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Need to Know for July 2
WJZ’s Ron Matz, beer with bling and ‘The Spy Behind Home Plate’ Ron Matz, Channel 13 anchor (Photo by Evan Cohen) WJZ’s Ron Matz retiring For more than two decades, Ron Matz has appeared down in Fells Point bright and early every week, hosting guests and strangers...
Need to Know for June 27
BMA at Lexington Market, ICE in Columbia and National HIV Testing Day BMA to open branch at Lexington Market The Baltimore Museum of Art announced the June 27 opening of a branch location at Lexington Market, the world’s oldest continually operating public market, in...
Need to Know for June 25
Councilman Brandon Scott, Holocaust analogies, Judith Krantz, Nintendo and more Baltimore City Council President Brandon M. Scott: “We must rethink and reimagine Baltimore City government. If we look at our city and our government, we have to change that...
Need to Know for June 20
GoFundMe for BSO, Patriots in Israel and RBG named real-life hero Campaign raises $2,300 for meal fund to support BSO players Baltimore Symphony Orchestra (Photo courtesy BSO’s Facebook page) With a lockout taking effect earlier this week, Baltimore Symphony...
Need to Know for June 18
BSO musicians lockout, new Baltimore Co. Police Chief and Google’s falafel Baltimore Symphony Orchestra BSO musicians protest as lockout begins Members of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra showed up at the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall on June 17 with their parking passes...
Need to Know for June 11
Hoen Building funding, Tony Award winners and more Hoen Building receives $1 million in federal funding The nearly $30 million conversion of East Baltimore’s abandoned A. Hoen & Co. Lithograph building is getting some federal support, with a $1.6 million grant...
Need to Know for June 6
Harborplace woes, author Miranda Mittleman gives back and Bette Midler’s ‘Battle of the Bulge’ Mayor suggests redoing Harborplace After years of delayed and unfinished renovations at Harborplace, an exodus of vendors and, as of this week, the shopping plaza...
Need to Know for June 4
BSO supporters urge Hogan to save symphony, BHS holds funeral for Black Rock dogs and more BSO supporters call on Hogan to release funds As of 8 a.m. June 3, nearly 2,000 people have sent emails to Gov. Larry Hogan requesting that he release $3.2 million earmarked for...
Need to Know for May 30
Gourmet Again, Harbor health and ‘Historical Roasts’ A Pikesville fixture, Gourmet Again officially closed its doors on May 28, 2019. (Staff photo) Gourmet Again closes Another popular fixture in Jewish Baltimore is no more. Gourmet Again, a Pikesville staple located...Upcoming Events
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