convenient…
Program Spotlight 2026: Garrison Forest School
The Boyce Center for Learning and Thriving The Boyce Center for Learning and Thriving is an innovative approach to student support at Garrison Forest School. Its three pillars—academic success, growth and enrichment, and wellness and well-being—impact every student’s academic and social emotional journey during their time at Garrison Forest School. At the core of the…
Online shoppers face higher shipping cost as diesel prices rise
Diesel gas prices have eclipsed $6 a gallon and continue to increase. Those increases are expected to be passed on to shoppers.
For sale: Baltimore City wants to sell the vacant city-owned office building at 210 Guilford Avenue
Baltimore City wants to sell the vacant city-owned office building at 210 Guilford Avenue, one block from City Hall.
The Fountain of Highlandtown: A Rafael Alvarez tale goes from page to screen
A 30-year-old story by Rafael Alvarez is being adapted for the screen through the work of Baltimore director Richard Yeagley
