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Five Maryland Hot Dog Joints Dressing Franks The Same Way Since The 50s

Some Maryland hot dog stands have barely changed their recipe in seventy years, and that is exactly why people keep coming back. The toppings are the same, the counters are familiar, and the prices stay friendly. This list covers five spots, from a Cumberland counter to a Baltimore deli to...

Cumberland, MD · 1d

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Baltimore Man Dons Comic Supervillain Costume to Claim $30,000 Lottery Prize

“Nurse Practitioner DOOM” stopped by a Lottery retailer to pick up Pick 4 and Pick 5 tickets for a friend. While there, he purchased a 30X Cash ticket for himself scratched his way to a $30,000 prize. After realizing he’d won $30,000 on a Maryland Lottery scratch-off, a Baltimore...

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Hot Plate: Marta al Mare opens, A Taste Aquatic at Soundbar, Amy Sherald at Woodberry, and more

From wine and whiskey to creative takes on seafood, this week is an exciting one in Baltimore’s food scene. Here’s a look at what’s coming up:. The Little Hungarian Bake Shoppe reopened this week on Fleet Street. Marta al Mare officially opens on Thursday in Harbor Point.

Baltimore, MD · 13h

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A Rare Architectural Offering in the Heart of Guilford

7 Beds | 7 Baths | 7,358 sq. ft. An extraordinary 1914 Palmer & Lamdin estate blends timeless architectural character with gracious living just steps from Sherwood Gardens. In the heart of Baltimore’s historic Guilford neighborhood, an exceptional residence offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of the city’s architectural heritage. Located at 4014 Greenway, this Italian Renaissance-inspired estate was designed in 1914 by renowned Baltimore architects Palmer & Lamdin, whose distinctive work continues to define some of the area’s most celebrated homes.

Baltimore, MD · 14h

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Maryland Sports History: Duckpin Bowling

As America celebrates its 250 anniversary, PressBox and the Babe Ruth Birthplace & Museum are teaming up to look back at 250 years of Maryland sports history and highlight some of the local people and moments that changed the sports landscape. The Babe Ruth Birthplace & Museum looks back on...

Maryland · 15h

WMAR 2 News Baltimore

Habitat for Humanity of the Chesapeake marks 45 years

Habitat for Humanity of the Chesapeake celebrated 45 years of helping individuals become homeowners on Tuesday evening.

hoodline.com

Baltimore's Heavy Seas Files Chapter 11 as Founder Plans Exit

Clipper City Brewing Company, the Baltimore craft-beer pioneer that does business as Heavy Seas Beer, filed for Chapter 11 protection under Subchapter V on November 8. The case arrives as founder Hugh Sisson, 72, prepares to leave a company he has run for more than 30 years, and as its lawyer describes the filing as time to hunt a buyer rather than a finished deal. Whatnow, citing PACER records, reported that Clipper City Brewing Company, L.P. submitted the petition on November 8.

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Christmas Village in Baltimore 2026 | What Families Need to Know

Looking for a holiday outing the kids will enjoy, too? Christmas Village returns to Baltimore’s Inner Harbor with a carousel, a 65-foot Ferris wheel, and a visit from Gingy the Gingerbread mascot. The German-style holiday market kicks off with Preview Weekend on November 21–22, and the outdoor market is free to browse all season.

Baltimore Times

April Ryan Brings Hard Truths and Historic Hope to Redeemer Church's VOICES Series

More than 100 people filled Redeemer Church at 5603 N. Charles St. on November 4, 2026 as veteran White House correspondent April Ryan headlined the church's VOICES Speaker Series, sponsored by the Ivy Bookstore. Coming just one day after the midterm elections, the evening blended celebration of a historic election night with a sobering account of life inside the White House briefing room.

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USA TODAY

FAA ground stop doesn't affect massive IMG Academy vs. St. Frances football game

BALTIMORE, MD — IMG Academy's football program avoided a potential travel disruption ahead of its biggest game of the season. The Ascenders arrived in the Baltimore area before the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued a nationwide ground stop Friday afternoon, Nov. 13, halting departing flights across the United States after communication problems affected the nation's air traffic control system. The disruption will not affect IMG Academy's highly anticipated matchup against St. Frances Academy, which remains scheduled to be played Saturday night, Nov. 14, at Bowie State University (Prince Georges County, MD). “We can confirm that IMG Academy’s national football team arrived safely in Baltimore prior to the FAA ground stop," IMG spokesperson Mike Lovecchio said. IMG flew out of Tampa International Airport at 11:22 a.m., safely landing at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport at 1:34 p.m. The FAA issued the ground stop after communications failures affected air traffic control centers responsible for directing aircraft between airports. The agency ordered the halt as a safety precaution while technicians investigated the issue. Flights already in the air were allowed to continue to their destinations, while departing flights were grounded. The order is expected to remain in effect until at least 11 p.m.

