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Two community associations and a proactive core of homeowners are bent on maintaining their quality of life.
- A few years ago, Parkville resident Daniel Dean became fascinated with a site at Marshy Point Nature Center in Baltimore County.
- This is a modern-day palace that will leave your visitors gaping in awe from the moment they approach the front door.
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- Ricardo Ortiz took his talent as a political journalist in Mexico to Baltimore, becoming an organizer with CASA and documenting important moments for the Latino community
- In a time of isolation and racial unrest, people in the Black community are tapping into a yoga to get a sense of reprieve. Within the past year, teachers say they have seen an increasing number of Black men and women either practicing yoga or working to become instructors.
- The coronavirus pandemic has exacerbated long-standing housing struggles for Latino residents, who often earn minimum or subminimum wages in a city where the median rent is unaffordable for them. Many are months behind on rent and fearing eviction.
- The Orioles welcomed fans back to Camden Yards for the first time in more than 18 months on Thursday, with an announced crowd of 10,150 fans declared a sellout as the team tired to adhere to its own health and safety guidelines.
- Popcorn, mixers and lake trout are just some of the delicious offerings available Sunday mornings from 7 a.m. to noon beneath the Jones Falls Expressway at Holliday and Saratoga streets.
- The Maryland Medical Cannabis Commission has faced scrutiny and lawsuits after the first 15 companies chosen in 2016 to grow cannabis were all white-owned.
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- A construction fence recently went up around the old Odell’s disco palace as a renovation began on this North Avenue landmark.
- I spotted these when hiking in a state park. Can I grow them in my backyard?
- Stunningly beautiful historic townhouse once played host to the 19th century Russian composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky in 1891.
- John Foster, chief operating officer for Fearless, a $40 million Baltimore-based company, partners with area companies working with marginalized communities and students.
- Erica Cegelski has heard all the questions from first-time clients. Must I smoke it? Will I hallucinate? Can I be arrested for carrying it?
- Owner Tony Toskov credits his customers and his team for the honor. “The success of our business is really based on referrals by other customers,” Toskov said.
- Baltimore County Council members and residents took issue with what they called potential “unintended consequences” of proposed zoning changes that would allow hundreds more restaurants to hold live music.
- Cinema lovers have a choice of film festivals this week. Other attractions include a walk at the zoo, a poetry class and more.
- “There is no rivalry,” Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott said, standing inside the restaurant. Instead, he thinks Baltimore is the clear winner. “D.C.’s food scene does not compete with Baltimore,” Scott said.
- I believe they will be studying the TV trial of Derek Chauvin for years in both law and media schools.
- A few years ago, Parkville resident Daniel Dean became fascinated with a site at Marshy Point Nature Center in Baltimore County.
- Thousands crowd the Howard County Fairgrounds to scope out alpacas, check out products they generate, and learn about a growing trade.
