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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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Given the OK to resume limited indoor dining on Friday night, a group of Fells Point restaurants said thanks, but no thanks.
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Seven bars and restaurants across Baltimore County were collectively fined $1,750 by the liquor board for violating coronavirus restrictions.
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Baltimore restaurants can resume indoor dining at 25% capacity starting Friday at 5 p.m., Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young announced Thursday, but other coronavirus-related restrictions will be tightened.
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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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The Baltimore City Health Department closed a Middle Eastern restaurant in Fells Point for violating coronavirus restrictions.
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Five more Baltimore City restaurants are set to go before the city’s liquor board later this month over concerns that they violated Gov. Larry Hogan’s coronavirus-related executive orders.
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Timonium-based Michele's Granola is expanding production capacity to meet growing demand from retailers during coronavirus.
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While much about the improbable rise and subsequent travails of three jocks-turned salad dressing entrepreneurs sounds like a folk tale, the allegations in the 38-page complaint are deadly serious.
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Giant Food, the Baltimore area’s largest grocer, plans to complete an expansion this month of its distribution warehouse, in part to supply products for home delivery.
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Lexington Market has reopened, but without some of its usual vendors, officials from the public market said.
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The Lexington Market in downtown Baltimore is now reopen, operating in a limited capacity after initially closing due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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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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Bmore Licks, the popular ice cream shop near Patterson Park in Southeast Baltimore, is expanding to a second location in Federal Hill.
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Fernand Tersiguel, an Ellicott City restaurateur who maintained his business through floods and fires, has died at 78.
Best of Retro Baltimore
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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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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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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.
