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Jodi Picoult to headline inaugural Carroll Book Festival
The first ever Carroll Book Festival is set for September 2026 at the Carroll County Farm Museum with a blockbuster headliner.
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Monday Afternoon Headlines: Why Mangione faces second-degree murder charge; Expert weighs in on drone sightings; Baltimore artist turns hubcaps into giant wreaths; and more.
Why Luigi Mangione faces a second-degree murder charge in the UnitedHealthcare CEO homicide — The Baltimore Sun UMD drone expert sheds light on recent sightings in Maryland — WBAL Lost parts turned into art: Baltimore man creates giant Christmas hubcap wreaths — WMAR National Aquarium in Baltimore celebrates 60 million visitors, continued economic impact Court […]
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The Natural Market in Timonium to close after nearly four decades
Timonium health food store and juice bar The Natural Market will close after 38 years in business, owner Steve Schwarz announced.
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Fortune Feimster at Lyric Baltimore August 26 – Tickets On Sale Now!
Fortune FeimsterLyric Baltimore | August 26 at 7:30pmOn sale now! Affable, charismatic and one of a kind, Fortune Feimster is a standup comedian, writer and actor who uses her confessional comedy to bring people together. Through laughter and storytelling, Fortune shows audiences of all ages, backgrounds, and sexual orientations that common ground is only a joke or […]
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Thursday Afternoon Headlines: Warrant for Ravens fan seen assaulting Commanders fans in video; 8X10 music venue is for sale; Concerns over events after Baltimore moves to end contract with BOPA; and more.
Warrant issued for Ravens fan seen assaulting Commanders fans in viral video — The Baltimore Sun Longtime music venue hits the market for $450K — Baltimore Business Journal Baltimore art students concerned about future events after city moves to cut ties with BOPA — WJZ Tens of millions pour into Maryland Senate race in past […]
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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 […]
Posted inPolitics & Business
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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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 […]
Posted inFood & Drink
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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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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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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Once owned by Peter Angelos, who sat on it, the former Boccaccio restaurant in Little Italy is up for auction
Another remnant of former Orioles owner Peter Angelos’ once extensive real estate empire has gone up for auction.
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Friday Afternoon Headlines: Moonrise Festival not returning to Pimlico this year; Hampden’s Wine Source up for sale; UMD lifts Greek life suspension; and more.
Moonrise Festival isn’t happening in 2024 at Pimlico; fans of popular gathering are heartbroken — The Baltimore Banner Gourmet wine store in Baltimore hits market after 23 years — Baltimore Business Journal University of Maryland lifts suspension on fraternities and sororities in College Park, five chapters remain under investigation — WJZ House, Senate leadership battle […]
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Comedian and Golden Globes host Nikki Glaser to perform in Maryland
Comedian Nikki Glaser, who made history last year as the first solo female host of the Golden Globe Awards, will perform in the Baltimore region this summer.
