Last week, we shared news about the Camp Small fire in Baltimore; President-elect Donald Trump picking a Johns Hopkins surgeon to lead the Food and Drug Administration; and John Waters’ list of the Best Movies of 2024.
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“A City to Come: A Baltimore anchor cut loose amid frustration“: The Archdiocese of Baltimore has pulled up anchor at Greenmount Avenue and 22nd street after 151 years. The last Mass at the fabled St. Ann church was celebrated and widely mourned on November 24.

“Fire contained at Baltimore lumber yard“: Firefighters have contained the massive brush fire that blazed at a Baltimore lumber yard in Woodberry starting Thursday afternoon.

“All aboard the MTAโs free Holiday Bus!“: The Maryland Transit Administration is offering fun and free transportation aboard its Holiday Bus for the 46th year, bringing riders to the Mondawmin Train Garden for free.

“Trump taps Hopkins surgeon Martin Makary to oversee Food and Drug Administration“: President-elect Donald Trump has nominated Johns Hopkins surgical oncologist Dr. Martin Makary to lead the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

“Lamar Jacksonโs mom cussed him out after Ravens loss“: Fans had plenty to say about Lamar Jackson’s performance after the Baltimore Ravens lost to the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, but one voice in particular cut through the noise: Jackson’s mom, Felicia Jones.
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“John Waters releases his list of The Best Movies of 2024“: Movies about lesbian bodybuilders, a gay beatnik, and Brutalist architecture topped filmmaker John Watersโ list of The Best Movies of 2024.

“Want to watch a festive film? Data show Maryland’s favorite flicks this holiday season.“: The folks at AirportParkingReservations.com used survey data and Google Trends analysis to find which holiday movies travelers in Maryland and across the nation enjoy watching most.

“Blacks of the Chesapeake Foundation names interim CEO and president following founder’s death“: M. DeLois โDee Deeโ Strum will lead the Blacks of the Chesapeake Foundation as interim CEO and president, following the death of the organizationโs founder and longtime CEO Vincent O. Leggett in November.

“‘A Christmas Carol’ gets a twist in Poe Theatre staged reading“: Charles Dickensโ โA Christmas Carolโ will mix with the life of Edgar Allan Poe when The National Edgar Allan Poe Theatre presents a brand-new script as a staged reading on Dec. 21 and 22 at the Fells Point Corner Theatre.

“Baker’s Dozen: 13 Questions with Mike “Red” Farace of La Cuchara“: Mike “Red” Farace, sommelier at La Cuchara, talks about drinking Champagne, spending Thanksgiving on the Eastern Shore, and more.
