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Arts

A guide to Light City Baltimore's neighborhood festivities

The Inner Harbor isn’t the only place in Baltimore that will be all lit up for Light City, the annual free lights festival returning this month. Neighborhood Lights, a series of illuminated visual or performance art projects installed in 14 city neighborhoods, is set to open this weekend.

A guide to Light City Baltimore's neighborhood festivities




Crime

8 Baltimore trials to watch in 2018

The Gun Trace Task Force case, the bribery trial of state Sen. Nathaniel Oaks, and the killings of Phylicia Barnes and McKenzie Elliott are among the trials to watch in Baltimore in 2018

8 Baltimore trials to watch in 2018



Crime

Two shot in Hollins Market

A man and a woman were shot near the 800 block of West Pratt Street Thursday night around 11 p.m., according to Baltimore police.

Two shot in Hollins Market














Sun Investigates

Low-income renters in Baltimore become migrants in their own city

Eviction, and the threat of eviction, weigh heavily on the lives of many of Baltimore's poorest tenants. They move from one ramshackle rental to the next, migrants in their own city, squeezed by rents that consume most of their meager incomes, intolerable housing conditions, a court system that advocates say is insufficiently responsive to their complaints, and a rate of eviction actions that is among the highest in the nation.

Low-income renters in Baltimore become migrants in their own city

Travel

Chefs with Maryland roots cook, live it up in California

Take a pinch of adventure, add a dash of wanderlust and mix in opportunity. Blend in a passion for deliciousness and what does the recipe yield? For three chefs with Maryland ties — Duff Goldman, Michael Voltaggio and Ryan Coffey — the dish might be called California dreamin'.

Chefs with Maryland roots cook, live it up in California




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