Baltimore Weekend Events: Valentine’s Day, RENT in Concert, Burlesque, and more.
Whether you’re looking for a way to spend Valentine’s Day weekend with someone special, or show yourself some love with a solo date, this weekend presents some exciting activities throughout Baltimore.
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Nobody asked Dan Rodricks, but… here are his ideas for how Baltimore could host some Washington entertainment, a rigatoni recipe, and more.
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Maryland lawmakers float taxing social media companies over mental health
Maryland lawmakers are considering taxing social media giants for their role in harming the mental health of children.
A small step toward net-zero carbon emissions? Making power out of poop
Just by flushing their toilets, almost 2 million residents across Montgomery and Prince George’s counties may reduce greenhouse gas emissions and contribute to cleaner air in the national capital region.
Does Maryland’s budget delay pain or invest in our future?
The Maryland General Assembly is back in session — and the only thing lawmakers must do before they adjourn in April is pass a balanced budget. In an election year,…
Gov. Moore pushes for redistricting, focuses on affordability in State of the State
Gov. Wes Moore touted the state’s efforts to make Maryland a safer, more competitive and more affordable place to live Wednesday in his fourth State of the State address.
Babe Ruth artifacts go up for auction
Bidding is open throughout the month of February for a sports auction, including three artifacts tied to Baltimore baseball legend Babe Ruth.
Maryland lawmakers begin work on banning surveillance pricing as retail advocates object
Top Maryland Democrats signaled last month that banning surveillance and dynamic pricing statewide would be a high priority this legislative session.
Baltimore City Sheriff’s Office ratifies new contract with improved pay and accountability
The Baltimore City Sheriff’s Office ratified its second contract since it obtained collective bargaining rights in 2021.
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Friday Afternoon Headlines: Plans for potential ICE office in Hunt Valley; Poll finds Maryland Democratic voters strongly support redistricting; Bill would let BGE build natural gas, not just renewable power; and more.
Baltimore County Council convening emergency session amid rumors of Hunt Valley ICE office — WBAL Poll: 70% of Maryland Democratic primary voters back redistricting amid Senate opposition — The Baltimore Sun Maryland bill would allow BGE to build natural gas, not just renewable power — The Baltimore Banner Gov. Wes Moore argues Biden “needed to…
Waxter Center for Senior Citizens will close temporarily by May; Where programs will go, possible reopening date still being determined
The Waxter Center for Senior Citizens will close at least temporarily this spring while city officials decide how to address a malfunctioning air conditioning system and other building maintenance issues.
From Baltimore to Philly, relay run aims to raise more than just funds for single moms
A relay run from Baltimore to Philadelphia on Saturday will raise money and awareness for Jeremiah Program of Baltimore.
‘Objects Made Holy’ is an artist’s love letter to Baltimore community, now at The Peale
Baltimore artist Gina Pierleoni curated “Objects Made Holy” to build community in Baltimore, letting residents tell their stories.
Baltimore is still dealing with dismal EMS offload times
Baltimore’s Emergency Medical Services says offload times at hospitals are causing a pain for the system and for patients.
Baltimore to manage deer overpopulation with help from wildlife biologist marksmen
Baltimore will enlist the help of sharpshooting wildlife biologists to reduce the deer population in city parks.
Friday Afternoon Headlines: Plans for potential ICE office in Hunt Valley; Poll finds Maryland Democratic voters strongly support redistricting; Bill would let BGE build natural gas, not just renewable power; and more.
Baltimore County Council convening emergency session amid rumors of Hunt Valley ICE office — WBAL Poll: 70% of Maryland Democratic primary voters back redistricting amid Senate opposition — The Baltimore Sun Maryland bill would allow BGE to build natural gas, not just renewable power — The Baltimore Banner Gov. Wes Moore argues Biden “needed to…
Friday Morning Headlines: Raskin calls Baltimore ICE facility ‘staggeringly overcrowded’; Taxing social media for mental health; Culling deer in Baltimore parks; and more.
U.S. Rep. Jamie Raskin calls Baltimore ICE facility ‘staggeringly overcrowded’ – CBS Baltimore Controversial husband and wife resign from the dysfunctional Wilde Lake Village Board – Baltimore Banner Baltimore officials detail plan to reduce deer population in city parks – WBAL-TV Some lawmakers discuss taxing social media companies over mental health – WYPR News Marine…
Thursday Afternoon Headlines: Baltimore spent over $500K of COVID federal funds on Artscape; Mt. Vernon senior center to close after 50 years; UMD researchers launch fart study; and more.
Inspector General: Baltimore spent more than $500k in COVID federal funds on Artscape musicians — WMAR City to shutter Mt. Vernon landmark after 50 years — Baltimore Business Journal Passing gas for science: UMD researchers launch new fart study — The Baltimore Banner Baltimore County residents urge leaders to spare schools from cuts, larger class…
Thurday Morning Headlines: Reactions to Moore redistricting plea; How will snow melt affect the Chesapeake?; Woodstove ashes spark house fire; and more.
Mixed reactions to Gov. Moore’s redistrcting plea – WBAL News Radio How will snow melt impact the Chesapeake Bay? – CBS Baltimore Trump administration won’t withhold $700 million from Maryland schools – Baltimore Banner Baltimore inspector general says she will go to court to fight for records – Baltimore Brew Discarded woodstove ashes set Harford…
Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: Moore pushes for redistricting, navigates Trump in State of the State address; At least 15 winter-related deaths in Maryland since snow and ice storm; Jackson Holliday to miss Orioles’ opening day; and more.
Wes Moore’s State of the State: Pushing for redistricting, navigating Trump’s tensions — The Baltimore Banner At least 15 die from cold in Maryland in first 2 weeks of heavy snow, ice storm — The Baltimore Sun Jackson Holliday to miss opening day with broken bone in hand — WBAL Bill to create statewide nonemergency…
Worthington Green: Luxury Homes, Privacy, and Timeless Craftsmanship
Worthington Green, located in the desirable Owings Mills area of Maryland, has been a standout community since its establishment in 2013. Thoughtfully developed over the years, the neighborhood is celebrated for its spacious homes and a strong sense of community, fostering both connection and privacy. It is recognized for its distinctive collection of high-end custom…
