The former St. Thomas Aquinas Church and three other church buildings in Hampden sold on April 13 for $1.8 million.
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Maryland Zoo will light up the night with ‘Spring Illuminations’
The Maryland Zoo is celebrating increasing hours of daylight and the coming of spring with its inaugural “Spring Illuminations,” an immersive festival of light sculptures starting on Friday, April 4.
Posted inReal Estate & Home
Baltimore’s spending board agrees to sell land for construction of a 48-unit apartment building on the west side of downtown
A developer’s plan to construct a seven-story apartment building on downtown’s west side moved ahead on Wednesday when Baltimore’s Board of Estimates approved a request to sell three city-owned parcels at the northeast corner of Park Avenue and Lexington Street to the project’s developer.
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Friday Afternoon Headlines: Dixon concedes to Scott; Maryland’s ‘uncommitted’ primary voters hope to sway Biden on Gaza ceasefire; Get to know the horses running in the Preakness; and more.
Sheila Dixon concedes Democratic Mayoral Primary — WMAR Will Maryland’s ‘uncommitted’ primary voters sway Biden administration on Gaza cease-fire? — Maryland Matters Preakness 2024: From Mystik Dan to Uncle Heavy, get to know the eight horses in the field — The Baltimore Sun Under Armour announces restructuring plan, warns of sales decline — Baltimore Business […]
Posted inBaltimore Peninsula
Baltimore Peninsula Partnership introduces residency program supporting local businesses
With two new outdoor kiosks, Baltimore Peninsula Partnership aims to pay it forward with a new residency program.
Posted inSports
New series follows Baltimore’s ‘Team Thrill’ girls basketball through highs and lows of the season
“We Are Thrill” takes audiences from the end of one Team Thrill season to the final tournament of the next, with all the highs and lows.
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Baltimore Banner editor-in-chief Kimi Yoshino will move to Washington Post
Kimi Yoshino, who has led The Baltimore Banner as editor-in-chief for three-and-a-half years, including the newsroom’s Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage of Baltimore’s opioid crisis, will step down to become a managing editor at The Washington Post.
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Bucking a media trend, Sun and Banner are adding positions
The two largest media organizations in Baltimore have embarked on something of a hiring binge, restoring a portion of the dozens of media jobs lost in recent years.
Posted inPolitics & Business
Coalition gears up for fight against Baltimore property tax charter amendment
A coalition of unions, activist groups, and city officials are teaming up to fight a ballot amendment that would cap and lower Baltimore City’s property tax rate.
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Ravens celebrate 30th anniversary with limited-edition spirits
The Baltimore Ravens released a limited-edition 30th anniversary “Charm City Spirits” line-up.
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Baltimore Fishbowl Oyster Shellebration – early bird pricing now through 9/30
Join us for a shucking good time at Baltimore Fishbowl’s inaugural Oyster Shellebration! Dive into an evening of delicious indulgence with all-you-can-eat oysters—both roasted and raw—plus True Chesapeake’s signature oyster stew and crab mac & cheese. We’re serving up two drink tickets per guest, good for your choice of beer, wine or classic cocktails. Pair your favorite […]
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Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Security guard oversight bill heads to governor’s desk; Tax sale overhaul proposal fails; Black-owned market coming to Baltimore Peninsula; and more.
Bill to bolster security guard oversight in Maryland heads to governor’s desk for final approval — The Baltimore Sun Proposal to overhaul tax sale fails to pass after Baltimore City pumps breaks on own legislation — The Baltimore Banner Black-owned market coming to Baltimore Peninsula — WMAR SZA expands ‘The S.O.S. Tour’ to include stop […]
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The Amazing Acro-Cats bound into Baltimore!
The Amazing Acro-Cats, featured in the Netflix series Cat People, are a troupe of trained domestic house cats, all former orphans, rescues, and strays, that give a one-of-a-kind, 90 minute purrformance that includes cats riding skateboards, jumping through hoops, ringing bells, balancing on balls, and performing other feats of agility and entertainment. The show finale is […]
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Maryland Italian Festival announces 2026 dates and new title sponsor
The fourth annual Maryland Italian Festival takes place on the Ripken Stadium grounds in September, with Frank Avena as the new sponsor.
Posted inHot Plate
Hot Plate: Foraged closes, Brian Lavin at Boordy, wine dinners galore and more
Wine, whiskey, and lots of spring produce – this week, the Baltimore food scene is blooming. Here’s a look at what’s coming up:
