Guinness Open Gate Brewery in Halethorpe has announced a $50,000 donation to the Brewers Association of Maryland. Additionally, the brewery will host the inaugural Guinness OGB Beer Festival organized by the association in 2024.
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Howard County announces grants for farmers hit with drought during Summer 2024
Howard County farms that suffered extreme heat and drought this past summer can now apply for Drought Relief Grants, Howard County Executive Calvin Ball announced Wednesday.
Posted inAround Town, Events, Shop & Eat, Shop Local, Sponsored Post, Weekend Events
Celebrate May and Mother’s Day At Star Bright Farm
The month of May is a busy one down at Star Bright Farm. From celebrating the mother(s) in our lives with garden picnics and gift boxes to an Eco Print Workshop to the Essentials Sale at the Barn Market – make sure to swing by this month. Mother’s Day Garden PicnicSunday, May 14From $15 This […]
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Wednesday Morning Headlines: Inauguration Day for Wes Moore in Md.; BARCS waives pet adoption fees this week; Baltimore losing restaurants; and more.
It’s inauguration day for Wes Moore in Maryland. What you need to know. – The Sun Moore adds nine to cabinet ahead of inauguration – Maryland Matters New Lt. Gov. Aruna Miller brings expansive vision to job – The Washington Post BARCS waiving fees for dog and cat adoptions this week – WMAR-TV Baltimore is […]
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Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: Mayor extends tax-sale relief to 2,900 homes; Mosby apologizes after heated City Council hearing over Dollar Home plan; Mail truck hit by gunfire in Highlandtown.
Mayor extends relief and cancels sale of tax debt of 2,900 owner-occupied homes – The Sun Mosby apologizes after heated City Council hearing over Dollar House plan – WBAL-TV Mail truck hit during exchange of gun fire in Highlandtown – WMAR-TV Outdoor dining extended in Annapolis – Capital Gazette State approves $5 million for new […]
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‘Parks and Rec,’ ‘Last of Us’ actor Nick Offerman to perform in Baltimore on Oct. 26
Best known for his “Parks and Recreation” character Ron Swanson, actor Nick Offerman will perform live at The Lyric Baltimore on Oct. 26.
Posted inMt. Vernon
Eddie’s of Mount Vernon, a neighborhood fixture, to close by the end of June
Eddie’s of Mount Vernon, a neighborhood fixture for decades and the only grocery store in the community, will close by the end of the month.
Posted inMt. Vernon
Odorite of Baltimore is the latest business to leave the Mount Vernon area, citing crime as one of the reasons
Cleaning products supply company Odorite of Baltimore Inc. has left Mount Vernon and merged with Viking Chemical Company.
Posted inEvents
Baltimore’s Artscape festival is moving from midtown to downtown for 2025, with Fantasia Barrino and Robin Thicke as the headliners
Baltimore’s Artscape festival is moving from midtown to downtown for 2025, with Fantasia Barrino and Robin Thicke as the headliners.
Posted inPolitics & Business
Maryland organizer joins Gaza protest at Democratic convention
Among thousands of protesters at the March on the Democratic National Convention Monday was 23-year-old Ahlam Dahood of Frederick, Maryland, who traveled solo to call for Vice President Kamala Harris to end the U.S. supply of weapons to Israel.
Posted inArt
Arc Baltimore exhibit and auction to benefit artists with developmental disabilities
The Arc Baltimore’s “Art in the Round” exhibit in October will showcase artists with developmental disabilities, and the fundraising auction will include more than 60 pieces of artwork.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Artist Betty Cooke’s retail store, The Store Ltd, will close permanently
The Store Ltd will wind down operations and eventually close permanently following the death of founder Betty Cooke on Tuesday. The landlord for Cooke’s store in The Village of Cross Keys posted an Instagram message indicating that the staff is preparing to close the store. The message did not give a firm closing date. “It […]
Posted inBaltimore Writers Club
A Middle Grades Book About ‘Really Hard Stuff’: Q&A with Maggie Master, Author of ‘The Hopeling’
The protagonist of Maggie Master’s new middle-grade novel “The Hopeling” is an angel tasked with reading incoming prayers from humans.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Online Sale Dec 27-Jan 1 at Carpe Librum Bookstore & 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 website December 27 through New Year’s Day. The used books are 50% off if you use promo code used at checkout. The new books are 20% off if you use […]
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It’s over, Hon. HONfest has come to an end, organizers announce.
HONfest has come to an end, organizers announced in an email message on Wednesday.
