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AACPS Superintendent Mark Bedell Named 2027 Maryland Superintendent of the Year

Anne Arundel County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Mark Bedell has been named the 2027 Maryland Superintendent of the Year, recognizing his leadership and the district’s academic progress over the past four years. The Public School Superintendents’ Association of Maryland (PSSAM) announced the award on October 29th during its annual meeting.

Maryland · 7d
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Fall at Savage Mill: Festivals, Foliage and Riverside Trails

Fall is a great time to explore Maryland, whether you’re hunting for the perfect pumpkin, planning a family outing or looking for a scenic walk among the changing leaves. And if you’re checking out fall festivals in Maryland, Savage Mill deserves a spot on your itinerary. Located between...

Howard County, MD · 7d
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Cooler Halloween With Temperatures Down Up to 18 Degrees Across Maryland Including Baltimore, Frederick, and Annapolis Before Rain Ends Dry Streak Thursday

MARYLAND — Halloween brings cooler air and more clouds to Maryland, with morning temperatures running well below Friday’s readings. Saturday also marks the latest sunrise of the year, and even after the clocks fall back, December sunrises will not be this late. The region has now gone 14 days without rain, but a more active storm track points to rain arriving Thursday.

Maryland · 6d

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The Enormous Flea Market In Maryland Where Bargain Hunters Feel Like They Hit The Jackpot

Some places just have a way of making you feel like the smartest person in the room, and the North Point Plaza Flea Market in Baltimore is absolutely one of those places. Bring $25 and leave feeling like you robbed the place, legally and with everyone’s full blessing. Let’s...

Baltimore, MD · 12d
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Maryland Man Indicted for Allegedly Operating Assisted Living Facility Without License

Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown announced that a Baltimore City grand jury has indicted Daquan Dwight Thomas, 39, of Owings Mills, for allegedly operating an assisted living facility without a license. According to charging documents, Thomas, the owner and operator of Aim to Inspire Care Forever, applied for an...

Baltimore, MD · 9d

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Maryland Pizzeria Earns National Recognition From Food & Wine

Food & Wine has selected Baltimore-based Angeli’s Pizzeria as Maryland’s representative on its new “50 States of Award-Winning Pizza” list, which highlights an acclaimed pizza destination in every state. For the list, Food & Wine sought out pizzerias that have received recognition from major pizza competitions,...

Maryland · 9d

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Baltimore to pay $11 million to settle claims against its unconstitutional eviction law

The 2007 “abandonment ordinance” allowed landlords to lock out evicted renters and keep their clothes, furniture and other items. A Baltimore ordinance pitched as a way to keep city neighborhoods cleaner will wind up costing Baltimore taxpayers $11 million after federal courts ruled it violated the constitutional rights of evicted renters.

Baltimore, MD · 9d

CBS Baltimore

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Barking guard dog sparks ongoing legal battle for Howard County family

A Mount Airy family claims they are being harassed by a neighbor who has lodged numerous dog barking complaints against them.

Howard County, MD · 9d

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Maryland Man Indicted for Falsifying Voter Registration in New Mexico

ALBUQUERQUE – A resident of Maryland has been indicted by a federal grand jury for fraudulently submitting a voter registration application in New Mexico. According to court documents, in September 2022, Robert Glenn Johnson, 63, of Annapolis, Maryland, allegedly submitted a voter registration application to the Bernalillo County Clerk’s Office Bureau of Elections in Albuquerque falsely claiming to be a New Mexico resident.

New Mexico · 8d

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New date announced for Howard County drone show to celebrate America's 250th after summer cancellation

COLUMBIA, Md. — A new date has finally been announced for Howard County's drone show to celebrate America's 250th anniversary. The show, originally scheduled for Independence Day weekend, had to be rescheduled due to flight restrictions. Sky Elements, a finalist on America’s Got Talent, will produce a 15-minute show...

Howard County, MD · 8d

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Howard County eyes ability to tax ICE detention facilities at special rate

Howard County legislators are eyeing the capability to set higher property tax rates for private detention centers as U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) plans to set up shop in Elkridge. ICE wants to move its current office and detention facility from Baltimore City to a privately owned office building...

Howard County, MD · 7d

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Maryland Fall Foliage Report Oct. 30

Foliage is past peak in Garrett County; at peak in Washington, Baltimore, and Cecil counties; and starting to change in earnest on the lower Eastern Shore. Keep an eye out for vibrant yellow hickory trees and sunset-hued sugar maples. A maple leaf shifting from green to red. Annapolis, Oct. 28.

Garrett County, MD · 7d

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Maryland and the Mid-Atlantic Could See Rain Late Next Week as Deep Trough Heads East and a Possible Coastal Storm Forms Off the Southeast, While Election Day Stays Dry

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND — After a long stretch of dry weather, rain may finally return to. and the Mid-Atlantic late next week. A deep upper-level trough is expected to push toward the East Coast, and a coastal storm could develop ahead of it, possibly becoming a hybrid storm or a nor’easter.

Baltimore, MD · 6d

CBS News

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Three lanes of I-95 to close starting Friday night in Maryland

Howard County, MD · 7d

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Maryland’s Most Famous Diner Has Been Named By Business Insider

Business Insider has named Baltimore’s PaperMoon Diner the most famous diner in Maryland as part of an editorial feature highlighting a diner from each state. The list is an unranked editorial selection rather than a reader poll, formal award, or data-based ranking. Business Insider highlighted PaperMoon for its unusual...

Baltimore, MD · 12d

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Howard County reports 33,000-gallon sewage overflow at Little Patuxent plant

HOWARD COUNTY, Md. (WBFF) — A sewage overflow at the Little Patuxent Water Reclamation Plant in Savage, Md. released about 33,000 gallons on Friday afternoon, with some reaching the Little Patuxent River, Howard County Health Department officials said. The overflow occurred at the plant at 8900 Greenwood Place, around...

Howard County, MD · 7d

WMAR 2 News Baltimore

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The story of Pikesville's 'Black Aggie,' and the work to return it home

In Pikesville, the legendary Black Aggie statue brings about fond memories; some claim to have seen her moving or glowing.

Pikesville, MD · 9d

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Gothic Spires and Beautiful Stained Glass Make This Maryland Cathedral Worth the Drive

Sunlight sends blue and pink streaks across the towering stone walls of this Maryland cathedral. The stained-glass windows sit high above rows of wooden pews, and the long center aisle leads to an elaborate altar canopy. It’s hard to know where to look first. Outside, twin Gothic spires rise...

Baltimore, MD · 9d

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Permanent Signage Up at Catalyst Hot Dogs

Permanent signage is now up at the future home of Catalyst Hot Dogs in Burtonsville, as the popular Montgomery County food truck continues working toward the opening of its first brick-and-mortar restaurant. Owner Chris Van Jura tells The MoCoShow that the restaurant is currently targeting an early 2027 opening at...

Burtonsville, MD · 8d

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Angel Park in Perry Hall to reopen following upgrades and 10th anniversary celebration

PERRY HALL, Md. — Angel Park will officially reopen to the public Monday afternoon, following several weeks of extensive maintenance, safety updates, and equipment enhancements. A ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled for 4 p.m. on Nov. 2, marking both the park’s reopening and its 10th anniversary. The community facility originally opened on Oct. 30, 2016. Over […]

Perry Hall, MD · 8d