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West Baltimore Clinic Opens to Serve 4,300 Patients a Year at Edmondson Village

Ascension St. Agnes cut the ribbon on a new primary care practice at the Edmondson Village Shopping Center on Friday, bringing a facility designed to serve more than 4,300 people a year to a corner of West Baltimore where access to a regular doctor has long been scarce. The practice is supported by funding from the Maryland Department of Health and is expected to officially begin accepting patients later this month.

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Baltimore priest heads to the Vatican with a message on working with the homeless

To the Rev. Brendan Fitzgerald of Baltimore, it seems that both religious and lay efforts to support homeless people can neglect a “hidden suffering” – a lack of connection to others. He and others hope to take that message to the pope next week.

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Eight Maryland Ice Cream Stands That Never Stop Scooping, Even In Winter

Plenty of Maryland ice cream stands lock up after Labor Day and leave us waiting until spring. These eight keep the freezers full all year, from farm creameries in the western hills to busy city shops in Baltimore and a downtown favorite in Annapolis. A cold January day is actually...

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Defense contractor’s $3.7B shipyard needs welders. Maryland already faces a shortage

Maryland officials have touted Anduril’s planned $3.7 billion shipyard at Sparrows Point as a generational opportunity for the state’s workforce, promising thousands of Marylanders a path to good-paying manufacturing jobs, including as welders. But finding welders won’t be enough. The defense contractor will need workers who can qualify...

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Sinai Hospital's Baltimore ER Nearly Doubles in Size After Years of Construction With the ER Open

Sinai Hospital's emergency department in Baltimore has emerged from years of construction with nearly twice as much space, a new ambulance arrival building, and dozens of additional patient rooms — all built while the department kept treating patients around the clock. The 76,000-square-foot expansion and renovation project wrapped up with the department never once closing its doors.

Baltimore, MD · 5h

Moneywise

Baltimore homeowners hit with surprise, 21-year-old bills — billed long before they bought their properties

City sent her a notice asking for due back taxes, and gave her a truncated deadline of Oct. 31.

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Got A Sweet Tooth? Five Maryland Candy Shops Have Chocolates Since Grandpa’s Day

Some Maryland candy shops have been dipping chocolates longer than most of us have been alive. A few started before the first World War, and families still line up for the same caramels and fudge their grandparents bought. This list covers five shops from Baltimore to the Ocean City boardwalk...

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Baltimore Paratransit Riders Say New MTA App Leaves Them Stranded, Missing Care

Marguerite Woods, a 74-year-old Northwest Baltimore resident, booked a Call-A-Ride pickup for 8 a.m. Monday to get to her 9 a.m. technology class, the same class she uses to advocate for making local art galleries accessible to people with disabilities. The ride never came. She called to cancel around 9 a.m., hopped into a traditional rideshare instead, and watched a Call-A-Ride car finally pull up to her home around 9:40 a.m. — after she had taken a rideshare to her class.

Baltimore, MD · 7h

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Democrats claim victory in Baltimore County’s 9th District race, Mangione loses

Baltimore County Democrats celebrated at the Board of Elections Thursday night, after getting the latest tally of mail-in and provisional ballots. There was clapping and hugs all around for an election they called historic. “Three women, three women,” said Shawn McIntosh, after hugging Arkia Wade. Both women ran for...

Baltimore County, MD · 2d

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Hopkins Eyes Third Gas Turbine Near School, Neighbors Push Back

Baltimore Central Business District — Weather Landmark Backdrop. Johns Hopkins Hospital wants to add a third natural-gas turbine to its South Energy Plant in East Baltimore, a facility that already sits across the street from a public housing complex and within blocks of an elementary school. The proposal has drawn backlash from neighbors worried about the health risks of burning more natural gas so close to homes and a campus full of young children.

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Chrissy Thornton makes history as first Black president of Center Stage Board of Trustees

Associated Black Charities (ABC) President and CEO Chrissy Thornton became board president of Baltimore Center Stage, the State Theater of Maryland, in July after serving as a trustee since 2023. Thornton is the first Black person to lead the theater’s board of trustees. The AFRO sat down with Thornton to...

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Donte's Lounge Opens in Federal Hill, Joining Baltimore's Dining Boom

Donte's Lounge is now open in Federal Hill, adding a new name to the neighborhood's dining and nightlife mix. CBS News Baltimore's WJZ has a segment titled Around Town: Donte's Lounge Is Now Open in Federal Hill. Earlier Reporting Offers Neighborhood Context. In a separate neighborhood snapshot, Baltimore Magazine described...

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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.

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In 2020, Derrick Henry paid $2.24 million for a Nashville home; four years later, he sold it for $3.1 million

Derrick Henry made a profit after selling his former Nashville mansion.

Nashville, TN · 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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This Maryland Street Turns Into A Glowing Holiday Display Known As The Miracle On 34th Street

Only in Baltimore could a pile of old hubcaps get a second career as a Christmas tree. Add snowmen made from bicycle wheels, and you’ve got a holiday display that would make a junkyard jealous. A giant glowing red crab gets in on the festivities, too. Because in Maryland,...

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Boonsboro blanks Loch Raven, advances to state football quarterfinals

BOONSBORO, Md. – In Hollywood, when a script is good, the rest comes easily. The same may be said for Boonsboro with football. The Warriors, once again, rose to the occasion and put on a show on the field. It’s not always perfect, but the final cut usually gets high ratings … especially in the playoffs.

Boonsboro, 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...

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