Baltimore, MD · 6h

The Dundalk Eagle

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Santa Clause to visit Dundalk

Santa Claus is coming to Dundalk. For decades, the Coca-Cola Holiday Caravan has rolled across North America, bringing light, music and the taste of the season to towns everywhere. Coca-Cola Consolidated, the local bottler for Maryland, Virginia and D.C., is excited to be a part of the wonder of the season. In Maryland, the caravan will stop at: Walmart — 6721 Chesapeake Center Dr., Glen Burnie, MD 21060 Nov. 15 from noon to 2:30 p.m.Walmart — 2399 N. Point Blvd., Dundalk, MD 21222 Nov. 15 from 6 to 8:30 p.m.M&T Bank Stadium — 1101 Russell St., Baltimore, MD 21230 Nov. 16 from 4:15 to 7:15 p.m.

Dundalk, MD · 2d

hoodline.com

After Leaving an Abusive Relationship, a Dundalk Author Turns Her Experience Into a Book

A protective order can provide legal recourse, but it cannot guarantee that abuse or stalking will stop. That distinction is part of Tameka Brown’s story: the Dundalk resident says she had an order after leaving an abusive relationship, yet her former partner continued to stalk her. Brown has written I’m Not Your Punching Bag about what she and her children experienced, hoping the book will encourage other survivors to seek help, according to the Dundalk Eagle.

Dundalk, MD · 1d

Baltimore Times

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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NottinghamMD.com

Freeze warning issued for parts of Maryland and Virginia, marking end of growing season

BALTIMORE, Md. — Forecasters have issued a freeze warning for portions of central, northern, and southern Maryland as well as northern Virginia, signaling the end of the 2026 growing season. The National Weather Service office in Baltimore and Washington said the warning will be in effect from midnight Friday until 8 a.m. EST Saturday. Temperatures […]

Virginia · 12h

Yahoo!

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Pikesville group pushes for safer Reisterstown Road

The Pikesville Improvement Corporation is advocating for safety improvements on Reisterstown Road. This comes as police investigate a fatal hit-and-run in September claimed the life of 64-year-old Melissa Nocho. "That's the second one we've had so far this year in this area, and last year we also had one, so it's just something that keeps reoccurring in this area, so it's just unfortunate," he said. Over the past few years, the group has been discussing measures such as better lighting, clearer road striping, and speed cameras with local and state officials to improve safety for pedestrians and drivers. "It's daily, I'll get pictures and videos of them having issues on this road, close calls of pedestrians trying to cross the road, bumper-to-bumper, light accidents," said Dan Brody, president of the Pikesville Improvement Corporation. Brody expressed frustration over the recurring accidents in the area. The group has been working for years to make Reisterstown Road safer. Brody highlighted some of the proposed changes, including improved pedestrian crossings and traffic light functionality.

Pikesville, MD · 1d

Shore News Network

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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Timeless Dishes

4 Historic American Food Markets, From Baltimore’s Lexington Market to Seattle’s Pike Place

Lexington Market, Findlay Market, Reading Terminal Market and Pike Place Market, four historic American food markets and what sets each apart. The post 4 Historic American Food Markets, From Baltimore’s Lexington Market to Seattle’s Pike Place appeared first on Timeless Dishes .

Baltimore, MD · 10h

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Veteran credits VA Maryland with saving her life -- twice

The reason that U.S Army Veteran Betzaida Ingram applied for VA health care benefits at the VA Maryland Health Care System in 2020 was simple: she wanted all of her medical records in one place. Now ...

Baltimore, MD · 3d

CBS Baltimore

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UMBC poll shows 61% of Maryland voters think they pay too much in taxes

A new poll released by the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC), shows that 61% of Maryland voters think they pay too much in state taxes.

Maryland · 1d

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Millions awarded, nothing delivered: Maryland never launched $44M online childcare system

MARYLAND (WBFF) — Project Baltimore has obtained documents showing the Maryland State Department of Education received $44 million to develop an updated computer system to better monitor tax dollars. But the system was never implemented. This development comes after FOX45 News confirmed that MSDE paid out millions of tax...