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First Taste: Seppia Gets Ready to Open on The Avenue in Hampden
The La Cuchara owners' ode to the Italian coast is one of the most eagerly anticipated openings of the year, especially since a January fire temporarily closed their beloved Basque-based restaurant in Hampden-Woodberry.
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Basement Selector is Staging a Quiet Rebellion Against the Digital Streaming Age
DJ John Canale's new vinyl listening party “The Evening Ritual” digs deep into the power of sound.
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A Tale of Two Cities
For half a century, West Baltimore was a vital center of black culture, mixed-income neighborhoods, and groundbreaking civil rights activism. After Freddie Gray, can it be again?
History & Politics
Likable Larry
Improbably, Larry Hogan is the second-most-popular governor in the country. But is he good for Baltimore?
Arts District
Culture Club: Woke at City Hall, John Waters Christmas, and Grammy Noms
Our monthly roundup of openings, events, and news from the art world.
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‘Marshall’ Director and Star Discuss Legendary Civil Rights Lawyer
Legal thriller built around Baltimore’s Thurgood Marshall hits the big screen.
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NAACP Convention Kicks Off, Trump Declines Invitation
Founded in 1909, the nation’s largest civil rights organization returns its annual convention to Baltimore.
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Former NAACP President Ben Jealous Runs for Maryland Governor
Civil Rights activist throws his hat in the ring for the 2018 candidacy.
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Trial Starts for Van Driver in Freddie Gray Case
Officer Caesar Goodson Jr. faces charge of second-degree depraved heart murder.
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Protests Growing After Judge Declares Mistrial in Porter Case
Police arresting protestors and emotions rising, as politicians urge demonstrators to keep the peace.
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Closing Arguments Over: First Trial in Freddie Gray Case Goes to Jury
No timetable on deliberation as city plans for protests.
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Marylanders Differ in View of Police Along Racial Lines
New poll shows African-Americans and white Marylanders have contrasting perceptions of treatment and accountability.
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Atop Federal Hill, O’Malley Makes Presidential Bid Official
Former mayor and governor rails against inequality, pledges an economy that 'works for everyone.'
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Police Have Delivered Freddie Gray Results to City State’s Attorney
Little new information likely released publicly; City leaders ask for patience.
