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Ethan McLeod
Ethan has been editing and reporting for Baltimore Fishbowl since fall of 2016. His previous stops include Fox 45, CQ Researcher and Connection Newspapers in Northern Virginia. His freelance writing has been featured in Baltimore City Paper, Leafly, DCist and BmoreArt, among other outlets. He enjoys basketball, humid Mid-Atlantic summers and story tips.
Baltimore’s next police commissioner: Joel Fitzgerald, out of Fort Worth, Texas
The rumors were true, it turns out: Baltimore’s next police commissioner will be Joel Fitzgerald, who most recently served as the chief of the Fort Worth Police Department in Texas.
Friday Morning Headlines: Jury acquits man accused of murdering Baltimore Tattoo Museum employee; Students push Hopkins, UMD to sever relationships with ICE; and more
Students protest, petition to urge Hopkins, University of Maryland to cut ties with ICE — The Sun
In Baltimore, a pre-Kirwan pep rally centered on equity — Baltimore Brew
A video game raising mental health awareness won University of Baltimore’s Attman Competition — Technical.ly
How Beer Is Made In Guinness’ Pilot Brewery — CBS Baltimore
Man accused of murdering Baltimore Tattoo Museum artist acquitted by jury — WBAL-TV
Thursday Afternoon Headlines: Snowy weather causes hundreds of crashes; RGIII has a chance to start for Ravens on Sunday; and more
On first snow day of the season, Baltimore sets a record for its wettest year in the books — The Sun
Hundreds of crashes reported as snow, sleet, freezing rain falls — WBAL-TV
Port Covington no longer being considered for maglev station — BBJ
One Year Later| Questions remain surrounding Baltimore Detective’s death — Fox 45
Lamar Jackson absence due to illness leaves RG III as only available Ravens QB at practice Thur. — ESPN
Police ID man who shouted ‘Heil Hitler! Heil Trump!’ at ‘Fiddler on the Roof,’ say he was intoxicated
A man who stood up during intermission last night at the performance of “Fiddler on the Roof” at the Hippodrome Theater downtown and shouted “Heil Hitler! Heil Trump!” was escorted out of the building, and was permitted to walk away free after police made contact with him.
Thursday Morning Headlines: Winter weather arrives early in Baltimore; White supremacist outburst during ‘Fiddler on the Roof’; and more
Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: Inspector general report finds money wasted by city’s health department; Pigs run amok in Dundalk backyards; and more
Council delays natural gas franchise agreement between city and BGE — Baltimore Brew
Who let the pigs out? Pigs turn up in Dundalk backyards — WBAL-TV
Racist graffiti investigated at Goucher College — Fox 45
The Art of Healing — Baltimore magazine
Hogan administration approves $6.4 million in grants for Hippodrome, Maryland Science Center and others
From a new IMAX projection system for the Maryland Science Center to larger-than-life exhibits for kids to learn and play, state officials today signed off on more than $6 million in bond-funded grants to help some of Baltimore’s top downtown institutions with large-scale projects.
School board votes to close Banneker Blake Academy, along with five other schools
Despite outcry from parents and protests from the Benjamin Banneker Eubie Blake Academy for Arts & Sciences’ co-founders and board, the Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners on Tuesday night voted to close the Northeast Baltimore charter school at the end of the current school year.
Wednesday Morning Headlines: Details on Baltimore County’s financial aid package for Tradepoint Atlantic; Ludlow Market in Locust Point closing months after opening; and more
Sloppy Snow To Affect Thursday Morning Commute — CBS Baltimore
Maryland drivers to set new record for Thanksgiving travel — BBJ
Ludlow Market Closes in Locust Point, Bottle Shop to Stay Open Through the Weekend — SouthBmore.com
3 immersive initiatives JHU’s tech-focused film program is bringing to Baltimore — Technical.ly
