Pair of steers corralled after breaking free in West Baltimore — The Sun
Alleged rape victim tells police she was also assaulted by Lyft driver — WBAL-TV
Though BSO Show Is Canceled, BSO Musicians Will Still Play At Oregon Ridge — WBAL
Baltimore City Courthouse East Evacuated After Bathroom Causes Flooding — CBS Baltimore
Arts, Music, Food, Film, and More—6/13-6/20 — Baltimore Beat
Steven Rivelis found himself in an odd position the other day. He was sitting outside The Elephant, the restaurant he co-owns at 924 N. Charles St., having a drink when a woman approached him to offer her condolences for their closure.
When he informed her The Elephant is actually still very much open, pointing to an “OPEN” sign on the door nearby and diners inside, she said he was wrong. She had read the coverage of the Mount Vernon eatery’s impending demise and was certain they had shut down, despite what he was telling her. (“There are people eating dinner in the window, you can see that,” he says he protested.)
For the first time in three years, the final two rounds of The Basketball Tournament won’t be held in Baltimore City. But a team of alumni from the now-famous University of Maryland, Baltimore County men’s basketball program will be making a comeback.
The 7th Annual Fit+ Outdoor Fitness Festival takes your workout to the streets of Harbor East on Saturday, June 22! Enjoy FREE fitness classes hosted by The MAC, Under Armour Brand House, lululemon, and Charm City Run! From yoga to boot camp and beyond – these perfectly timed sessions allow you to sample multiple classes throughout the morning. Beyond sweat, FIT+ brings your workout to the next level with a live DJ, Go-Pro Video Booth, Kala Mobile Meditation Studio, nourishing food and drink offerings, giveaways, raffle prizes & more. RSVP today.
York Road partially opens after roadway collapse near Padonia Road — WBAL-TV
Notre Dame Maryland Student Activist Wants to Change the Perception of Baltimore — Baltimore magazine
Cops and Robbers: How a rogue group of Baltimore police officers used their badges to commit crimes — The Sun
Orioles give up 1st grand slam of season, fall to Blue Jays at home — AP
Serenity Wine Bar Opens in Locust Point with Self-Serve Wine, Pizza, and Pasta — SouthBmore.com
Can’t compost? Take your food waste to the Sunday farmers’ market — Baltimore Brew
MD Gov. Hogan Names New UMMS Board Members — WYPR
Orioles GM Mike Elias Leaving Door Open For All Trades — PressBox
TEDCO CEO George Davis plans to resign — Technical.ly
That headline sounds like a blessing—no more water bills!—but just remember it’s only temporary, and you will eventually be charged for running your faucet or flushing the toilet.
Due to predicted bad weather with rain and thunderstorms, the concert has been rescheduled to Thursday, June 20th from 6-9 pm. We look forward to seeing you with better weather! Jon Wood Band Live at Quarry Lake at Greenspring!
Enjoy a night of music, waterfront views and great food and drinks at the Quarry on June 20th from 6-9 pm. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets or just stand and jam. Come hungry! Stop by Citron for drinks and appetizers off of their happy hour menu and enjoy complimentary snacks and an infused water station from La Food Marketa during the show! No ticket needed – family friendly. Look for event signs directing to the concert and parking! A great way to kick off summer.
Nearly three months after taking the owners of Pimlico Race Course to court over the 149-year-old track’s deterioration, as well as their plans to move the second jewel of the Triple Crown to Laurel Park, the city has withdrawn its lawsuit against the Ontario-based Stronach Group and its subsidiary, the Maryland Jockey Club.
