Baltimore County farmers might get much-needed relief in the form of grant funding if they need help recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Timeline: Milestones from Trump’s first 100 days
In his first 100 days, President Donald Trump moved quickly to reshape policy and politics, leaning on executive orders, a Republican-controlled Congress and Senate and his newly appointed executive leadership.
Posted inEvents
Annapolis Baygrass Music Festival announces headliners for event at Sandy Point State Park
The Annapolis Baygrass Music Festival has announced its lineup of performers, featuring 14 bands across two alternating stages over the two-day festival.
Posted inHot Plate
Hot Plate: Susquehanna Wine & Seafood Festival, World Is Your Oyster Fest, wine dinners and more
This week is full of good news on the Baltimore restaurant scene, from oyster festivals to wine dinners to news of big crowds at old favorites.
Posted inA City To Come
A City to Come: A monastery in Irvington, Easter 2026
With a passionate congregation that is sensitive to the needs of the Archdiocese, St. Joseph’s Monastery in Irvington has survived the downsizing that has closed many other Baltimore-area churches.
Posted inConcerts
Billy Joel and Stevie Nicks to play M&T Bank Stadium on Oct. 7
Baltimore is getting a visit from the Piano Man and the Sister of the Moon. Billy Joel and Stevie Nicks will perform at M&T Bank Stadium on Oct. 7, the Baltimore Ravens and events promoter Live Nation announced Thursday morning.
Posted inCherry Hill
Cherry Hill Development Project gets approved but Mosby worries about process; lack of schematics.
The Board of Estimates approved the sale of the old Patapsco Elementary School to the Cherry Hill Community Development Corporation on Wednesday. The old building will be demolished to make way for mixed-use, mixed-income housing that includes an adult learning center.
Posted inHot House
Hot House: Will you say ‘I do’ to this historic Carroll County farmhouse and enormous event space perfect for hosting weddings?
If you’re looking to get into the wedding and events business, this ten-acre farm is for you. It comes with a historic farmhouse, a summer cottage, a party barn, a pond, a covered bridge, and much more.
Posted inEvents
Stress-Free Shopping at the Harbor East Holiday Haul!
Kick off your holiday shopping in Harbor East without any of the stress of the crowds! Enjoy festive live music, visits from Santa, lite bites and seasonal drinks from James Joyce Irish Pub, giveaways, and of course, holiday sales! Free parking available with RSVP, first 100 guests to check in the day of the event […]
Posted inPolitics & Business
Howard County compost collection barreling into new neighborhoods soon
When Howard County expands its food scrap program by Nov. 7, it will be available to upwards of 60 percent of county residences.
Posted inWeekend Events
Baltimore Weekend Events: St. Patrick 5K and Parade, Home & Garden + Craft Show, Tedeschi Trucks Band, and more.
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day a week early, visit the Maryland Home & Garden + Craft Show, and check out other fun weekend events.
Posted inPolitics & Business
To prod congressional action, bill would cut lawmakers’ pay after mass shootings
Under a new proposed bill, members of Congress would have their pay reduced each time there is a mass shooting until lawmakers take action on gun safety reforms.
Posted inMt. Vernon
A nationally prominent architecture firm, Quinn Evans, will help guide the restoration and adaptive reuse of Mount Vernon Place Church
The new owners of Mount Vernon Place Church have selected nationally prominent architecture firm Quinn Evans to help guide its restoration.
Posted inHot Plate
Hot Plate: Eddie’s turns 80, The Local Fry aims to expand, ZaVino opens, and more
School is in session, football is back, and the Baltimore food world is heating up for a fun fall season. Here’s what’s on the menu.
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Hot Plate: Keswick fire fundraisers, Amaro at Sally O’s, Oyster Shellebration, and more
Whiskey, oysters, and spooky surroundings – the Baltimore food scene this week captures everything that’s great about October in Charm City.
