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Prepared to Make Them Myself, I Stumbled Upon Terrific Fish Tacos in Fells Point

For reasons I don’t fully understand—given our love of fish and vibrant Mexican population—Baltimore doesn’t have much in the way of fish tacos.

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Local Provider Challenges Mental Health Stigmas, Especially for First-Generation Americans

Dr. Chiamaka Nnah of Catonsville's Serenity Wellness, whose parents immigrated from Nigeria, shares the importance of connecting with her community about mental health.

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At 50, Cat’s Eye Pub is Among the Last Salty-Dog Spots in Fells Point—and It’s Busier Than Ever

As the neighborhood changes and other long-standing businesses call it a day, the Thames Street watering hole and live music venue remains, all thanks to the Cushing family. “Because we didn’t give up.”

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History & Politics

Maryland Bill to Exonerate Those Accused of Witchcraft Gets a Hearing Next Week

Maryland—whose last witch trial was held in 1712—never saw witch hunts on the scale of Massachusetts, but early court cases around slander and witchcraft are a part of the state’s legal history.