After distributing more than $700,000 worth of school supplies over the last five years, the Baltimore Teacher Supply Swap is shutting down next month.
With funds lacking, the Baltimore Teacher Supply Swap is shutting down
Undersized crab possession dominates Maryland crab violations
By Talia Dennis
Capital News Service
Maryland’s Department of Natural Resources reported 2,341 crab-related violations across the state from 2013 through 2018. There were 27 types of infractions ranging from undersized crab possession to illegal harvesting methods.
Possession of undersized crabs was the highest reported infraction and made up nearly half of the reported violations. Crabbing or possessing crabs during the closed season was the second most common offense with 356 reported citations during the six-year period. Crab season opens April 1 and closes Dec. 15, according to DNR’s eRegulations website.
Tuesday Morning Headlines: Explaining Baltimore’s poorly timed traffic lights; New 10-story office building planned on MLK Boulevard; and more
7 Hospitalized After Crash Involving MTA Bus — WBAL
Maryland Panel Set To Recommend Funding Formula For Schools — AP
Updated Plans Presented for 10-Story, 333,000-Sq. Ft. Office and Biotech Building on Martin Luther King Boulevard — SouthBmore.com
Baltimore’s Own: Darryl Morsell, Jalen Smith Look To Fuel Maryland Men’s Basketball — PressBox
Monday Afternoon Headlines: Cordish-owned casino hosting high-dollar fundraiser for Hogan lobbying group; Mondawmin merchants call out management over poor security; and more
One of the minds behind Fadensonnen plans new bar in Old Goucher — BBJ
Charles Village Construction Plagues Local Businesses — Baltimore magazine
Mondawmin Mall store owners say they fear for their safety — WBAL-TV
Hogan group to host high-dollar fundraiser at Cordish casino to prepare for school funding fight — The Sun
3 ways higher ed is playing a role in the future of Baltimore’s workforce — Technical.ly
Baltimost: Nathan Ferrell, Spanish teacher at Baltimore Leadership School for Young Women
Baltimost is a Baltimore Fishbowl feature series that asks locals what they love about their city. The idea is to celebrate Baltimore and the people who make it so unique.
So what makes Baltimore the Baltimost to you? It could be a favorite place, a great meal, a memorable interaction or something else entirely. Email suggestions to Karen at [email protected]
Nathan Ferrell, 35, is a Spanish teacher at Baltimore Leadership School for Young Women.
In his words:
“To teach in Baltimore, you have to have the endurance, the wit and the brilliance that the students here exhibit. They bring it every day.
Wood-fired pizza, Thai and Indian food coming to Columbia’s Merriweather District
Columbia’s planned Merriweather District is starting to grow its restaurant roster, with the Howard Hughes Corporation today announcing plans to bring in D.C.-born pizza chain Matchbox, a new Thai restaurant and an Indian-inspired eatery from a Hanover restaurateur.
Boldin, Ingram and other NFL vets leading policing town hall today
Wide receiver Anquan Boldin left football in 2017, but he hasn’t been far away from the game.
Along with Philadelphia Eagles safety Malcolm Jenkins, the wideout co-founded the Players Coalition to promote racial justice and push back against systemic inequality. Their nonprofit has tapped a committee of more than a half dozen current and former NFL players for a variety of social justice initiatives, including the launch earlier this year of the league’s social justice platform Inspire Change.
Monday Morning Headlines: Ravens stay atop AFC North with win over Bengals; Commissioned poll finds support for aerial surveillance; and more
Effigy found hanging from Glen Burnie tree investigated as hate crime — WBAL-TV
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson makes dual-threat history in win — ESPN
Three dead, 15 shot, including two-year-old in seven Saturday shootings in Baltimore — WMAR 2
After Multiple Unexplained Fires Broke Out In West Baltimore, Community Calls Out City — CBS Baltimore
Friday Afternoon Headlines: Jackson prepares for matchup against winless Bengals; Once an open data innovator, city now lags behind; and more
Ravens QB Jackson Seeks Another Win Against Woeful Bengals — AP
Once an innovator in making data available to citizens, Baltimore now can’t keep up — The Sun
One man shot in Parkville shooting; police continue to search for the shooter — WMAR 2
Balt. City schools say they’ll take ‘appropriate action’ after viral fight video — Fox 45
Gluten-free cafe and juice bar takes over Prime Corner space in Hampden — BBJ
