Prime corner building is going up for auction in Hampden, hon
A prime corner building on “The Avenue” in Hampden, is going up for auction. The building is home to Ma Petite Shoe and Transmission Tattoo.
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Dan Rodricks: In case you missed it, Baltimore vacants have fallen below 12,000
Baltimore’s official count of vacant houses has dropped below 12,000. As of this week, it’s 11,558. That’s significant, Dan Rodricks writes.
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Trouble at the Wedding: Q&A With Kat Stoddard, Author of Wasp’s Nest
In Kat Stoddard’s novel “Wasp’s Nest,” a bride’s Cape Cod wedding is turned upside down with the arrival of her first husband and a handsome acquaintenance.
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Maryland takes big step in selecting company for the main part of the Key Bridge rebuild
The Maryland Transportation Authority is taking its first steps in selecting a builder for the largest part of the new Key Bridge.
Bill could open future Chesapeake oyster sanctuaries to commercial harvest
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The Daily Dispatch Quiz — July 22, 2026
Today’s topics include: NASA’s mysterious Maryland dragonfly; a beloved snack icon comes off the public market; the state’s embarrassed safety net.
Boyz II Men and Case to headline Charm City Live
Boyz II Men and Case will headline the fifth annual Charm City Live festival over Labor Day weekend.
Documentary about bluegrass musician Del McCoury and music festival DelFest to air on Maryland Public Television
A new documentary about legendary bluegrass musician Del McCoury and the origin of DelFest will air on Aug. 2 on Maryland Public Television.
New additive to the drug supply could be highly potent to Marylanders
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Thursday Afternoon Headlines: Judege orders release of father detained by ICE outside Baltimore school; Over 300 birds seized from Baltimore pet store; Baltimore County experiences multiple water main breaks; and more.
Judge orders release of father detained by ICE outside Baltimore school — The Baltimore Sun 369 birds seized from Baltimore pet store after animal control investigation — The Baltimore Banner Water main break impacting multiple businesses in Baltimore County — WJZ Milford Mill water main break damages road, forces traffic disruptions — WBAL Police on…
Prime corner building is going up for auction in Hampden, hon
A prime corner building on “The Avenue” in Hampden, is going up for auction. The building is home to Ma Petite Shoe and Transmission Tattoo.
Baltimore Fashion Week returns for its 18th season
Back at the iconic War Memorial Plaza, Baltimore Fashion Week is ready to dazzle the creative and clothing-obsessed.
Vibrio on the rise as climate warms the Chesapeake Bay
As the Chesapeake Bay warms along with the rest of the planet, its mildly salty and nutrient-gorged waters offer prime habitat for a potentially deadly microbe called Vibrio vulnificus.
Baltimore Weekend Events: Melanie Martinez, Dragon Boat Challenge, Woodshed Fest, and more.
This weekend in Baltimore, catch a Melanie Martinez concert, a dragon boat race, an outdoor “Labyrinth” film showing, and more.
Beautifully Landscaped Mount Washington Gem – Open House This Saturday, July 25
OPEN HOUSESaturday, July 25 • 12:00pm – 1:30pm, hosted by Cindy Conklin & Sally Pfaeffle 2209 Ken Oak Road, Baltimore, MD 21209 6 beds | 6 baths | 4,224 sq. ft.Listing Price: $895,000 Listing agents: Cindy Conklin & Sally PfaeffleMonument Sotheby’s International Realty Cindy Conklin | Cell: 443-629-0152cindy.conklin@monumentsothebysrealty.com Sally Pfaeffle | Cell: 410-404-2491sally.pfaeffle@monumentsothebysrealty.com Welcome to 2209…
Thursday Morning Headlines: Community college basketball player accused of stalking; Animal control siezes 367 birds from exotic shop; Gov. Moore calls Netanyahu a war criminal; and more.
Community college basketball player accused of stalking; Animal control siezes 367 birds from exotic shop; Gov. Moore calls Netanyahu a war criminal
Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: Maryland cyclosporiasis cases up 59%; O’Leary’s Seafood Restaurant to close after more than 40 years; How Chick-fil-A cyberattack affects Maryland customers; and more.
Cyclosporiasis cases in Maryland up 59% since last week — The Baltimore Sun O’Leary’s Seafood Restaurant to close after serving Annapolis community for over 40 years — WMAR What does the Chick-fil-A cyberattack mean for Maryland customers? — WMAR Baltimore County police arrest teenager in Gwynn Oak shooting as community mourns young siblings — WBAL…
Wednesday Morning Headlines: Mother and boyfriend charged with abuse for child locked in bedroom closet; Step forward in selection of Key Bridge rebuild contractor; Baltimore ranked the number 3 riskiest city for drivers; and more.
Mother and boyfriend charged with abuse for child locked in bedroom closet; Step forward in selection of Key Bridge rebuild contractor; Baltimore may be the number 3 riskiest city for drivers
Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Parkville school bus crash causes student and driver to be hospitalized; ‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ actress dies in Maryland car crash; Maryland issued SNAP and other benefits to inmates and lottery winner; Utz to go private in $2.9B deal; and more.
School bus slams into Parkville building; student, driver among those hospitalized — The Baltimore Sun Kaylee Hottle, actress in “Godzilla vs. Kong,” dies at 18 in Maryland car crash — WJZ Audit: Lack of oversight led to state issuing SNAP, other benefits to inmates, a lottery winner — Maryland Matters Utz to go private in…
Cristo Rey Jesuit High School Welcomes Amy Middleton as Vice President of Institutional Advancement
Cristo Rey Jesuit High School is pleased to announce the appointment of Amy Middleton as its new Vice President of Institutional Advancement. Middleton brings more than two decades of leadership experience in philanthropy, communications, community engagement, and mission-driven service throughout the Baltimore region. She joins Cristo Rey Jesuit following nearly a decade with The Salvation Army of…
The Daily Dispatch Quiz — July 21, 2026
Today’s topics include: judge resolves ICE detention at Maryland school; furloughed contractor’s bitchy new venture; exotic animal business exposed in county.
