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Design for Distancing Competition Aims to Revive The Beauty of Public Spaces

Forward-thinking social-distancing structures could be built in the city as early as this month.
The Chatter

Design for Distancing Competition Aims to Revive The Beauty of Public Spaces

Forward-thinking social-distancing structures could be built in the city as early as this month.
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Columbus Statue Toppled, Thrown Into Inner Harbor
Statue near Little Italy becomes latest monument in the U.S. to fall.
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Columbus Statue Toppled, Thrown Into Inner Harbor

Statue near Little Italy becomes latest monument in the U.S. to fall.
Illustration by Joe Maccarone
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A World of Difference
What will the “new normal” look like in the COVID-19 era?
Illustration by Joe Maccarone
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A World of Difference

What will the “new normal” look like in the COVID-19 era?

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Activists gathered at a press conference in Harbor East last week. Ron Cassie
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County Officials and Italian-American Activists Demand Protection for Columbus Statues

Group calls on Mayor Young and Governor Hogan to act.
The parklet constructed outside of Waterfront Hotel. Photography by Sarah Kloepple
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Outdoor Dining Parklets Are “Lifesavers” for Fells Point Bars and Restaurants

Community unites to help create al fresco seating using repurposed materials.
Photography by Christopher Myers
Health & Wellness

All in a Day With Ellen Frost

We follow a day in the life of the Local Color Flowers owner.
Courtesy of Yahu Blackwell
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Boxer Yahu Blackwell Is An All-Everything Businessman

The 33-year-old Baltimore native is the owner of the new Rita’s Italian Ice in Hampden.
The Juneteenth Baltimore Freedom Fest will descend into a celebration at Druid Hill Park. Photography by Elvert Barnes via Flickr Commons
The Chatter

How to Celebrate Juneteenth While Social Distancing

Local museums, businesses, and community institutions are offering plenty of ways to celebrate safely.
Courtesy of WTMD/Shantell Mitchell Breen
Arts District

WTMD’s First Thursdays Go Virtual for the Rest of the Summer

The planned overhaul of the annual festival will be postponed until next year.
Photography by M. Holden Warren
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As Council Weighs Budget, Protestors Paint ‘Defund the Police’ Outside City Hall

Demonstrators paint Gay Street pavement at City Hall plaza.
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Amid The Economic Chaos, Downtown Partnership’s New President Has a Plan

Shelonda Stokes was just named president after serving in an interim leadership role.
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Five Things to Know About Democratic Mayoral Nominee Brandon Scott

The 36-year-old City Council President rallies past Sheila Dixon to win Democratic mayoral primary.
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How These Surprise Quarantine ‘Flower Bombs’ Are Helping Families in Need

The paper-plate flowers have become a massive fundraiser for the Ronald McDonald House.
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Brandon Scott Opens Razor-Thin Lead Over Sheila Dixon in Mayor’s Race

City Council president leads by 388 votes as mail-in count continues.
Darlene Cain—whose son, Dale Graham, was killed by Baltimore City police in 2008—behind the bars of a train station at a recent youth protest. Photography by Matthew Pasley
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Black Mothers, Daughters, and Aunties: A Collective Sigh Over 2020’s Unrest

Black women weigh in on the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery.
Photography by Philip Muriel
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How To Show Support for Black Lives in Baltimore

From protests to patronage, here are ways local residents can take a stand.
Photography by Lorann Cocca
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Baltimore Youth Marches Peacefully to Protest Police Violence

Scenes from Monday’s youth-led demonstration through the downtown streets.
Terra Cafe owner Terence Dickson has served the community with great food and plenty of live music for more than 10 years.Terra Cafe
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Black-Owned Food Businesses to Support in the Baltimore Area

Spend your money at these establishments and others to take action in a tangible way.
Scenes from a peaceful protest along North Avenue Saturday. Photography by Isaiah Winters
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Baltimore Responds to the Death of George Floyd

From social media to the city streets, reactions flood in over another black death in police custody.
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Real Food Farm and Bikemore Hit the Streets Delivering Meals to Older Adults

Community project strengthens Civic Works' sustainable mission while helping neighbors in need.
Maryland GovPics via Flickr Creative Commons
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The Preakness Has a New Date–at the Same Home. But Will Any Fans Be There?

Pimlico Race Course is scheduled to host the final leg of the 2020 Triple Crown in October.
Gov. Larry Hogan via Twitter
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Hogan Lifts Stay-at-Home Order, Reopens Businesses

Modeling shows COVID-19 fatalities in Maryland could approach 4,000 people.

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Bottoms Up Bagels Rolls Into Harwood: Owners debut their new “BUB Hub” at 28th and Greenmount.
WTMD’s First Thursdays Go Virtual for the Rest of the Summer: The planned overhaul of the annual festival will be postponed until next year.
Five Things to Know About Democratic Mayoral Nominee Brandon Scott: The 36-year-old City Council President rallies past Sheila Dixon to win Democratic mayoral primary.
Baltimore Pride’s Legacy Lives On Despite Canceled Festival: Community comes together virtually to celebrate with discussions and events.
How These Surprise Quarantine ‘Flower Bombs’ Are Helping Families in Need: The paper-plate flowers have become a massive fundraiser for the Ronald McDonald House.