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As Maryland struggles to cope with the coronavirus pandemic, some of the 107 markets listed in the 2020 Maryland Farmers Market Directory are open — the Saturday morning 32nd Street Market in Baltimore's Waverly neighborhood among them.
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Following an executive order from Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan halting on-premise dining in the state, many Harford County restaurants have special options for pickup or delivery.
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With the rates of the coronavirus infection in Baltimore rising daily, Michael Roslan and his fiancee, Emily Thompson, have shuttered Diablo Doughnuts until the pandemic passes.
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As the COVID-19 crisis has wreaked havoc on national and local businesses, some in the restaurant industry have tweaked their business model and started selling grocery store items that are in high demand
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Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan took the extraordinary step of closing all non-essential businesses and services Monday. Here's what that means.
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The Baltimore Sun is asking area chefs how to spice up at-home dining with simple-to-prepare dishes. Today: Mario Cano Catalan, executive chef for Bar Vasquez, the spacious Harbor East restaurant.
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These days, food carryout and delivery provides perhaps the single greatest refuge to what can feel like an endless stream of bad news.
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Industry workers are experiencing financial insecurity and fear. At the same time, they’re using social media and digital payment services to support themselves
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Distillers throughout the area are using their alcohol production expertise to make sure counties and municipalities have enough hand sanitizer.
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The U.S. Small Business Administration has approved disaster assistance for Maryland.
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While restaurants and bars around the state are either temporarily closed or only providing carryout/delivery services amid the spread of the new coronavirus, Syriana Cafe in historic Ellicott City is taking it one step further by lending a helping hand to those in need.
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Maryland’s lawmakers have passed emergency legislation to extend unemployment benefits to people who lose their jobs due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Following an executive order from Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan halting on-premise dining in the state, Baltimore area restaurants are scrambling to offer delivery and curbside pickup.
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While we can’t be every beer drinker, we can hopefully point the way to something you’d like.
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In the fallout of the coronavirus pandemic, a small silver lining for bars and restaurants: The executive order from Maryland Governor Larry Hogan banning on-premise drinking and dining at area establishments also allows them to offer drinks for carryout and delivery
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While the date of this year’s second leg of horseracing’s Triple Crown remains unknown, the 145th Preakness Stakes will not feature InfieldFest at Pimlico Race Course.
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Sue Hess, founder of Maryland Citizens for the Arts, has died at age 87.
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Former Baltimore city health commissioner Dr. Leana Wen gave birth to a baby girl, Isabelle Wen Walker, on Friday, according to her Twitter account. It’s the second child for Wen and husband Sebastian Walker.
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If you need any other reason to watch "Mrs. America" beyond the brilliant performance of Cate Blanchett, consider this: The effects of the women’s movement in the 1970s still resonate thunderously through American life today.
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With Easter and Passover fast approaching, Baltimore-area ministers and rabbis are drawing on every resource they can to provide services for their flocks as coronavirus-related lockdowns expand across the region.
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Local arts groups are coming up with creative ways to serve even homebound audiences, from live-streaming concerts and performances to providing virtual access to digital tours of art collections.
