For more than a decade, educators, environmentalists and dozens of policymakers have struggled to spur congressional action on Maryland Democratic Rep. John Sarbanes’s No Child Left Inside Act, which would allocate federal funding to environmental education initiatives.
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Posted inAlong the Patapsco
Back in New York City: Peter Gabriel & the 39th President of the United States
Rafael Alvarez writes about his youthful devotion to “The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway,” talking with an Abraham Lincoln impersonator in a Georgian diner, and singing happy birthday to President Jimmy Carter at a Peter Gabriel concert.
Posted inPolitics & Business
Baltimore City Councilmembers call for pay raises for sanitation workers
Two Baltimore City Councilmembers are calling for pay increases for the city’s sanitation workers in hopes of restoring weekly recycling pickup for residents, which has been suspended for more than two years since the outbreak of the pandemic.
Posted inBaltimore City
Neighborhood groups plan legal challenge against BGE over gas regulators
Eight Baltimore community associations are planning to take legal action against BGE to stop the installation of gas regulators on the exterior of homes.
Posted inBig Fish
Big Fish: Baltimore local Rebecca Corbett gets it right as the New York Times investigations editor
Rebecca Corbett, investigations editor at the New York Times and a longtime Baltimorean, has been at the center of some of the most consequential journalism of the last couple of decades. She is revered by colleagues for her standards, her work ethic and her intellectual rigor, but like many editors who never receive a byline, […]
Posted inColleges & Universities
Jeremiah Program Baltimore celebrates one year of uplifting single moms and their children
The Jeremiah Program’s Baltimore chapter helps single mothers and their children access schooling, food, housing, recreational opportunities, and more.
Posted inThis Month's Events
Mark Your Calendars: November 2025 Events
November brings a plethora of opportunities to connect with our beautiful city, from comedy shows to concerts to science lessons and more.
Posted inBaltimore Writers Club
Q&A with Rupert Wondolowski: Poet, Bookstore Owner, Dreamer
Rupert Wondolowski, a Baltimore poet and co-owner of Normals bookstore in Waverly, shares insights into his latest book of poetry, “Dreams Are My Social Life,” which will launch June 4.
Posted inHealth and Science
Postpartum and seasonal depression can converge at wintertime for some new parents. Baltimore providers are working to support their mental health.
The confluence of postpartum and seasonal depression at winter can weigh heavily on some new parents. In Baltimore, providers are supporting families’ mental health.
Posted inOrioles
Got tickets for the Os postseason games? Here’s a round-up of how to get there.
Whether traveling by car, public transit, rideshare services, or even a limousine or party bus, here’s how to get to the Orioles’ postseason games.
Posted inBaltimore Writers Club
Love in Wartime: Q&A with Christine Grillo, author of ‘Hestia Strikes a Match’
In Christine Grillo’s new novel, “Hestia Strikes a Match,” main character Hestia Harris is trying to navigate dating, friendship, family, and career as a new widow in her early 40s amid the second Civil War. Grillo talks with Baltimore Fishbowl about her process of writing humor in a sad world, her dream cast for a Netflix adaptation of her book, and more.
Posted inFood & Drink
Cooking with kindness: New York Times names Baltimore’s Little Donna’s one of the 50 best U.S. restaurants
This week, the New York Times named Little Donna’s in Upper Fells Point among its 2023 list of the nation’s 50 best restaurants.
Posted inNews
Council bill introduced to sell Remington ‘Dump’ property for redevelopment; Falls Road parcel proposed as a replacement
Baltimore officials plan to sell the Sisson Street Sanitation Yard and Citizen Drop-Off Center property in Remington for redevelopment.
Posted inHealth and Science
Finding child care in Maryland is hard. Finding the right child care is even harder.
For many Maryland families, while finding child care is hard, finding a facility that fits their needs and budget is even harder.
Posted inFood & Drink
Woodberry Kitchen reinvents itself as Woodberry Tavern
After Woodberry Kitchen was reimagined and reopened as Woodberry Tavern, the restaurant is continuing to serve Chesapeake Bay ingredients with farm-to-table flair but with more of a focus on events.
