Last week, we shared news about John Waters on “The View” to discuss his new voice acting gig as a cat; the abrupt closure of Baltimore’s foraged eatery; and the new location of Howard County’s TARDIS Little Free Library.
Revisit the stories here:
“Old Ellicott City’s TARDIS vanishes — and reappears miles away in Elkridge“: TARDIS, Old Ellicott City hardly knew ya before you vanished under cover of night, only to reappear in the grassy hills of Elkridge.
“Reopening after $17.5M renovation, Chick Webb rec center honors a Baltimore jazz great“: Named after one of the city’s jazz greats, an East Baltimore recreation center reopened Thursday, following a $17.5 million renovation that nearly doubled the facility’s size.
“A modest proposal to examine Wes Moore’s youth sports accomplishments“: Every element of Gov. Wes Moore’s background appears to be under scrutiny by at least one regional news outlet. Might the examination extend as far back as Little League? A satirical piece from Len Foxwell takes a look.
“Filmmaker John Waters tells the ladies of ‘The View’ about voicing a cat in new adult animated comedy series ‘Kevin’“: In his first appearance on “The View,” Baltimore’s John Waters discussed voicing a cat in the new adult animated comedy series “Kevin.”
“Foraged abruptly closes Baltimore restaurant“: foraged eatery has held its final dinner service in Baltimore, chef Chris Amendola announced in a video message on social media.
