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Mary Martha Costello, a former supervisor in the Child Protective Services Division of the Baltimore Department of Social Services, died of heart failure April 19 at the Barrington at High Oaks, an assisted living home in Richmond, Virginia. She was 82 and had lived in Towson and in Harford County.

Open Works rents out space, machines and tools for artisans, craftspeople and more.

Helen M. “Candy” Byrnes, who encouraged students to become readers while she ran the Roland Park Country School bookstore and was an intrepid family entertainer, died of pulmonary complications May 11 at her Cedarcroft home. She was 77.

V. Jill Hurlbrink, a retired Catholic Charities social worker who appeared on 1960s television game shows, died of dementia complications May 10 at Springwell Senior Living in Mount Washington. The Towson resident was 83.

Samuel Rosenberg “Sam” Schnydman, a retired financial adviser and insurance agent, died of Parkinson’s disease complications May 8 at St. Agnes Hospital. The Locust Point resident was 81.

Francis J. Meagher, a retired attorney and partner in a general practice law firm, died of dementia complications May 3 at Stella Maris Hospice in Timonium. He was 94 and lived in Homeland for many years.

When Baltimore's Harborplace opened in 1980, there was a plethora of food and retail options to choose from. What shops do you remember?

Dr. Wilhelmina Paglinauan, a retired internist who practiced in the Golden Ring section of Baltimore County and was one of the leaders in Baltimore’s Filipino medical community, died of cancer complications May 4 at her Timonium home. She was 80.

Northeast Baltimore’s Clifton Mansion has undergone a major transformation. The historic building now houses a nonprofit, but was once home to notable Baltimore figure Johns Hopkins.

James L. Grem, a retired McCormick & Company, Inc. executive and indefatigable golfer who aced three holes-in-one, died of an apparent heart attack April 28 at his Timonium home. He was several days short of his 92nd birthday.

Joan Cardwell Martin, an early Jemicy School faculty member and a voracious reader, died April 16 after surgery for a broken hip at Sinai Hospital. She was 88.

Jean Schell Bonta, the former director of Ashland Preschool Center, died of heart failure April 26 at her home in Phoenix in Baltimore County. She was 82.

Dr. Kenrad E. Nelson, a retired Bloomberg School of Public Health professor who was an infectious disease specialist, died of bone marrow failure April 21 at Sinai Hospital. He was 89 and lived in Mount Washington.

Baltimore’s Flower Mart returned to Mount Vernon Place this weekend after missing two years because of pandemic restriction.

Herbert “Tripp” Burgunder III, a real estate attorney who believed that legal documents should be written in clear language, died in his sleep of an apparent heart attack April 19 at his Owings Mills home. He was 53.