Odorite building sells for $1M to Astoria Charm Property Management Inc.
Astoria Charm Property Management Inc. on Tuesday completed its acquisition of the former Odorite building at 1111 Maryland Ave.
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Odorite building sells for $1M to Astoria Charm Property Management Inc.
Astoria Charm Property Management Inc. on Tuesday completed its acquisition of the former Odorite building at 1111 Maryland Ave.
Highlighting Baltimore’s Cherished Assets: Discovery Days 2026
Explore Baltimore’s Best Downtown Attractions February 1–10 with Special Deals and Discounts Downtown Partnership of Baltimore announces Discovery Days 2026, a city-wide cultural celebration that invites families, residents and visitors to experience some of Baltimore’s most beloved attractions at affordable rates. The 10-day event runs Sunday, February 1 through Tuesday, February 10, 2026, offering special…
Grilled Cheese and Panini Shop ‘Toasty Corner’ Coming to Federal Hill
Grilled cheese and panini shop Toasty Corner is opening at the former Afters Cafe space at 1001 S. Charles St. in Federal Hill.
Explore American Craft Made Baltimore, the largest juried craft fair on the East Coast.
Now in its 49th year, American Craft Made Baltimore brings together 400 artists, 10,000 attendees, and dozens of local partner organizations from across the East Coast for shopping, demonstrations, hands-on experiences, and connection through craft. February 20-22, 2026 at the Baltimore Convention Center. Single-day tickets and weekend passes are available now!
Walters Art Museum appoints new chief curator
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Wednesday Morning Headlines: Is cold weather the cause for rise in assaults?; Former Capitol Police Officer Harry Dunn enters race for Congress; Systemic failings at BGE call center; and more.
Is cold weather to blame for rise in aggravated assaults in Baltimore? – WBAL News Radio Former Capitol Police Officer Harry Dunn enters race for Hoyer congressional seat – CBS Baltimore Brewer’s Art is $150,000 in debt, according to court records – Baltimore Banner Baltimore ponders the ethics of saving parking spots as snow lingers…
Wednesday Morning Headlines: Is cold weather the cause for rise in assaults?; Former Capitol Police Officer Harry Dunn enters race for Congress; Systemic failings at BGE call center; and more.
Is cold weather to blame for rise in aggravated assaults in Baltimore? – WBAL News Radio Former Capitol Police Officer Harry Dunn enters race for Hoyer congressional seat – CBS Baltimore Brewer’s Art is $150,000 in debt, according to court records – Baltimore Banner Baltimore ponders the ethics of saving parking spots as snow lingers…
Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Maryland House and Senate pass bills to end local law enforcement partnerships with ICE; Brewer’s Art former employees speak out; Snow overnight Tuesday; and more.
Maryland House, Senate pass bills to end 287(g) law enforcement partnership with ICE — WJZ Brewer’s Art employees speak out after sudden closure, allegedly without pay: ‘Double kick in the stomach’ — The Baltimore Sun Snow across Baltimore region Tuesday could create slick spots on Wednesday — WBAL Citizen advisory board backs Inspector General Cumming’s…
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Tuesday Morning Headlines: Emergency runway repairs at BWI; Immigrant protection bills in Baltimore County; Wanted man rams police cruiser with Porsche; and more.
Emergency runway pavement repairs at BWI trigger ground stops – WBAL News Radio The slow, hard work of snow removal continues – CBS Baltimore Baltimore County Council approves immigrant protection measures on party-line vote – WYPR News With falls and frustrations, Baltimore parents criticize schools reopening – The Sun Maryland House approves congressional map; expected…
Monday Afternoon Headlines: Brewer’s Art pub and restaurant abruptly closes; Emergency legislation seeks to block ICE facility in Howard County; Annapolis Police chief fired; and more.
The Brewer’s Art, a Mount Vernon mainstay, abruptly closes after 30 years — The Baltimore Banner Emergency legislation seeks to block ICE detainment facility in Elkridge — WBAL Annapolis Police chief fired after declining to resign — Capital Gazette Maryland joins opposition as Trump admin targets child immigrant protections — The Baltimore Sun Stadium Authority…
Monday Morning Headlines: Armed man shot by police in Overlea; Baltimore band wins pair of Grammys; Body found on BW Parkway identified after decades; and more.
Armed man taken to hospital after police shooting in Overlea – WBAL News Radio Bill would create an official state shark in Maryland – CBS Baltimore UMBC graduate returns to the U.S. after going missing in the Phillipines – Baltimore Banner Baltimore rock band Turnstile takes home two grammy awards – The Sun Body found…
