A buyer has emerged for Mount Vernon Place United Methodist Church and the adjacent church office building known as Asbury House.
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City leaders eye sale of two office buildings and other properties on the west side of downtown
Baltimore City leaders are thinking about selling two office buildings and other properties on the west side of downtown.
Posted inTheater
Tickets now on sale for ‘Come from Away,’ a hit musical returning to Baltimore’s Hippodrome Theatre in April 2025
Tickets are now on sale for Come from Away, a hit musical that is returning to Baltimore’s Hippodrome Theatre for a limited engagement on April 18 and 19, 2025.
Posted inFood & Drink
Maryland restaurant firm’s sales of Irish egg nog exceed $700,000
The Annapolis-based Irish Restaurant Company shipped 4,800 cases of egg nog, resulting in $700,000 in gross revenues for 2024.
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Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Feds charge ship operator and employee for Key Bridge collapse; Hopkins to help hantavirus response; Baltimore bill seeks to curb illegal cannabis sales; and more.
Operator of ship involved in Baltimore’s Key Bridge collapse faces federal charges: “Violation of international law” — WJZ Biocontainment unit at Johns Hopkins Hospital prepares to help in response to hantavirus — WBAL Baltimore City Council bill evokes padlock law for illegal cannabis sales — The Baltimore Sun Immigrant shot by ICE cannot be deported […]
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Lavender Fest at Star Bright Farm June 14 & 15 – Early Bird Tickets Now on Sale
Join Star Bright Farm Saturday, June 14, and Sunday, June 15, for their annual Lavender Fest, their favorite weekend of the year. A day of food, music and fun – bring the whole family, leashed furry friends included, for a beautiful time on the farm. The lavender will be in abundance, with fresh bunches and […]
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Bertha’s Mussels restaurant property in Fells Point is sold to its lender
Fells Point buildings that housed Bertha’s Mussels restaurant were sold Thursday to a private lender who foreclosed on the previous owners.
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Tickets on sale for ‘The Lion King’ musical at the Hippodrome Theatre
Tickets went on sale Friday for Disney’s “The Lion King” musical, which is coming to the Hippodrome Theatre next year.
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Wednesday Morning Headlines: Another try for grocery store beer and wine sales; Moore pushes back on Trump claims on Potomac sewage leak; Legal claims over Johns Hopkins abandoning Baltimore building; and more.
Baltimore corrections officers facing charges related to alleged assault on juvenile – WBAL News Radio Maryland lawmakers make new effort for beer and wine sales in grocery stores – CBS Baltimore Moore administration pushes back against Trump claims on Potomac sewage leak – Maryland Matters Johns Hopkins bought a D.C. office building. A Baltimore landlord […]
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Power To The People! Guitar great Tom Morello announces new festival at Merriweather
Tom Morello announced a new festival happening at Merriweather Post Pavillion celebrating peace, justice, music, and more.
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Thursday Morning Headlines: Bipartisan opposition to powerline project; Tensions flare over state budget; No beer and wine sales in grocery stores; and more.
Bipartisan opposition to Piedmont Reliability powerline project at town hall – The Sun Northeast Baltimore community seeks answers on empty supermarket site – WMAR-TV Tensions boil over on state budget as final vote nears – Maryland Matters Dundalk police chase ends in crash – WBAL-TV Plan to bring beer and wine sales to grocery stores […]
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Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: Baltimore proposes 2% sales tax; Hopkins threatened with funding cuts over antisemitism claims; Fed Hill bar to close after 14 years; Ocean City rental requirements; and more.
Baltimore City proposal would add 2% sales tax on top of state’s already-existing 6% sales tax — WBAL Johns Hopkins University threatened with funding cuts over antisemitism claims — WJZ Fed Hill bar to close after 14 years, but another plans to move in — Baltimore Business Journal Ocean City Mayor & Council now requiring […]
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Monday Morning Headlines: 2 dead in fiery truck crash on I-70; Caitlin Clark injured and won’t play in Baltimore; Estate sale at Bertha’s Mussels; and more.
Two dead in fiery truck crash on I-70 – WBAL News Radio Maryland loses to Cornell, which claims its first national lacrosse title since 1977 – Cornell Athletics Two people fishing on Hanover Street bridge pulled from water after crash – WBAL-TV Baltimore State’s Attorney Ivan Bates weds over weekend – The Sun WNBA star […]
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Wednesday Morning Headlines: GOP state senator calls for lottery sales halt if SNAP benefits disrupted; Harford sheriffs borrow golf cart to track juvenile suspects; World’s largest sailing cargo ship heading to Baltimore; and more.
Md. State senator calls for halt to lottery sales if SNAP benefits are disrupted – WBAL News Radio Keeping tabs on family in Jamaica afer Hurricane Melissa passed – CBS Baltimore Video shows Harford County sheriff’s deputies borrowing golf cart to help catch juvenile suspects – WBAL-TV World’s largest sailing cargo ship headed to Baltimore […]
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Tuesday Morning Headlines: Baltimore City Public Schools sued over sex abuse; Hopkins freezes hiring; Baltimore Co. home overtaken by squatters on eve of sale; Smoky skies today and more
Former students sue Baltimore City Public Schools over sex abuse and cover-up – AP News Hopkins freezes hiring amid federal research cuts – BBJ Baltimore County home overtaken by squatters on eve of sale – The Baltimore Sun Smoky skies due to Canadian wildfires – WJZ Truck Crashes into East Baltimore Building – WBAL Baltimore […]
