Howard County dad’s go-kart track for son stuck in neutral, as county weighs its fate
At a community meeting Thursday in western Howard County, attendees discussed the impact and future of a go-kart track built on private property that has residents going in circles.
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Hot Plate: Vessel opens, new menu at Cosima, Maryland Crab Cake Festival, and more
From crab cakes and fall cocktails to spooky squid ink and Spanish cheese, this week is full of fun and unexpected ways to enjoy the Baltimore culinary scene.
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Hot House: This Norman Revival home looks plucked right out of the French countryside
Built in 1939, this Norman Revival house retains many of its original charming features, like a spiral staircase and steep rooflines.
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Bar and lounge ‘Vessel’ opens at Roost Baltimore Hotel in Baltimore Peninsula
A new bar and lounge called Vessel opened on the third floor of the ROOST Baltimore hotel and apartment building in Baltimore Peninsula.
Maryland education leaders pass new state reading policy despite initial criticism
Maryland education leaders are ushering in a new literacy plan meant to boost student success as part of the statewide shift to the science of reading.
BmoreArt’s Picks: October 22-28
BmoreArt’s picks this week: Enoch Pratt Artist-in-Residence Phylicia Ghee at Current; Livewire 14 featuring Annea Lockwood at UMBC; and more.
English armor, presidential telegrams, and Tom Clancy memorabilia: MPT films Season 12 of ‘Chesapeake Collectibles’
From 17th century armor to telegrams signed and sent by President Theodore Roosevelt, hundreds of guests brought their treasured artifacts to Maryland Public Television’s studio for appraisal and the chance…
Pride of Baltimore II festival to celebrate sailors and their tattoos
Pride of Baltimore II will host a festival celebrating the lives of sailors and the art of tattooing on Saturday.
Can Maryland’s growing African population shape State politics?
Maryland has the fourth highest population of African immigrants. Often overlooked, this community has begun organizing and demanding more political representation.
Bon Secours Community Works to honor late Rep. Elijah Cummings
Bon Secours Community Works will dedicate their Community Resource Center to the late U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings.
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Friday Afternoon Headlines: DALI owners agree to pay nearly $102M in Key Bridge settlement, maintain they are ‘not responsible’ for collapse; Body recovered from Inner Harbor; Biden to visit Baltimore next week; and more.
After $100 million federal settlement, DALI’s owners claim they are “not responsible” for Key Bridge collapse, vow to fight remaining lawsuits — WJZ Police: Dive Team recovers body from Inner Harbor — WBAL President Joe Biden to visit Baltimore next week to tout infrastructure and ‘pro-union’ record — The Baltimore Sun New lawsuit alleges child…
Howard County dad’s go-kart track for son stuck in neutral, as county weighs its fate
At a community meeting Thursday in western Howard County, attendees discussed the impact and future of a go-kart track built on private property that has residents going in circles.
St. Paul’s School for Girls Gator Lacrosse Clinic and Conversation with IAAM Coach of the Year
Tuesday, Nov. 5, 3:45 to 5:30 p.m.Levering Field at The St. Paul’s Schools Looking to sharpen your lacrosse skills with advice from IAAM championship players? St. Paul’s School for Girls will host a lacrosse clinic led by IAAM Coach of the Year Mary Gagnon for prospective students in grades 6 through 8. Following the clinic, participants and their families…
Crossing a line: Marylanders mobilize in PA to help swing the Keystone State
On a brisk Saturday morning in October, amid the historic sites and small businesses of Gettysburg, Penn., 40 people were gathered in a small office space. All were from Maryland, but these weren’t tourists seeking Civil War tales or you-pick apple orchards. They were politically active voters who wanted to help tilt the election in…
Hot Plate: Vessel opens, new menu at Cosima, Maryland Crab Cake Festival, and more
From crab cakes and fall cocktails to spooky squid ink and Spanish cheese, this week is full of fun and unexpected ways to enjoy the Baltimore culinary scene.
Conservative PAC, Dems face off over Maryland school board races
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Friday Afternoon Headlines: DALI owners agree to pay nearly $102M in Key Bridge settlement, maintain they are ‘not responsible’ for collapse; Body recovered from Inner Harbor; Biden to visit Baltimore next week; and more.
After $100 million federal settlement, DALI’s owners claim they are “not responsible” for Key Bridge collapse, vow to fight remaining lawsuits — WJZ Police: Dive Team recovers body from Inner Harbor — WBAL President Joe Biden to visit Baltimore next week to tout infrastructure and ‘pro-union’ record — The Baltimore Sun New lawsuit alleges child…
Friday Morning Headlines: Poll shows Alsobrooks leading Hogan; Mistrial in Edmondson Village mass shooting trial; Whooping cough cases soar; and more
Mistrial declared in Edmonson Village mass-shooting case – WBAL News Radio Poll: Alsobrooks up over Hogan for Senate seat, 52% to 40% – FOX Baltimore/WBFF-TV Baltimore Police struggles with staffing but improves in other areas – WBAL-TV Whooping cough cases are up tenfold in Maryland – The Sun Lexington Market candy shop continues to honor…
Thursday Afternoon Headlines: City worker who died on job didn’t receive extreme heat training; Amazon Fresh grocery store to open first Baltimore-area location; Rodents and exposed wires found at Rec and Parks facility; and more.
DPW employee who died on the job received no training for extreme heat, report finds — The Baltimore Sun Amazon Fresh grocery store coming to Glen Burnie — WMAR Rodent infestation, exposed wires and more at a Baltimore Recreation and Parks facility — Baltimore Brew Excessive speed, unsafe lane changing caused deadly I-695 work zone…
Thursday Morning Headlines: The motivations of Md.’s bear hunters; Deadly I-83 crash; A look at the Baltimore ballot questions; and more.
The motivations behind Maryalnd’s bear hunters – The Sun A look at the questions on the Baltimore City ballot – WYPR News No bail for John Callis, man charged with assaulting Commanders fans – WBAL-TV Two dead, four injured after crash on I-83 – WMAR-TV Dead rodents and gnawed wires at Baltimore parks and rec…
Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: Red Line planners consider tunnel vs. surface-level line; Maryland schools must share information on students charged with serious crimes; and more.
Final tweaks to Baltimore’s Red Line plan pit tunnels vs. surface-level railcars — The Baltimore Sun Maryland schools must share criminal records following Howard High student’s arrest for murder — WJZ Baltimore company featured on ‘Shark Tank’ opens restaurant — Baltimore Business Journal Harford County Council member charged with theft from union he led for…
Campus Views 2024: Calvert School
CALVERT SCHOOL Tucked away within the quiet, tree-lined streets of Tuscany-Canterbury, Calvert School’s campus provides children ages 4 to 14 with a calm, secure space to grow amid an otherwise bustling world. Located on 16 acres convenient to Johns Hopkins University and I-83, the School balances beautiful green spaces with state-of-the-art facilities to ensure an…