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Baltimore liquor board imposes small fines on several restaurants for coronavirus-related violations
Four restaurants received fines between $100 and $200 at Thursday's liquor board hearing for coronavirus-related violations.
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Coronavirus shuttered WTMD's First Thursdays concert series. Rufus Roundtree and Da B’More Brass Factory are bringing it back on a pirate ship.
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The Maryland State Fair has been canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic, but some events will take place at the fairgrounds in its absence.
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Edwin A. Oliver Jr., the unofficial “Mayor of South Baltimore” who was a popular figure in Federal Hill, has died. He was 93.
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Buckle down. COVID-19 isn’t going anywhere. And it’s especially bad in Baltimore. But don’t despair, for not all is terrible. For instance, you can enjoy the following shows, workshops and exhibits from home or the relative safety of the outdoors.
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Baltimore native Ernestine Shepherd, who is the oldest female competitive female bodybuilder in the world, has a cameo appearance in Beyoncé's "My Power" music video.
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The closure marks the first time the city has shuttered a restaurant over COVID-19 related violations, said Adam Abadir, spokesman for the city’s health department.
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The musical force for more than eight decades both internationally and here in Baltimore died in a hospice.
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Jemmah has been accused of murders, rapes, tortures and the theft of more than $300 million in public funds
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Her debut essay collection will be published Aug. 4.
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"Unknown," which Weems filmed at Baltimore Center Stage, debuts August 4 on Amazon.
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Based on the latest news, Baltimore and the surrounding area won’t be escaping COVID-19 anytime soon. Lucky for you, the city’s arts institutions have adapted their programming to suit this evolving pandemic.
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Lloyd Bowers, a church musician and harpsichordist recalled as being a Renaissance man, died of dementia complications May 27 at the Parry Home in Silver Spring. The longtime Bolton Hill resident was 80.
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Two restaurateurs want to both serves the community for free and allows individuals to buy healthy, delicious meals at an affordable price
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The shooting death of David Leroy King put an end to his ascendant rap career. His family, team and community refuse to let the music die.
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Coronavirus shuttered WTMD's First Thursdays concert series. Rufus Roundtree and Da B’More Brass Factory are bringing it back on a pirate ship.
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Her debut essay collection will be published Aug. 4.
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Duff Goldman, the noted Baltimore cake maker, and Johnna Colbry, his wife, are expecting their first child, the couple announced Saturday.
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PBS has responded to a growing TV and digital divide in a way that realizes some of the best hopes of public television’s founders by offering viewers an archive of streamed programs that are as good or better than anything on premium cable or streamed commercial services. And they are in large part free.
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The owner of a local chain of movie theaters is calling on Gov. Larry Hogan to reopen film houses in Maryland.
