With the sun shining and the wildfire haze clearing, things are looking bright — and tasty — in Baltimore, with a full slate of fun food events and seasonal specials.
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Historic Cokesbury Building sells for nearly $2 million
The historic Cokesbury Building has a new owner. A group called Corner Ventures LLC recently acquired the five-story office building at 516 N. Charles St. for $1.925 million, according to Brad Byrnes of Byrnes & Associates.
Posted inEvents
Moonrise electronic music festival returning to Pimlico in August after being canceled the past two years
Baltimore’s electronic music Moonrise Festival will return to Pimlico Race Course in August after being canceled in 2020 and 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Baltimore County Public Library to host ghostly event honoring Edgar Allan Poe
As another spooky season creeps up, Baltimore County Public Library will host its annual “A Toast Among Ghosts” event honoring the life and legacy of poet Edgar Allan Poe. Patrons can gather at the Reisterstown branch on Saturday, Oct. 15, from 7-10 p.m. for a night of ghostly fun and cemetery entertainment.
Posted inAround Town
“In Song & Solidarity” – Baltimore Musicales Hosts Benefit Concert in Support of Ukraine on April 2
“In Song & Solidarity” Saturday, April 2 at 1:00PM Grace United Methodist Church 5407 N. Charles St., Baltimore, MD 21210 Join the artists of Baltimore Musicales for a benefit concert in support of Ukraine. Songs by Florence Price, John Rosamond Johnson, Richard Strauss, Amy Beach, Claude Debussy, Du Nam Cho, and more will be performed […]
Posted inTop Headlines
Thursday Afternoon Headlines: Cox calls for Hogan’s impeachment; Fair Maps Maryland, Republican delegates seek to throw out new legislative map; and more
Trump-endorsed gubernatorial candidate Dan Cox calls for impeachment of Maryland Gov. Hogan — The Baltimore Sun Republican Delegates Ask Court of Appeals To Throw Out New Legislative Map — Maryland Matters 2 Catonsville High School students arrested days after shooting outside school — WBAL Three alarm fire breaks out at old Eigenbrot Brewery building in […]
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Developer who wants to buy Mount Vernon Place United Methodist Church said he’s willing to sell his contract to the local community association
The developer who has a contract to purchase Mount Vernon Place United Methodist Church says he is willing to sell that contract to a local community association, if its members want to buy it.
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Wednesday Morning Headlines: Baltimore inspector general finds private developers got first dibs on some tax sale properties; Advocates push for accessible election reforms; and more
City steered some tax sale properties to private developers, inspector general finds — Baltimore Business Journal Election Reforms Will Make Voting More Accessible In Maryland, Advocates Say — Maryland Matters Southwest fliers at BWI-Marshall experience delays due to network issues — WBAL Proposed rule would trim prison sentences of Marylanders convicted before age 25, inmates […]
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Monday Morning Headlines: Bowie State University tells people to ‘shelter in place’ due to unspecified emergency; $100K reward offered for info about person of interest in fatal fire; and more
Bowie State University Closes Campus Due To Unspecified Emergency — WJZ New $100,000 reward offered for info that leads to identification of person of interest in fatal fire — WMAR Cheetahs at Maryland Zoo in Baltimore aid COVID vaccine study that’s more than a tale of big cat survival — The Baltimore Sun Pilot program […]
Posted inPolitics & Business
Nonprofit aims to help homeless Baltimoreans become homeowners with construction of affordable houses in Oliver
Sleeping in a shelter, a car, or an abandoned building is the reality for many working parents with children. But Heart’s Place Services, Inc. plans to provide a pathway to homeownership for families experiencing homelessness or housing insecurity. The non-profit, serving poor and homeless residents in Baltimore City with an emphasis on programs for families […]
Posted inAround Town
“In Song & Solidarity” – Baltimore Musicales Hosts Benefit Concert in Support of Ukraine on April 2
“In Song & Solidarity” Saturday, April 2 at 1:00PM Grace United Methodist Church 5407 N. Charles St., Baltimore, MD 21210 Join the artists of Baltimore Musicales for a benefit concert in support of Ukraine. Songs by Florence Price, John Rosamond Johnson, Richard Strauss, Amy Beach, Claude Debussy, Du Nam Cho, and more will be performed […]
Posted inPolitics & Business
Maryland lawmakers propose choking off invasive running bamboo
By Dorothy Hood, Capital News Service Running bamboo grows so fast and is so invasive that it’s rooting up headstones in cemeteries, crossing neighborhood property lines and becoming a “major issue” in Maryland parks.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Maryland Art Place Call For Entry: Under $500
CALL FOR ENTRY: UNDER $500 Application Deadline: Saturday, November 20 Application FORM Full PROSPECTUS UNDER $500 Have your work noticed and purchased by local buyers & collectors, just in time for the holidays! Maryland Art Place (MAP) is seeking artists for “UNDER $500”, our upcoming, winter benefit exhibition/affordable art sale. On Friday, December 10, and Saturday, December 11, […]
Posted inReal Estate & Home
Historic Roland Avenue church on the market for $750,000
The former Roland Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church has gone on the market for $750,000, a lower price than some Roland Park homes are bringing.
Posted inBaltimore Writers Club
Extraordinary Powers Beyond the Veil: Q&A with Jacob Budenz, Author of “Tea Leaves”
In “Tea Leaves,” author Jacob Budenz pens stories that celebrate queerness and explore realistical magicism, spanning from a powerful witch running a dingy convenience store, to an elixir that transforms the drinker into various young hunks.
