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Havre de Grace: Plenty to do as summer officially begins

Havre de Grace: Plenty to do as summer officially begins

Dr. Catherine R. Gira, a veteran educator and former Frostburg State University president, dies

Dr. Catherine R. Gira, a veteran educator and former Frostburg State University president, dies

What do you say to the losingest Orioles team in history? 'You gotta have heart'

What do you say to the losingest Orioles team in history? 'You gotta have heart'

Dayhoff: A New Windsor summer made glorious by Shakespeare

Dayhoff: A New Windsor summer made glorious by Shakespeare

Dayhoff: The Merry Marrying Wives of Carroll County

Dayhoff: The Merry Marrying Wives of Carroll County

Dayhoff: Summer, summer, wherefore art thou, summer

Dayhoff: Summer, summer, wherefore art thou, summer

Dallas Dance and the loss of trust

Dallas Dance and the loss of trust

A Thanksgiving luncheon in the company of seniors [South Laurel/Montpelier]

Much to like about 'Shakespeare in Love' at Center Stage

Much to like about 'Shakespeare in Love' at Center Stage

Brat-in-chief

Brat-in-chief

The week's best events in the Baltimore area: 'Julius Caesar,' burlesque and reptiles

The week's best events in the Baltimore area: 'Julius Caesar,' burlesque and reptiles

Kondwani Fidel opens up about his viral essay and giving a voice to black experiences in Baltimore

Kondwani Fidel opens up about his viral essay and giving a voice to black experiences in Baltimore

Enjoy a picnic and Shakespeare at Patapsco Female Institute [Ellicott City]

BSO Academy gives participants respite from the everyday

BSO Academy gives participants respite from the everyday

Outdoor theater is a rewarding tradition for Baltimore-area troupes — if the weather cooperates

Outdoor theater is a rewarding tradition for Baltimore-area troupes — if the weather cooperates

The bold, the brave, The Bard: Five veterans turn to theater to tell their stories

The bold, the brave, The Bard: Five veterans turn to theater to tell their stories

Award-winning Baltimore sports writer Frank Deford dies at 78

Award-winning Baltimore sports writer Frank Deford dies at 78

'Something Rotten' is anything but

'Something Rotten' is anything but

Doo-wop, the Grateful Dead and Ringling Bros.: this week in Baltimore's arts scene

Doo-wop, the Grateful Dead and Ringling Bros.: this week in Baltimore's arts scene

Hit musical ‘Something Rotten!’ heads to the Hippodrome

Hit musical ‘Something Rotten!’ heads to the Hippodrome

CCBC to debut production with hearing and deaf cast

CCBC to debut production with hearing and deaf cast

St. Patrick, Pi(e) and tabletop games: This week in Baltimore arts and entertainment

St. Patrick, Pi(e) and tabletop games: This week in Baltimore arts and entertainment

New UMBC men's lacrosse coach Ryan Moran has a reason for opening season at NCAA champ North Carolina

New UMBC men's lacrosse coach Ryan Moran has a reason for opening season at NCAA champ North Carolina

19th-century Hackerman House reveals its secrets during Walters renovation

19th-century Hackerman House reveals its secrets during Walters renovation

Timeless classic is well-treated in Compass Rose's 'Hamlet'

Timeless classic is well-treated in Compass Rose's 'Hamlet'

See all the Bard's works at River Hill High School [Clarksville]

Machinery classes and equipment auction for the handy [West Friendship]

McFadden named female athlete of the Paralympic Games

“The Complete Deaths of William Shakespeare: The Remount”

“The Complete Deaths of William Shakespeare: The Remount”

Free Fall Baltimore's 2016 lineup offers more than 200 events in October

Free Fall Baltimore's 2016 lineup offers more than 200 events in October

Best Director: Alice Stanley

Best Director: Alice Stanley

Saturday: "Red Velvet": A Staged Reading

Saturday: "Red Velvet": A Staged Reading

Old Merchants Club has a swashbuckling future with Chesapeake Shakespeare

Old Merchants Club has a swashbuckling future with Chesapeake Shakespeare

Aging sounds bad but hides opportunity for spiritual peak

Two rotten choices for president

Baltimore author Anne Tyler retells her least favorite Shakespeare play in latest novel "Vinegar Girl"

Baltimore author Anne Tyler retells her least favorite Shakespeare play in latest novel "Vinegar Girl"

Westminster native, future city resident wins Washington College's Sophie Kerr Prize

Westminster native, future city resident wins Washington College's Sophie Kerr Prize

Pentatonix, 'Romeo and Juliet' and more of the Baltimore area's top events this week

Pentatonix, 'Romeo and Juliet' and more of the Baltimore area's top events this week

A chat with activist and poet Tariq Touré

A chat with activist and poet Tariq Touré

Turn back to the '70s for funky 'Taming of the Shrew'

Turn back to the '70s for funky 'Taming of the Shrew'

Savage Love: The One-Night Stand

Savage Love: The One-Night Stand

Maryland salutes Shakespeare, 400 years after his death

Maryland salutes Shakespeare, 400 years after his death

The dumbing down of a generation

The dumbing down of a generation

Nicholas Delaney, resident musician of Chesapeake Shakespeare Company, dies at 34

Nicholas Delaney, resident musician of Chesapeake Shakespeare Company, dies at 34

Friday: "The Complete Deaths of William Shakespeare"

Friday: "The Complete Deaths of William Shakespeare"

Playhouse's 'Twelfth Night' offers refreshing fun

Playhouse's 'Twelfth Night' offers refreshing fun

Hot spots for classical music and theater this winter in Baltimore

Hot spots for classical music and theater this winter in Baltimore

Letter: Superintendent's reasoning behind closing North Carroll High smells rotten

Westminster High School to perform comedic spin on Shakespeare

Westminster High School to perform comedic spin on Shakespeare

Carroll Night Out: National Players to perform 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'

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A Baltimore punk bar’s new lease on life: Nonprofit is working to rehabilitate the legendary Sidebar

A Baltimore punk bar’s new lease on life: Nonprofit is working to rehabilitate the legendary Sidebar

Baltimore Councilman Zeke Cohen enters council president race, setting up clash with incumbent Nick Mosby

Baltimore Councilman Zeke Cohen enters council president race, setting up clash with incumbent Nick Mosby

Five & Dime Ale House in Baltimore’s Hampden neighborhood closes after six years

Five & Dime Ale House in Baltimore’s Hampden neighborhood closes after six years

Five takeaways from 2022-23 season for Maryland men’s basketball after 73-51 loss to Alabama in NCAA Tournament second round

Five takeaways from 2022-23 season for Maryland men’s basketball after 73-51 loss to Alabama in NCAA Tournament second round

General Assembly bills approach ‘crossover day’ with some ahead of the game, others hanging in the balance

General Assembly bills approach ‘crossover day’ with some ahead of the game, others hanging in the balance

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