Maryland’s long-awaited move toward legalization of cannabis takes full effect on Saturday July 1, when the Cannabis Reform Act becomes law. There are a variety of restrictions in place, however, regulating the personal use of cannabis.Â
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Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Adnan Syed asks Md. attorney general to investigate prosecutorial misconduct; Judge approves foreclosure sale of Kevin Spacey’s Baltimore home; Carroll Co. students oppose potential book bans; and more.
Adnan Syed shares 93-slide presentation in effort to get AG to open investigation — WBAL Judge approves foreclosure sale of Kevin Spacey’s Baltimore home — The Baltimore Sun Carroll County Public School students take a stand against potential book bans — WJZ Maryland officials announce $120M for K-12 behavioral health services — Associated Press Made […]
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What Marylanders Should Know Before Hiring a Window Installer
By Ross Carmen, Maryland Windows and Doors Thinking about replacing your windows, but not sure who to trust? You’re not alone. For many Maryland homeowners, window replacement feels like one of those projects that should be simple—but quickly turns overwhelming. Between flashy ads, one-size-fits-all quotes, and high-pressure sales tactics, it’s easy to feel unsure about […]
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Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Feds seek 35 years for Ex-Gilman teacher in sex abuse case; Baltimore ‘Highway to Nowhere’ to get $85M in federal funding; Key Bridge construction to begin this week; and more.
Feds seek 35 years for ex-Gilman School teacher Chris Bendann in sex abuse case — The Baltimore Banner Baltimore set to get $85M in federal funding for ‘Highway to Nowhere’ — WBAL Construction on Baltimore’s Key Bridge to begin this week. Here’s what you can expect. — WJZ Top Maryland lawmakers not planning to prioritize […]
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Summer Sidewalk Sale
Shop steals during The Shops at Kenilworth’s Summer Sidewalk Sale from Thursday, July 21 – Saturday, July 23*. Save up to 75% off at participating shops–see individual businesses for details and operating hours.
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Washington National Opera to bring some ‘West Side Story’ performances to Baltimore after leaving D.C.’s Kennedy Center
The Washington National Opera is one of the latest entities to pull out of a D.C. cultural institution and bring shows to Baltimore.
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Monday Morning Headlines: Gov. Moore gets his Bronze Star 18 years later; Extra holiday for state workers; What to know about Md. budget deficit; and more.
18 years and one controversy later, Wes Moore gets his Bronze Star – Washington Post Baltimore Sun journalist confonts newspaper owner – Baltimore Brew Congress approves full federal funding of France Scott Key Bridge replacement – WUSA-9 Gov. Moore gives state workers Christmas Eve as extra state holiday – WMAR-TV Small vendors worry about Moore’s […]
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Cocktail Bar ‘Good to Great’ Now Open in Locust Point
Cocktail Bar ‘Good to Great’ recently opened in Locust Point in the former longtime home of 1157 Bar + Kitchen before it closed in 2023.
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Tuesday Morning Headlines: Ballot counting continues despite threats; Christmas Village returns to Inner Harbor; Gas prices drop; and more.
Ballot counting continues despite threats to 15 local election boards – Maryland Matters Christmas Village returns to Inner Harbor for 12th year – Baltimore Sun House sales in Md. surpass 2023 levels with October boost – Daily Record Baltimore gas prices drop, with cheapest station offering $2.75 per gallon – FOX Baltimore/WBFF-TV 35-year-old man dead […]
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Last Week, This Week: Stories You Need To Start Your Day (News From Jan. 29-Feb. 2)
Last week, we shared stories about the Baltimore Orioles sale agreement, Ravens fans’ reactions to announcers’ “home of ‘The Wire'” comment, and a QR code scam popping up on Baltimore parking meters and machines.
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Kireem Swinton named permanent president and CEO of Visit Baltimore
Kireem Swinton has been named the permanent president and CEO of Visit Baltimore after serving as the agency’s interim leader since last July.
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Dan Rodricks: Flatheads to fuzzy slippers, you can find just about everything in a Baltimore ACE, including vested employees
The independent or family-owned hardware store offers something reassuring: tools for practically every home project and employees who know how to get the job done.
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Celtic Woman Symphony Christmas Tour – Coming to Lyric Baltimore December 18
Experience the magical sound of Celtic Woman this holiday season. Celtic Woman | Symphony Christmas TourLyric BaltimoreDecember 18 | 7:30 p.m. Celebrate the holiday season with the celestial voices of Grammy-nominated multi-platinum Irish singing sensation Celtic Woman. This is a wonderful opportunity to hear Celtic Woman’s angelic harmonies with the thrilling live sound of a […]
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DC bill seeks to cap ticket resale prices amid steep costs
The D.C. Council is considering a bill to drastically limit ticket resale prices in Washington, another addition to the growing amount of legislation in the country cracking down on ticket scalping.
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Post-Christmas Sale at Carpe Librum Bookstore and Art Gallery
Stan Lee, the bookstore cat at Carpe Librum Bookstore and Art Gallery, would like to announce that the bookstore is having a sale on the bookstore website today through January 1. The used books are 50% off with promo code Stan Lee at checkout. Visit carpelibrumbaltimore.com.
