The Days of Real Christmas Cards
Among Christmas cards and twice-told tales after Thanksgiving dinner, Rafael Alvarez pays tribute to his former mother-in-law, Jean Rudacille, who died at home Dec. 15 surrounded by family.
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Hot Plate: Perennial & Nacho Mama’s to close, holiday markets, sparkling wine and more
This week is a dramatic one on the Baltimore food scene, including tons of fun holiday food news. Here’s a look at what’s happening.
Hot House
Hot House: Not your typical rowhouse. This Second Empire ‘twin’ townhouse calls Cathedral Hill home.
This stunning Second Empire “twin” townhouse is nestled in the heart of Cathedral Hill, the neighborhood just south of Mount Vernon.
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Bohemian Rhapsody
A writer’s life in Baltimore, where it’s never too late to be a work-in-progress.
Column by Marion Winik

On a Marble Stair
A Baltimore poet, essayist and educator chronicles the places, people, and pastimes they’ve called home.
Column by Jalynn Harris

Charm City Birdwatcher
Commentary on Baltimore sports teams, athletes, coaches and fans.
Column by Karuga Koinange

Big Fish
Interviews with local leaders of the Baltimore region.

Baltimore Writers Club
A peek behind the pages. Interviews with local writers.


My Real Life Modern Family
Personal essays about family and life in Baltimore.

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Grant makes Waves: $2 million to expand internet access in underserved Baltimore neighborhoods
A $2 million grant will help increase and improve internet access for select apartment buildings in underserved Baltimore neighborhoods.
Maryland tribe’s first female chief fights for identity, equality and preservation
Ten years ago, Chief Donna Wolf Mother Abbott of the Nause-Waiwash tribe became the first woman chief of a Maryland tribe in known recorded history.
Jmore moves to non-profit status, launches pipeline for Jewish journalism
Jmore, the media company covering news in and about Greater Baltimore’s Jewish community, is forming a non-profit and expanding its focus to educate students pursuing Jewish journalism.
Barstool’s Dave Portnoy Visits Baltimore to Give ‘One Bite’ Reviews to Local Pizza Shops
Barstool Sports Founder Dave Portnoy visited several Baltimore pizza spots during his trip to Maryland this past weekend to attend the Army-Navy Game at Northwest Stadium in Landover. Portnoy frequently posts pizza reviews as part of his One Bite series on social media.
The Days of Real Christmas Cards
Among Christmas cards and twice-told tales after Thanksgiving dinner, Rafael Alvarez pays tribute to his former mother-in-law, Jean Rudacille, who died at home Dec. 15 surrounded by family.
EXPLORE + PLAY = LEARN
The littlest minds can produce the biggest ideas. The Stoler Early Learning Center, located at the Rosenbloom Owings Mills JCC, is so much more than a preschool! From our Infant and Toddler program, to Preschool, and our K at the J Kindergarten program, we provide full-day and extended care options for children ages 3 months…
BmoreArt’s Picks: December 17-23
BmoreArt’s picks this week: Stephanie Mercedes at Silber Gallery, BmoreArt Holiday Open House at Connect + Collect, and more.
Tuesday Morning Headlines: State Sen. Jill Carter picked for new job; Mt. Vernon fire leaves one dead; Barstool Sports visits Baltimore for pizza reviews; and more.
State Sen. Jill Carter appointed to new position by Gov. Moore – The Sun Overnight apartment fire leaves one person dead in Mount Vernon – WMAR-TV Key Bridge funding remains in limbo in Congress – WBAL News Radio At state maximum-security psychiatric hospital, 200 people wait for a single bed – WYPR News New express…
Monday Afternoon Headlines: Why Mangione faces second-degree murder charge; Expert weighs in on drone sightings; Baltimore artist turns hubcaps into giant wreaths; and more.
Why Luigi Mangione faces a second-degree murder charge in the UnitedHealthcare CEO homicide — The Baltimore Sun UMD drone expert sheds light on recent sightings in Maryland — WBAL Lost parts turned into art: Baltimore man creates giant Christmas hubcap wreaths — WMAR National Aquarium in Baltimore celebrates 60 million visitors, continued economic impact Court…
Tuesday Morning Headlines: State Sen. Jill Carter picked for new job; Mt. Vernon fire leaves one dead; Barstool Sports visits Baltimore for pizza reviews; and more.
State Sen. Jill Carter appointed to new position by Gov. Moore – The Sun Overnight apartment fire leaves one person dead in Mount Vernon – WMAR-TV Key Bridge funding remains in limbo in Congress – WBAL News Radio At state maximum-security psychiatric hospital, 200 people wait for a single bed – WYPR News New express…
Monday Afternoon Headlines: Why Mangione faces second-degree murder charge; Expert weighs in on drone sightings; Baltimore artist turns hubcaps into giant wreaths; and more.
Why Luigi Mangione faces a second-degree murder charge in the UnitedHealthcare CEO homicide — The Baltimore Sun UMD drone expert sheds light on recent sightings in Maryland — WBAL Lost parts turned into art: Baltimore man creates giant Christmas hubcap wreaths — WMAR National Aquarium in Baltimore celebrates 60 million visitors, continued economic impact Court…
Monday Morning Headlines: Mysterious drone sightings in Maryland; Public interviews for BaltCo executive replacement; Drug consumption sites in Md.; and more.
Maryland among the states where drone sightings are occuring – CBS News Baltimore County to hold public interviews for Olszewski replacement – The Sun One dead, one critically injured in Catonsville house fire – WBAL-TV Federal Hill reacts to Mother’s bar closing – WMAR-TV Shipping crab cakes for the holidays is true love – Baltimore…
Friday Afternoon Headlines: Pelosi hospitalized; Drones spotted in Maryland, including above former Gov. Hogan’s home; Biden pardons Maryland man; Baltimore schools recommended to close; and more.
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi hospitalized for evaluation after undisclosed injury — The Baltimore Sun What’s up in the sky around Maryland’s Route 50? Even the state’s former governor is asking — WTOP Maryland man ‘elated’ after receiving presidential pardon from Biden — The Baltimore Sun 3 Baltimore schools, including 2 charters, recommended to be…
Friday Morning Headlines: Moore pledges business and education changes to address fiscal shortfall; Scott promises crime efforts will continue; Leaders warn of ‘Trump Effect’ on revenues; and more.
Gov. Moore pledges business growth reforms and education overhaul changes to address fiscal crisis – Maryland Matters Mayor Scott: No crime will go unchecked by immigrants will not be targeted – WBAL News Radio Maryland tax collections on track, but officials warn of potential ‘Trump Effect’ – The Sun Woman injured as ground opens up…
Thursday Afternoon Headlines: Baltimore water and sewer rates to surge in 2025; Mangione arrest shakes Baltimore private school community; Accessibility challenges persist for disabled voters; and more.
Baltimore’s water and sewer rates are set to rise sharply in 2025 — Baltimore Brew Mangione arrest in CEO killing shakes Baltimore’s close-knit private school community — The Baltimore Sun Room for improvement: A look at accessibility for voters with disabilities — The Afro Greater Baltimore Committee to merge with tech-focused organization Upsurge — Baltimore…


