Maryland is in the middle of a full‑blown housing crisis. For 12 straight years, more Marylanders have left the state than moved in, and the trend is accelerating. As Comptroller Brooke Lierman explains, it’s not just retirees heading south. Younger residents and middle‑income families are leaving too, taking billions in economic activity with them. “I […]
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Posted inBaker's Dozen
Baker’s Dozen: 13 Questions With Caroline Anderson of Scratch Made
Caroline Anderson, who runs the meal delivery business Scratch Made with her husband, Collin Morstein, shares her love for pie, pasta, and more.
Posted inPolitics & Business
Religious leaders say they see strength in the face of deportation fear
Some parishioners say they are afraid to risk going to church due to immigration crackdowns and isolating themselves in fear.Â
Posted inBaker's Dozen
Baker’s Dozen: 13 Questions with Robbie Tutlewski of Little Donna’s
Little Donna’s owner Robbie Tutlewski shares his motto, what he will — and most definitely will not — order at restaurants, and more.
Posted inGiving
Shutdown burdens food insecure residents as Bea Gaddy Family Center calls seeks Thanksgiving help
The Bea Gaddy Family Center in Baltimore needs donations and volunteers for its annual Thanksgiving meal service, with demand up due in part to the interruption of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits amid the federal government shutdown.
Posted inPolitics & Business
ICE wants more detention centers, but local leaders are fighting it hard
Battles over Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention centers are raging across the state of Maryland this month.
Posted inOrioles
Baltimore Orioles fire sale has fans feeling burned
We were all nervous as the deadline approached, but Orioles fans are facing the music with understandable exasperation.
Posted inFood & Drink
Scittino’s Falls Road location is open for business
Scittino’s has opened its second location on Falls Road, near Lake Roland, and business is off to a good start according to Brad Black, one of the general managers at the Italian deli, pizza shop, and restaurant.
Posted inPark Heights
Community saddened after Little Free Library is stolen from outside Park Heights salon
A Baltimore salon owner and a radical street librarian are determined to replace a stolen Little Free Library in a book desert.
Posted inBaltimore County
Weber’s Farm prepares for fall rush as generations return for tradition
For many Marylanders, the fall season isn’t complete without a visit to Weber’s farm and a taste of their famous warm, sugary apple cider donuts.
Posted inBaltimore Writers Club
Cory McCray: Lessons from a life saved by an apprenticeship
At the urging of a loving mother, Cory McCray was accepted into an electricians’ training program and his life was turned around.
Posted inPolitics & Business
Mayor Scott wants the cost of relocating the Sisson Street ‘Dump’ to be ‘net neutral’ to city taxpayers, officials say
Baltimore officials have a strategy for how the city can pay to move the Sisson Street ‘Dump’ to a leased site at 2801 Falls Road.
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From One Parent to Another, THIS IS THE PLACE FOR YOUR CHILD
Discover the Stoler Early Learning Center (ELC) at the Rosenbloom Owings Mills JCCWhere big ideas begin with little learners Choosing a preschool is one of the most important decisions you’ll make—and from one parent to another, we want you to know: The ELC is a place where your child will be loved, nurtured, and inspired […]
Posted inEnvironment
What provides the power at this Cecil County farm? The cows.
A couple’s once-struggling farm in Cecil County, Maryland turned to using cow manure to help to keep it going.
Posted inColleges & Universities
Khan Academy founder Sal Khan advises Hopkins grads to reflect on what gives them meaning, make their dreams real
Khan Academy founder and CEO Sal Khan told Hopkins graduates to “have dreams and take them seriously” in his commencement address Thursday.
