Baltimore may receive much less than it was hoping from its trial against opioid distributors McKesson and AmerisourceBergen after a ruling from Maryland Circuit Court Judge Lawerence Fletcher-Hill last Friday.
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BmoreArt’s Picks: June 10-16
BmoreArt’s picks this week: Aaron Dante interviews Cara Ober, Lisa Snowden, and Michael Teitelbaum at Pratt Central Library; and more.
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Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: Beer and wine sales in grocery stores get governor’s support; Man found guilty of attempted murder in Harford Mall shooting; Who was Luigi Mangione’s grandfather?; and more.
Gov. Moore backs selling beer and wine in Maryland grocery stores — The Baltimore Sun Wesley Lyons Jr. found guilty of attempted murder in Harford Mall shooting — WBAL Pugnacious, accomplished, at times offensive: Luigi Mangione’s grandfather was often in the news — Baltimore Brew Police issued over 7,000 citations after drivers fail to stop […]
Posted inArt
Amy Sherald’s exhibit at the Baltimore Museum of Art is sold out again
The “Amy Sherald: American Sublime” exhibition currently on view at the Baltimore Museum of Art is sold out again.
Posted inReal Estate & Home
New Maryland law attempts to reduce racism in home appraisals
A new Maryland law attempts to reduce discrimination in real estate appraisals by making a relatively small change.
Posted inEvents
FashionEASTA runway show to return June 7 in Harbor East
Models will show off the latest women’s and men’s apparel and accessories next month at FashionEASTa: The Harbor East Fashion Show.
Posted inTransportation
Here’s how federal and state action may affect Maryland electric vehicle programs
Maryland joined a coalition of states and Washington, D.C. in a lawsuit Wednesday to overturn an executive order from President Donald Trump that blocks billions in funding for electric vehicle charging stations.Â
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Monday Afternoon Headlines: Hopkins-owned company to cut over 1,000 jobs; Maryland’s cannabis tax could jump to 12%; Baltimore celebrates Trans Day of Visibility; and more.
Hopkins to shut down 1,000-employee subsidiary — Baltimore Business Journal Maryland’s cannabis tax could jump to 12%. Will it boost black market sales? — The Baltimore Sun ‘We will not be erased’: Baltimore celebrates Trans Day of Visibility with speeches, calls to action — WBAL An Uber-like on-demand Water Taxi service for Baltimore in the […]
Posted inAround Town
UNDER $500 Exhibition and Sale
Deck the walls by giving the gift of art this holiday season! Maryland Art Place (MAP) is excited to host its 10th annual UNDER $500 affordable art sale where artwork is sold on a first come first served basis right off our gallery walls! Friday, December 9 from 6 pm to 10 pm (ticketed) and […]
Posted inBaltimore City
Baltimore’s Mount Vernon historic district and Mount Clare Museum will be featured on Maryland House & Garden Pilgrimage tours next spring
Twelve of Mount Vernon’s architectural treasures and the Mount Clare Museum will be available to tour when the Maryland House & Garden Pilgrimage visits Baltimore City twice next spring.
Posted inHot Plate
Hot Plate: Sisu opens, soft shell season, wine dinners and more
As summer unofficially kicks off, the Baltimore restaurant community is going all in on seafood, seasonal flavors, and wine dinners.
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Tuesday Morning Headlines: Visit of Project 2025 author sparks protest; Jury selection begins in Rachel Morin case; 3-percent IT tax in state budget; and more.
Maryland won’t get fighter jets from D.C. as previously promised – WBAL News Radio Baltimore visit of Project 2025 author sparks protest – CBS Baltimore/WJZ-TV Attorney General urges customers to delete 23andMe data amid bankruptcy – WMAR-TV Defense’s last-minute motions denied, jury selection proceeds in Rachel Morin murder trial – Fox 5 News Federal government […]
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Family Fall Festival at Star Bright Farm – This Saturday, November 1
Join Star Bright Farm for one of their favorite events of the year – the annual Family Fall Festival, this Saturday, November 1. It’s a perfect day to bring the family out to the farm to enjoy food, music, shopping, activities, and plenty of open space. FAMILY FALL FESTIVALSaturday, November 110:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. […]
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Friday Afternoon Headlines: Judge orders return of mistakenly deported Maryland man; Ravens’ Lamar Jackson and NASCAR’s Dale Earnhardt Jr. vie for rights to No. 8; Pet owners concerned they received wrong cremains; and more.
Judge orders return of Maryland man mistakenly deported to El Salvador — WJZ Ravens QB Lamar Jackson files trademark opposition against NASCAR’s Dale Earnhardt Jr. over use of No. 8 — The Baltimore Sun ‘I think we were conned’: More pet owners come forward, concerned they received wrong cremains — WBAL Moore to issue executive […]
