Both sides rest in a neighborhood conflict over the go-kart racetrack a Howard County dad built for his son in their backyard.
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This Baltimore holiday model train show isn’t your typical Christmas train garden.
The Holiday Model Train Show is returning for its second year at Roland Park Place on this weekend. Organizer Arthur Boyd, a resident of the senior living community, shares what goes into the elaborate train display.
Posted inHot Plate
Hot Plate: H3irloom at Nordstrom, Inviting Light kickoff, Valentine’s plans and more
This week starts with the Super Bowl, ends with Valentine’s Day, and a has a lot packed in between. Here’s a look at what’s coming up.
Posted inArt
‘In perpetuity’: Five local artists selected to paint portraits of five Baltimore mayors for display in City Hall
Five local artists have been selected to create portraits of five Baltimore mayors for permanent display in City Hall.
Posted inSchools
Howard County’s Zum school bus employees rally for union membership, voting next week
Howard County Public School bus drivers, aides, and monitors employed by Zum Transportation Services plan to vote on union representation next week.
Posted inHot Plate
The Year in Food: Baltimore’s Biggest Bites of 2023
Here’s a look back at the highs, lows, and biggest moments of 2023 in the Baltimore food scene.
Posted inBaltimore Writers Club
What It Is To Be Alive in this World: Q&A With Poet and JHU Prof Dora Malech
The poem’s in JHU professor and Hopkins Review editor Dora Malech’s “Trying x Trying” find joy through a playful use of language and gravitas through a direct and keenly observed rendering of our world.
Posted inEnvironment
‘No grass, no crabs’: Maryland community grapples with Gunpowder River mud pollution
The Gunpowder River, which flows into the Chesapeake Bay, saw a nearly 91% decline in underwater vegetation from 2021 and 2023.
Posted inBaltimore County
Baltimore County launches ‘pet scanning stations’ to reunite lost pets with their owners
Reuniting lost pets with their owners just got easier in Baltimore County thanks to new pet scanning stations launched at five locations across the county.
Posted inHoward County
Trent Kittleman, an early Moms for Liberty backer in Howard County, now seeks a school board spot
Former Del. Trent Kittleman helped found Moms for Liberty in Howard County and is now seeking a spot on the Howard County Board of Education, her chances bolstered by past election success and strong name recognition.
Posted inFrom Our Guides, School Guide, Schools, SG Leadership, Sponsored Post
Influencers 2023: Maryvale Preparatory School
Laura Scott | Mitchell Leadership Institute Director Maryvale Preparatory School Laura Scott is an accomplished businesswoman and the parent of two Maryvale alumnae, excited to begin her new role as the Director of the Mitchell Leadership Institute. Scott is well-known for her work as a Global Supply Chain Leader, spending most of her career with […]
Posted inBaltimore City
Sisson Street Task Force votes unanimously to strike Falls Road from consideration as potential relocation site for bulk trash drop-off center, considers new site under JFX
The Sisson Street Task Force voted unanimously to take a Falls Road property off its list of potential sites for a city-run bulk trash drop-off facility.
Posted inPolitics & Business
Maryland session concludes with balanced budget and Trump concerns
Maryland lawmakers passed a budget this week, concluding their spring session after months of grappling with a tough fiscal reality and new federal policies coming down from President Donald Trump.
Posted inBaker's Dozen
Baker’s Dozen: 13 Questions with Emma Jagoz of Moon Valley Farm
Emma Jagoz, founder of Moon Valley Farm, talks about her Community Supported Agriculture program, her love of sharing food, and more.
Posted inFells Point
The smells are still free, but day-old 50-cent H&S loaves are gone
The H&S Bakery Outlet in Fells Point has shut its doors for good as family members open a new store nearby.
