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Martin Whittier and Nate Brubaker, two filmmakers from the Baltimore and Washington D.C., area credited with advancing the region’s filmmaking industry, died in a car crash Thursday while driving back from a film production in Philadelphia.
- Questions have been raised about the effectiveness and oversight of the COVID-19 relief program, which awarded $28.6 billion in grants to thousands of businesses.
- Kathy C. Cordes, a former Baltimore Sun artist who later worked at NASA’s Space Telescope Institute, has died. She was 71.
- Baltimore-based dance company Ballet After Dark spent eight years turning trauma to triumph, before their recent recognition on the America's Got Talent stage.
- More than 200 years after Frederick Douglass was born in 1818 on the Eastern Shore, sojourners can explore the landscapes of his youth, his pivotal time in Baltimore and beyond, via heritage sites, walking and self-driving tours, exhibits and more.
- Experience the first film in the Harry Potter series with an orchestra, listen to traditional jazz music, support a good cause, enjoy a night of laughter, have a meal and take in a show and celebrate all things Maryland.
- Starting in the 1980s in New York City, Ballroom caters to the LGBTQIA+ and transgender community, providing a safe space for their expression as dancers.
- Heyward gave the nearly 1,000 people attending each night’s concert a high-speed, jolting, heart-pounding roller coaster ride.
- Growing up in Maryland influenced the work of these three artists, including two who are returning to the area.
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- Growing up in Maryland influenced the work of these three artists, including two who are returning to the area.
- Grab your tickets to a sci-fi themed concert, go to the debut of a young artist’s work, drink wine and listen to opera, run for charity or attend the Ravens’ preseason opener.
- David D. Crandall, a musician and technical designer active in the independent theaters in Baltimore and Washington, died July 16 following a swimming accident while vacationing with his family at Kure Beach, North Carolina.
- Whether you’re looking for a glamorous taste of Spain or a beach bar where you can take the kids, here are five places to try on your next visit to Ocean City.
- The Maryland Braille Challenge, now in its 13th year, is hosted annually by the Maryland School for the Blind and the Maryland State Department of Education. Students get tested on reading comprehension, spelling, chart and graph reading, proofreading, speed and accuracy.
- Hug Don't Shoot organized its fifth-annual summer event, "Christmas in July Music Fest." The party brought hundreds to the Clifton Park bandshell, with vendors, back-to-school giveaways and food nearby.
GAMES & TRIVIA
- Growing up in Maryland influenced the work of these three artists, including two who are returning to the area.
- Filled with 208 years of Baltimore and U.S. firsts, the Peale Museum is reopening on Aug. 13 geared to Light City’s communities.
- Questions have been raised about the effectiveness and oversight of the COVID-19 relief program, which awarded $28.6 billion in grants to thousands of businesses.
- A Maryland native is one of the 16 new houseguests on season 24 of 'Big Brother'.
- Columnist Susan Soldavin shares information about people and places and events happening in and around Clarksville.
- Martin Whittier and Nate Brubaker, two filmmakers from the Baltimore and Washington D.C., area credited with advancing the region’s filmmaking industry, died in a car crash Thursday while driving back from a film production in Philadelphia.
