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“We’re All Over the Flood”: A Decade Later, Ellicott City Thrives Again
Thanks to resilient business owners, neighbors, and community leaders, a town hit hard by two floods and the economic toll of the pandemic is now experiencing a renaissance.
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Where to Watch Outdoor Movies Around Baltimore This Summer
Grab your popcorn, spread out a blanket, and enjoy flicks beneath the stars at some of the area’s greatest gathering spots and greenspaces.
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In Good Taste
Charm City Cakes Owner Says Trump Copied Obama’s Inauguration Cake
Why the nine-tier dessert looks oddly familiar.
Arts District
Biz Markie to Headline Light City 2017
The city releases details for concerts, performances, and international installations for the spring festival.
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Camp: Where Summer Builds Character
A guide to help your child have the best summer ever.
Charmed Life
Local Knitting Stores Gear Up for Women’s March
The Pussyhat Project inspires an entirely new knitting community.
The Chatter
New Poe Toaster Returns to Observe Edgar Allan Poe’s 208th Birthday
Poe House curator emeritus discusses what’s in store for toaster’s second appearance.
The Chatter
The Foundery Pilots New Workforce Development Program
All the program's candidates received job offers after taking classes in the maker-space.
On The Town
Inauguration Day Events and Drink Specials
Whether celebrating a win or drowning your sorrows, head to these spots on January 20.
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Visit Middletown, Maryland
History and charm meet right around the corner in Frederick County.
The Chatter
Justice Department and City Reach Agreement on Police Reforms
Consent decree comes five months after scathing report on Baltimore Police Dept.
On The Town
Pratt Black & White Party Returns in Transformative Year
This year’s soiree will be the last at the Central Library before construction begins.
Outside World
Field Notes: Chesapeake Bay gets a C-, Christmas Tree Disposal, and Hogan’s Environmental Agenda
A roundup of eco-news from around the area.
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The Lady in Waiting
For much of her life, Catherine Pugh has wanted to be mayor of Baltimore. Now she is. But what took so long?
On The Town
Patterson Bowling Center Renovations Celebrate Old and New
Under new ownership, decades-old alley will see $250,000 upgrades.
The Chatter
State Rules that Uber and Lyft Don’t Need to Fingerprint Drivers
Maryland Public Commission approved alternative background checks for ride-sharing companies.
The Chatter
Seven Best Winter-Driving Tips
We spoke with AAA to find out how to stay safe on snowy and icy roads.
The Chatter
Watch Sen. Barbara Mikulski Give Final Speech on Senate Floor
The longtime senator thanks Maryland and talks about 45 years of service.
Outside World
Field Notes: Professor Trash Wheel, Lake Roland, and the Bees’ Needs
A roundup of eco-news from around the area.
In Good Taste
Merchants Discuss Lexington Market Transformation
The country’s oldest public market to be razed and rebuilt in adjoining city-owned lot.
The Chatter
Thread Organizes Massive Day of Service on Giving Tuesday
Local mentoring program rallies more than 1,000 volunteers for citywide outreach effort.
The Chatter
Former Baltimore magazine Owner Susan Obrecht Passes Away at Age 61
Media maven was passionate about fashion, politics, and women’s rights.
