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Community celebrates new Barnes & Noble at Lutherville Station

Dozens of people lined up Wednesday morning for the opening of a new Barnes & Noble store in Baltimore County. The 18,000-square-foot space at the Lutherville Station shopping center has a café and is filled with books, toys, gifts and more. Both Baltimore County Executive Kathy Klausmeier and County Executive-elect Julian Jones were on hand for the ribbon-cutting and expressed excitement to welcome a new space for communities to gather.

Baltimore County, MD · 2d

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From Humble Beginnings to a Historic Legacy | Israel Baptist Church of Baltimore City Celebrates its 135-Year Anniversary

In 1891, a small congregation was established by Reverend James H. Reid along with his family members, William, Mary, Bertha and Josephine Reid. The founding of this tabernacle of faith is a legacy that began just 26 years after the abolition of slavery. Today, with the Rev. Dr. H. Walden...

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Josh Sines projected as County Council District 8 winner

Republican Baltimore County Council candidate Josh Sines is on his way to victory in the District 8 race. As of Thursday, Sines was leading Democrat Sharonda Dillard-Huffman by 1,452 votes and most of the mail-in ballots have been counted. “The latest election results have solidified our lead in the Baltimore...

Baltimore County, MD · 1d

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Baltimore Woman Nearly Throws Away $100K Lottery Ticket Before Husband Saves the Day

A Baltimore woman nearly missed a $100K scratch-off prize until her husband spotted an unfinished letter. The couple plans to put the winnings toward a home.

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Ravens host Maryland's first sanctioned girls' flag football finals

The Ravens will welcome six Maryland high school teams to M&T Bank Stadium on Nov. 17 for the state's first MPSSAA-sanctioned girls flag football state championships. Girls flag football is reaching another significant milestone in Maryland, and the Baltimore Ravens will provide the stage for the sport's next chapter. On Tuesday, Nov. 17, the Ravens and M&T Bank Stadium will host the first Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association (MPSSAA) Girls Flag Football State Championships since the sport was officially sanctioned. Three championship games will begin at 4:30 p.m., as six high school programs compete for state titles. The event marks another major step forward for a sport that has grown tremendously across Maryland over the past several years. In April, the MPSSAA officially sanctioned girls flag football as Maryland's 26th state championship sport, making the state the 19th in the country to recognize the sport at the high school level. The Ravens have played an instrumental role in that growth since launching their girls flag football initiative in 2023. What began with just 10 participating public high schools has expanded to more than 140 schools, including Eastern Shore programs through the Bayside Conference. More than half of the Bayside

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Baltimore U.S. Navy Veteran remembers deadly 1989 USS Iowa blast

The date was April 19th, 1989. Eric Worthen Sr. Worthen, a Baltimore native and Navy Veteran, was aboard the USS Iowa in Norfolk, Virginia.

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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Nearly $5M taxpayer funds awarded, Baltimore project unfinished amid FBI probe

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — About five years after Maryland officials first awarded taxpayer funding for the KEYS Community Healing Village in West Baltimore, the project remains under construction, its completion date uncertain and the organizations behind it under federal investigation. The project has attracted support from some of Maryland's most...

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Laid off, then targeted: Job seeker paid $500 pursuing a fake opening

BALTIMORE — Companywide layoffs left Linda Kenyon looking for work. Then a headhunter reached out with a job he said matched her experience. The longtime journalist and former CBS Radio White House correspondent had marked herself open to work on LinkedIn. The recruiter pitched a communications position at Pew Research Center.

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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Victims of road deaths remembered at Maryland ceremony

Every year for the past 23 years, Maryland has paused to remember those killed on the state's roads. The Maryland State Highway Administration's remembrance ceremony held Thursday in Towson included a table filled with photos from family members of their loved ones who lost their lives in crashes. Among those honored included a Maryland Port Administration executive, a college football player and a construction worker.

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Point Boys Soccer in state semis, as fall season ends for most teams

Sparrows Point Boys Soccer is now two wins away from a state title. The Pointers went down to Salisbury and defeated Parkside in the 4A State Quarterfinals on penalty kicks 2-1. Sparrows Point now advances to the 4A State Semifinals where they play C.M. Wright at Bel Air High School...

