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Eight years after it closed, soul food favorite Darker Than Blue is making a comeback with a new restaurant in Baltimore opening this weekend.
- This 1920s cottage has been meticulously waterproofed to ensure that the new owners can enjoy spectacular water views of the Chesapeake Bay from every level.
- Durryle Brooks' talks on love and power have been part of training programs for Maryland prosecutors, attorneys, social workers and case managers who work in the field of abuse intervention.
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- Coquito, or Puerto Rican eggnog, is a hit with the customers at The Empanada Lady in Baltimore's Station North -- and the restaurant's owner says it's an important connection to her roots.
- Whether your style is a full orchestral performance of the classics or a self-styled Yuletide procession, there’s a concert for everyone’s musical tastes.
- Andrew Dardick and Brandon Millman founded the nonprofit TeamoTherapy to provide video games to children's hospitals in the Baltimore area.
- Fertilizer acts like a multivitamin and most trees, shrubs, vines, perennials, bulbs, and annuals grow and bloom just fine without it.
- For some Black Americans, Thanksgiving takes on additional significance because it is a way of passing down cooking traditions that started in Africa and extended to America during slavery.
- From jerk turkey to oyster dressing to vegan greens, Black Maryland chefs share their Thanksgiving recipes.
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- Gardeners will welcome gifts of favorite plants, clever tools, useful books or even the rental of a plot of land for future use.
- In the 1940s, the city’s Afro-American newspaper devoted a column called “Orchids and Onions” to calling out these racist shops — and praising those who went on the record as treating all shoppers equally.
- This extra-wide, 121-year-old home was fully renovated in 2008 to feature all the hallmarks of a traditional Baltimore rowhouse without the inconveniences.
- Calvin Thomas II, a Morgan State University graduate, has opened Dolphin University locations in Baltimore, Bowie, Atlanta, and Los Angeles to teach water safety and social development.
- Get in the holiday spirit with an Elf, attend a beer festival or 90′s rock concert, celebrate all things Irish or race to find clues for cash prizes.
- Get these home decor, clothing and accessories to get your ready for your holiday gatherings.
- Despite distinguishing himself as an internationally celebrated soloist and educator, Amit Peled remains fiercely committed to the idea of music as a public right, as something that belongs to everyone.
- Despite distinguishing himself as an internationally celebrated soloist and educator, Amit Peled remains fiercely committed to the idea of music as a public right, as something that belongs to everyone.
- Eight years after it closed, soul food favorite Darker Than Blue is making a comeback with a new restaurant in Baltimore opening this weekend.
- A documentary film profiling Baltimore’s police department in the wake of Detective Sean Suiter’s on-duty death is set to hit television and streaming services in December.
- In the 1940s, the city’s Afro-American newspaper devoted a column called “Orchids and Onions” to calling out these racist shops — and praising those who went on the record as treating all shoppers equally.
- Thousands crowd the Howard County Fairgrounds to scope out alpacas, check out products they generate, and learn about a growing trade.
