The Wine Source in Hampden joined a growing number of worker cooperative businesses in Baltimore after longtime owner David Wells sold the wine store to his employees.
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Diablo Doughnuts relocating from Brooklyn to Overlea
Diablo Doughnuts is relocating from 3432 S. Hanover St. in Brooklyn to 7698 Belair Rd., Suite 101 at the Belair Beltway Plaza in Overlea. This will be Diablo’s last weekend open in Brooklyn. Owner Michael Roslan told SouthBMore.com that the lease was up at 3432 S. Hanover St. and the partners on the building, which […]
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Baltimore-based organization provides mental health emergency funds and first aid training
After taking a year-long mental health sabbatical from work in 2019, Jessica Smith founded the Mental Health Emergency Fund. The Baltimore-based organization provides financial assistance for those struggling with their mental health, training for adults to identify mental health issues in youth, and other resources.
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28-unit apartment building planned to replace four vacant houses on Falls Road in Hampden
Four vacant houses in Hampden will be torn down to make way for a 28-unit apartment building, says developer Garrett Adler of Effect Inc.
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Roland Park rallies around two businesses ravaged by September storm
When two Roland Park businesses — Majestic Cleaners and Lawndale Nail Salon — were hit hard by flooding from a storm earlier this month, community members helped raise the funds they need.
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Ice skating is back at the Johns Hopkins University’s Homewood campus, starting today
For the second year in a row, Johns Hopkins University has turned part of its Homewood campus into an ice rink.Â
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Maryland’s offshore wind project faces legal pushback from Ocean City, Trump administration
A fierce political battle has erupted over an ambitious, 114-turbine wind energy project off the coast of Ocean City that aims to generate renewable power for over 700,000 homes.
Posted inPolitics & Business
Low-income homeowners and renters have one month left to apply for Maryland’s tax relief programs
Marylanders have one month left to apply for the state’s property tax credit for low-income homeowners and renters.
Posted inColleges & Universities
Coppin State University opens resource center for students facing food insecurity
Coppin State University this week officially opened Coppin Corner, a new on-campus resource to help students facing food insecurity.
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Discover Fresh Flavors and Local Delights at Baltimore Public Markets!
At Lexington, Broadway, Hollins, Northeast and Avenue markets, you can find fresh food, prepared food and special retail items that include flowers, gifts, seasonings and more. The markets are a one-stop shop for a variety of everyday needs. If you’re too busy to cook, you can order in or pick up takeout meals from some […]
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Mayoral candidates on the issues (Part 8): Large development projects and special tax treatment
The next mayor will help set priorities for growth and revitalization across Baltimore, and voters in next week’s primary election will decide which candidate has the preferred vision for tax policies that can drive development downtown and throughout neighborhoods. Support from Baltimore’s mayor can determine the fate of projects that rely on public resources such […]
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Pretty useful: Peerspace helps Baltimoreans wring cash from their unique spaces.
Necessity is the mother of invention, but so is $4 in the bank. As an electronic media and film student at Towson University, Zara Israel knew what it was like to work hard. She worked three jobs to help support herself through college until she landed a position in tech support that could help pay […]
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Mayor Scott signs Mary Pat Clarke homeownership bill into law
Mayor Brandon Scott signed a new act into law on Monday which aims to make the transition from renting to homeownership easier for Baltimore residents.
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After ten years in prison, Monica Cooper now fights on behalf of incarcerated women.
Monica Cooper spent ten years in prison. Now, she fights for the rights of Maryland prisoners, especially those of incarcerated women.
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A Baltimore teacher-turned-barber shares how cutting hair taught him a life beyond just making ‘do
Kyle Chismar, at his 6-year-old daughter’s request, will be going as a skeleton for Halloween. But, to a certain extent, Chismar wears a costume every day at The Old Bank Barbers in Hampden and The Old Market Barbers in Remington, where he has worked as a barber for around one year. “I put on a […]
