It’s never a bad a time to catch some live music over pizza and a drink, but it’s all the better if it’s to help put shelter over someone’s head or get them back on their feet. Tonight, Joe Squared in Station North is hosting a benefit concert for Project Plase (People Lacking Ample Shelter and Employment), with all proceeds going to the nonprofit based just down the street that helps house the displaced and find them work, among other services.
Hogan budget proposal cuts school programs — WYPR
Abandoned dog left with note receives outpouring of love, adoption requests — WBAL-TV
Freddie Gray protesters take police to court—officers involved in civil suit are associated with the corruption probe of the Gun Trace Task Force — Baltimore Beat/The Real News
Brewery in the works on Under Armour co-founder’s Baltimore County farm — BBJ
Baltimore officials to clear downtown homeless encampment, house people in dormitory-style facility — Baltimore Sun
Baltimore intensifies efforts to get homeless indoors during extreme cold — Baltimore Sun
Grand jury indicts Elkton man in workplace shooting that killed 3, injured 2 — WBAL-TV
16-year-old identified as Baltimore’s first homicide victim in 2018 — ABC2
Ravens Felt Like They Had Something Special This Season — BaltimoreRavens.com
Forward Press — Baltimore magazine
How to Spend a Perfect Food Weekend in Baltimore — Food and Wine
Religion behind bars: Maryland prisons hold wide range of services for holidays — Baltimore Sun
Gov. Hogan names new health secretary: Robert Neall — AP
Baltimore County homeless who died mourned — WYPR
Maryland researchers have a plan to use sensors to monitor the Chesapeake Bay for pollution — Technical.ly
10 impact-focused ventures join Johns Hopkins’ Social Innovation Lab — Technical.ly
Universities to study how to turn Baltimore into a “smart city” — Baltimore Sun
Tent City leader blasts Pugh as city prepares to relocate homeless group — Baltimore Brew
Doctor Talks About Flacco’s Recovery, Former Teammates React To Hit — WBAL
Tiny Houses Can Bring Big Changes for Youths, Low-Income Homeowners — Jewish Times
Moby Dick House of Kabob expands to Baltimore — WTOP
Cordish Cos. to redevelop BCCC building downtown with new tower — Baltimore Sun
Blueprint for housing the homeless includes support and a sense of community — Baltimore Brew
Baltimore Running Festival registration is flat this year. Its organizer has a theory as to why. — BBJ
Baltimore City Under Contract with CSX to Purchase Land for Riverside Park Expansion — SouthBmore
International Artist Constructs Freddie Gray-Inspired Statue In West Baltimore — CBS Baltimore
Pugh on defensive over handling of the Tent City protesters — Baltimore Brew
City Paper Photographer Documents “Last Days in Paper City” — Baltimore magazine
Lawyer: Southwest targeted allergic Muslim woman on flight — AP
Maryland Department of Transportation buys 140 buses for Baltimore — ABC2
Mayor to announce plan on homelessness Wednesday — Baltimore Brew
Ravens Seek To Reverse Unwanted Turnaround After 2-0 Start — CBS Baltimore
Baltimore Rock Opera Society Presents Sci-Fi Comedy — Baltimore magazine
Baltimore officials to move homeless at ‘Tent City’ to shelter — Baltimore Sun
Taxi business booming in Baltimore, despite competition with Uber — Fox45
Lutherville church’s Black Lives Matter sign vandalized a sixth time — Baltimore Brew
Majority of Maryland students failing to pass PARCC exams — ABC2
David Simon Discusses New HBO Series The Deuce — Baltimore magazine
Family and friends celebrate the life of Baltimore soldier killed in Afghanistan – ABC2
Baltimore City running low on opioid overdose remedy – Baltimore Sun
Count shows hundreds homeless in Baltimore County – WYPR
Pride marches through Baltimore: A photo essay – Baltimore Brew
MTA Rolls Out New Bus System – CBS Baltimore
