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General Ship Repair is a Testament to Baltimore’s Maritime Roots
The south side of the Inner Harbor used to house convoyed rows of such shipyards, but now there is only this one—which has been operated by the Lynch family for more than a century.
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Senator Cory McCray’s Memoir Recounts How an Apprenticeship Changed His Course
At 18, after serving time in juvenile detention, McCray was accepted into a five-year apprenticeship program with the International Brotherhood of Electricians.
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History of Baltimore’s Bygone Synagogues Captured in New Plein Air Art Exhibit
Collection of oil paintings on view at Baltimore Hebrew Congregation through October 28.
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Bugle Player
Former Baltimore Elite Giant Roy Campanella led the team to their first Negro National League title.
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Plans to Transform Penn Station Into Station North Hub Continue Forward
A pledge from Amtrak as well as government and private funds will contribute to neighborhood renovation.
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Visit Middletown, Maryland
History and charm meet right around the corner in Frederick County.
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Reopening of Harlem Park Recreation Center Marks a New Beginning
The West Baltimore hub is back, serving as a model for future Rec and Parks projects.
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Time Machine
It took Trudy Morgal two decades to find her now-iconic portrait from the weekend of peace, love, music, and mud.
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What is the Likelihood of President Trump Coming to Baltimore?
With a House Republican conference and an invitation from Elijah Cummings, a presidential visit might be imminent.
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Trump’s Continued Attacks on Baltimore Addressed in Democratic Presidential Debate
Candidates are some of many who have come to the city’s defense in recent days.
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Best Restaurants Readers’ Poll 2026
Vote for your favorites in this year's Readers' Poll.
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Baltimore City Takes on Trump after President’s Vitriolic Attacks
Donald Trump adds people of Baltimore, Rep. Elijah Cummings, Maryland Congressional District to growing list of black and brown targets.
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City Council Seeks to Address Trauma Crisis Among Baltimore Children
More than 56 percent of city children have experienced one or more major traumatic events.
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Baltimoreans Recount the Moon Landing on Its 50th Anniversary
For those around to see it, the Apollo 11 mission was an especially momentous occasion.
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Camp Directory
A comprehensive resource guide including a list of camp experiences, from sports to academic to religious, in the Baltimore area.
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Baltimore-Invented TV Camera Sent Moon Walk Images Around the World
Westinghouse engineer Stanley Lebar built the Apollo 11 lunar television camera.
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Leana Wen Ousted as President of Planned Parenthood
Former Baltimore City Health Commissioner, on job less than a year, was second physician to lead organization in 103-year history.
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A Month Before Woodstock, Led Zeppelin and The Guess Who Rocked the Laurel Pop Festival
Fifty years ago, music’s biggest names shared a stage in Laurel.
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Demolition of Baltimore City Detention Center Sparks Intense Debate
Demolition contract would see historic site razed and rehabilitation center installed in its place.
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Eyes of the Law
In new book, former undercover cop Jim Cabezas details his career fighting corruption and blindness.
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Gerrymandering Decision Leaves Maryland Political Leaders Disappointed
After the Supreme Court ruling, calls for reform have increased on both sides of the aisle.
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Kamala Harris Campaign Staffers Adjust to Life in Baltimore
As Senator Kamala Harris’ campaign for president settles in, her staffers discover their new city.
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John Delaney Qualified for Presidential Debate. But Who is He?
Montgomery County businessman and former Maryland representative launched long-shot bid two years ago.
News & Community
Pressing On
A year after the mass shooting, the Capital Gazette staff and family members have not moved on. They’ve kept on.
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How The Deal Went Down
For 11 long years, Baltimore got the cold shoulder from the National Football League. But when the Cleveland Browns called, suddenly Baltimore was the belle of the ball.
