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The Historic ‘Pride of Baltimore II’ Celebrates 50 Years
An ambassador for local maritime history, the schooner has spent this summer honoring its past and celebrating its future.
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Erricka Bridgeford is Baltimore’s High Priestess of Peace
Years before the city's homicide rate began its historic drop, the beloved activist and the Baltimore Peace Movement were seeding change.
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Outcalls Brings Back Traveling Valentine’s Day Serenades
After a hiatus last year, The Valentonez will offer pop-up performances for loved ones on Feb. 14.
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Johns Hopkins Psychologist Bill Richards Studies the Magical Power of Music
As part of his groundbreaking work, Richards curates playlists that help support participants through their existential experiences, aka clinical “trips.”
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How the Save Baltimore Virtual Gala Will Support Restaurants in Need
Expect musical performances, guest appearances by local sports legends, and a silent auction to benefit the dining scene.
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After 35 Years, Everyone’s Place Bookstore Remains a Fixture in West Baltimore
Despite one of the most challenging times for small businesses, the community continues to rally around the Black-owned culture center.
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A Unicorn Might Deliver Your Next Takeout Order
Local cycling team Rebels with a Cause is raising money for Moveable Feast—and supporting local businesses—by delivering orders in inflatable unicorn costumes.
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New Architecture and Design Hub Opens at One Charles Center
A new design gem is offering a place for students, creatives, and others to learn and experiment.
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Her Turn Now
Odette Ramos’ ascension as Baltimore’s first-ever Latinx City Council member did not come easily.
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Dante Barksdale, Respected Baltimore Safe Streets Leader, Shot and Killed Sunday
City grieves loss of ex-offender who turned his life around to save others.
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Saving Little Italy
The iconic ethnic neighborhood has outlasted all of Baltimore’s old-world enclaves. Now it faces its greatest challenge in more than a century.
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The Y Gives Kids a Sense of Normalcy During This Strange School Year
Newly established academic support centers provide classroom-like environments to socially distanced groups.
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Sports Cardiology Provides Expertise to Athlete’s Hearts
Dr. Jerome speaks to Baltimore about overall heart health and his specific interest in the rapidly growing subspecialty of sports cardiology.
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Maryland Democratic Leaders Seek President’s Removal; Hogan Says America “Better Off” Without Trump
Hogan says he’d like VP Mike Pence, longtime friend, to take the reins.
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On the Ground of the Capitol Siege: Pro-Trump Riot Plummets into Violence and Tragedy
One woman killed by Capitol Police and three others dead after building was stormed Wednesday.
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GameChanger: Kweisi Mfume
The politician, legislator, and advocate discusses the national political climate and the work at hand.
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How MacKenzie Scott’s $85 Million Gifts Will Benefit Maryland HBCUs
Scott, former wife of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, announces record donations to state schools and United Way of Central Maryland.
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50 Reasons to Love Baltimore Right Now
Our completely unranked, unofficial, unobjective love letter to the best city on earth.
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2020: Year in Review
Twenty of the most pivotal events in Baltimore this year, in chronological order.
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Civil Liberties Questions Plague Baltimore’s “Spy Plane” Experiment
NYU study and legal filings raise new concerns about police department’s six-month aerial surveillance initiative.
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The Medicine Show’s Artist Collaborations Inspire Social Change
Founder Ajamu White discusses his shift to digital storytelling and the intersection between activism and art.
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Generations of Regulars Share Memories of New Wyman Park Restaurant
The diner, a Baltimore landmark since the eve of World War II, closed for good last month.
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Now Mayor, Brandon Scott Vows to “Chart a New Path” for Baltimore
The city's 52nd mayor was sworn in during a low-key ceremony at City Hall today.