Sparrows Point, MD · 1d

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Stained Glass, Soaring Ceilings, Modern Luxury

Step inside a piece of Baltimore history. At 3900 Roland Ave, the former St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, originally constructed in the 1850s, has been thoughtfully transformed into two luxury three-bedroom, two-bath residences, each offering approximately 1,200 square feet of light-filled, character-rich living space. Original architecture takes center stage. A...

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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Campus Stories: "The Brightness" by Chad Harbach and "Lords of Serendipity" by Randy Boyogoda

College campuses are rich ground for novels – all that youth and potential, romance and heartbreak, literature and enlightenment. On this edition of The Weekly Reader, we review two new novels that look beyond the academics to see what’s really going on between classes: The Brightness, by Chad Harbach, and Lords of Serendipity, by Randy Boyogoda.

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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Little Patriots Civics Bee offers K-5 students a shot at $100,000 in scholarships

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A new scholarship competition is giving America's youngest students a chance to win big while learning about American civics. Little Patriots Civics Bee is a nationwide contest for students in kindergarten through fifth grade that challenges children to think critically, express their ideas, and better understand how government works. The Bee is hosted by the American Cornerstone Institute, founded by Dr. Ben Carson, and will award $100,000 in prizes to participating students.

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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Morgan State University Earns Multiple National Distinctions for Excellence in Supporting Veterans and Military-Connected Students

University Secures 2026–2027 Military Friendly Gold Status, Military Friendly Spouse School Designation and Recognition Among Nation’s Best Colleges for Veterans. — Continuing its longstanding commitment to serving those who have served the nation, Morgan State University has earned a new slate of national recognitions honoring its support of veterans, active-duty service members and military-connected students. The University, through the efforts of its Veterans Engagement Services program, has secured the 2026–2027 Military Friendly® School designation with Gold Status, along with recognition as a Military Friendly® Spouse School, while also earning distinctions from Military Times and U.S. Veterans Magazine among the nation’s leading institutions for veterans pursuing higher education.

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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Bridal shop thriving one year after fire at "The Castle" in Hampden

BALTIMORE — Thursday, "The Castle" on Keswick Rd in Hampden, a community staple and old Northern District Police Station, stood as a shell of its former self. A year ago the historic building, now 127 years old, went up in flames; the incident caused by an electrical accident. It...

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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Barnes & Noble coming to Harbor East next month

Harbor East will be the next neighborhood to gain a Barnes & Noble bookstore. The bookseller will open a new location on Dec. 9 at 801 Aliceanna St., Suite 105. It will replaces the former Oceanaire Seafood Room, which closed in March. The new Barnes & Noble will occupy about...

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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The Coca-Cola Holiday Caravan pulls up in Baltimore this weekend

Would you like to teach the world to sing in perfect harmony? Maybe you’d like to catch the wave, make it real, or refresh yourself? Well, along the highway to anywhere, the Coca-Cola Holiday Caravan is making three stops in the Baltimore area, and everyone is invited. Even Pepsi...

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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Prince George's County Valedictorian Detained After Baltimore ICE Check-In, Held in Louisiana

A University of Maryland student who once graduated at the top of her class at Parkdale High School has been detained by immigration authorities, according to her boyfriend, who says she and her mother are now being held in Louisiana after attending a routine immigration check-in in Baltimore. Maria Flores Garcia, a public health major who dreamed of becoming a doctor, had built a life defined by academic achievement since arriving from El Salvador as a child — a story now upended by her detention.

Baltimore, MD · 2d

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Microplastics in the Chesapeake: Report finds contaminants in Maryland waterways

A small-scale study from the advocacy group Environment America found evidence of microplastics throughout the Chesapeake Bay watershed, the group announced Tuesday. Using citizen scientists, the group collected several water samples at 15 different places throughout the watershed, including five sites in Maryland waterways. They found microplastics at every site, whether in the form of plastic fiber, film, beads or fragments.

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Awareness, Not Access, Remains the Barrier to NF1 Therapy

At a NeurologyLive Clinical Forum in Phoenix, Kevin J. Bielamowicz, MD, of Arkansas Children’s Hospital, discussed how a lack of adult neuro-oncology infrastructure is shaping how NF1-associated plexiform neurofibromas get recognized, referred, and treated. On October 7, 2026, NeurologyLive convened a Clinical Forum in Phoenix, bringing together community oncologists...

Phoenix, MD · 1d