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Experts say there’s been a gradual but growing realization that child care is an economic problem that crosses genders, races and income levels. And that was before the pandemic.
- Keyia Yalcin, owner of Fishnet in Mount Vernon Marketplace, has launched a special on Baltimore’s iconic dish - lake trout - with a portion of the proceeds going to support Just Call Me Chef.
- Garden Q&A with the University of Maryland Extension's Ellen Nibali on leaf munching harlequin bugs and protecting strawberry plants from the winter cold.
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- The outfit is a riddle. Well-tailored but garish. Expensive, but nothing that a wealthy man would have chosen to wear. The coat’s label: “Tilghman Davis 1888.”
- Baltimore natives and actors Julie Bowen and Lance Reddick are in a web video that seems to be an advertisement for a luxury car ad, But we can't get past the accents.
- Adrienne Jones made “double history” last year to become the first woman and first African American to preside over Maryland’s House of Delegates. For the new House speaker, it wasn’t enough to break barriers on her own.
- Newsmaker: Eli Washington, development director at FreeState Justice.
- Baltimore-area resident surprised at Glamour magazine’s Women of the Year honor.
- Garden Q&A with the University of Maryland Extension's Ellen Nibali on fall blooms and how to tell the difference between goldenrod and ragweed as well as managing saplings.
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- Roca, an anti-violence program, is helping young men in Baltimore try to change their lives.
- The long-awaited "Charm City Kings," featuring Baltimore's dirt bike scene debuted late last week on HBO Max. Now, local riders and others are praising its realism but lamenting a narrative of drug dealing and violence.
- He was 21 and balding, with a quirky name and a Hall of Fame arm that would set him apart if the other stuff didn’t. In the early years of the Baltimore Colts, Yelberton Albert (Y.A.) Tittle wowed football fans who rallied around the young quarterback of their fledgling football team.
- On Saturday, a line of book lovers that stretched down Vineyard Lane attested that not even the combined forces of a fire, a pandemic and the IRS is enough to overcome the beloved Book Thing of Baltimore.
- Garden Q&A with the University of Maryland Extension's Ellen Nibali on caterpillar droppings and reestablishing a shrub.
- Who remembers Hendler's holiday egg nog flavor?
- The playlist will feature at least 50 artists who are either from Baltimore or otherwise have connections to the city's robust and diverse music scene.
- Lillian B. Hackerman, whose Baltimore-area philanthropic interests that she shared with her late husband, construction company executive Willard Hackerman, ranged from educational to cultural, medical and religious institutions, died Sunday. She was 100.
- Baltimore transportation officials are in the early stages of discussing new safety restrictions for restaurants that have expanded their outdoor dining operations after a driver crashed into a Federal Hill cafe’s outdoor patio.
- Baltimore natives and actors Julie Bowen and Lance Reddick are in a web video that seems to be an advertisement for a luxury car ad, But we can't get past the accents.
- The outfit is a riddle. Well-tailored but garish. Expensive, but nothing that a wealthy man would have chosen to wear. The coat’s label: “Tilghman Davis 1888.”
- Thousands crowd the Howard County Fairgrounds to scope out alpacas, check out products they generate, and learn about a growing trade.
