Baltimore White Supremacist Pleads Guilty In NYC Sword Killing — CBS Baltimore
Jim Palmer: Former Orioles RHP And Baseball Hall Of Famer Mike Mussina Was ‘Special Pitcher’ — PressBox
Under Armour taps Harley-Davidson exec as chief of HR, culture — BBJ
Baltimore Rejects Plan to Arm School Police During School Day — The Real News
The Baltimore City Board of Estimates this morning approved $318,000 for the repair of Federal Hill Park after a part of the eastern slope eroded away in December.
Of that, $150,000 comes from the state and $118,000 from the South Baltimore Gateway Partnership, a benefits district funded by grants from Maryland’s three biggest casinos, including Horseshoe Casino Baltimore.
Baltimore’s most prominent arts-focused publication has a new managing editor in Rebekah Kirkman, formerly Baltimore City Paper’s visual arts editor.
Kirkman announced her new role with the magazine this morning.
For the Pratt Contemporaries’ 10th Annual Black and White Party, I shot a mix of black-and-white film and digital to capture the spirit of the original Studio 54, the theme of this year’s black-tie fundraiser. The disco-themed ball, held at The Assembly Room, as the central branch of the library undergoes extensive renovation, raised $235,000 for youth programs at the Enoch Pratt Free Library, according to the philanthropic organization.
“Jerusalem” is a behemoth of a play, clocking in at more than three hours long, with a 14-person cast, and symbolically tackling the entire history and society of Britain through a script chock full of inferred mythological, literary and historical references that would delight any former English lit major.
This is just the beginning, the first blip on a slippery slope whose ending is all too foreseeable.
On Nov. 1, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s board of directors announced its intention to cut the musicians’ employment schedule from 52 weeks to 40, and their salaries by 17 percent. And if that were to happen, it could mark the end of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra as any kind of orchestra worth listening to–and possibly, the beginning of the end for other great orchestras in mid-size cities.
2 bedrooms, 2 (full) baths, 3241 ft²
List Price: $539,000
A rare opportunity to live in one of Baltimore’s truly unique homes… a 124 year old church in the Evergreen neighborhood of Roland Park. Decommissioned in the sixties then home and studio for a prominent local sculptor, this craftsman style gem has been lovingly cared for over the last five years with major repair, recovery and restoration to the structure and major systems as well as the original details. All of the heavy lifting has been done.
Video Of Delegates’ Floor Proceedings To Be Streamed Starting Next Year — WBAL
Esskay Orioles Franks — a Baltimore mainstay — to disappear soon from Camden Yards, store shelves — The Sun
Taking bribes, stealing from Sears, splitting the take with drug dealers — Baltimore Brew
Monument as Muse — BmoreArt
Baltimore City schools closed due to water, heat problems in buildings — Fox 45
