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Jasmine Norton never thought that she would be a chef—let alone one with the potential of being a household name.
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The weekly Girl Power Happy Hour computer meet-ups have been a lifeline for many Baltimore area black women — who are juggling work, children and marriage as well as keeping tabs on their own parents — all under the constant threat of the coronavirus.
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Find our critics' picks and well as readers' choice winners for the Baltimore area's best in personal services.
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Find our critics' picks and well as readers' choice winners for the Baltimore area's best in people and media.
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Baltimore Sun readers have voted on the best of the area's home and garden companies. Here are the winners.
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Find our critics' picks and well as readers' choice winners for the Baltimore area's best food and drinks.
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Find our critics' picks and well as readers' choice winners for the Baltimore area's best arts and activities.
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Elsewhere across the country, drive-in theaters have seen an unexpected boom as families and movie lovers look for an escape from isolation. But not at Bengies in Middle River.
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Chrystelle T. Bond, founder of the dance program at Goucher College and former Baltimore Sun dance critic, has died at 82.
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This is an ongoing list of coronavirus related closings and postponements in the Greater Baltimore area.
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Baltimore Police Officer Gregory Parker will appear on the new Fox television show "Ultimate Tag" on Wednesday at 9 p.m.
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The move to cancel summer events comes as the city continues to fight the spread of the coronavirus. While some restrictions have been relaxed statewide, Baltimore remains under a stay-at-home order.
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Oprah Winfrey announced her Oprah Winfrey Charitable Foundation will donate money to organizations dedicated to helping undeserved communities in Baltimore; Chicago; Nashville, Tennessee; Milwaukee, Wisconsin; and Kosciusko, Mississippi, where she was born.
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A Songland contestant from Westminster time has come to an end on the music show but he hold much positivity and optimism towards his experience and the future.
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For many, the opening of snowball season signals the start of spring. This year, it’s a bigger deal: families are flocking to snowball shacks for constancy in a crisis, as if confections will stave off infections.
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A Songland contestant from Westminster time has come to an end on the music show but he hold much positivity and optimism towards his experience and the future.
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The weekly Girl Power Happy Hour computer meet-ups have been a lifeline for many Baltimore area black women — who are juggling work, children and marriage as well as keeping tabs on their own parents — all under the constant threat of the coronavirus.
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Jasmine Norton never thought that she would be a chef—let alone one with the potential of being a household name.
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Effects of CBS Viacom merger and COVID-19 felt in Baltimore as 27-year veteran Mike Schuh is out at WJZ.
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Elsewhere across the country, drive-in theaters have seen an unexpected boom as families and movie lovers look for an escape from isolation. But not at Bengies in Middle River.
