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“Leave No One Behind”: Governor Moore Honors Veterans At Crownsville State Veterans Cemetery

NOTE: The Office of the Governor shared the following press release:. ANNAPOLIS– Governor Moore today delivered remarks at Crownsville State Veterans Cemetery, one of five state owned veterans cemeteries managed by the Maryland Department of Veterans and Military Families (DVMF), for their Veterans Day Commemoration Ceremony. The governor’s remarks highlighted the Moore-Miller administration’s support for the brave Marylanders who served our country.

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This Charming Maryland Park Has Been Stealing Hearts Since Before The Civil War Era Began

There are places you visit once and forget, and then there’s Patterson Park in Baltimore, Maryland, which has a way of staying with you long after you’ve gone home. Maryland’s oldest city park has been charming residents and visitors alike for generations, and spending time here makes it very easy to understand why.

Baltimore, MD · 6d

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As New Bay Bridge Advances, ESLC’s Steve Kline Seeks Funding to Protect the Shore

With the federal government’s recent approval of Maryland’s plans for a new Chesapeake Bay Bridge, a project long measured in studies and proposals is moving closer to reality. The estimated $17.5 billion project could reshape travel across the region, but its effects may reach well beyond the bridge and its approaches.

Maryland · 3d

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Luigi Mangione’s Cousin, Nino Mangione, Wins Baltimore County Council Seat As A Republican

Republican Nino Mangione, the first cousin of Luigi Mangione, has won a seat on the Baltimore County Council in Maryland, holding on in a tight race despite a Democratic wave across much of the country. Nino Mangione won the council’s District 5 seat in Tuesday’s midterm election with 49% of the vote, while Democrat Shawn […]

Baltimore County, MD · 3d

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Maryland home's $1,000 winter electric bills loom over search for a new heat pump

They owned an all-electric, 2,700-square-foot, three-story rowhouse in Baltimore.

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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Five Stories You May Have Missed: Mangione Cousins; HoCo Filmmaking; Dirt Bike Exhibition; and more.

Last week, we shared news about Howard County’s plan to position itself as a “film-ready community”; a new Barnes & Noble bookstore coming to Timonium; and an exhibition showcasing dirt bike culture. Revisit the stories here:. “Nino Mangione’s Baltimore County Council race made headlines as far away...

Howard County, MD · 2d

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Baltimore’s Charm City Lights Returns With Bigger, Brighter Holiday Experience

Baltimore is getting into the holiday spirit! Charm City Lights returns to Druid Hill Park with more than 250,000 twinkling lights, a 50-foot Christmas tree, cozy dining igloos, themed nights and more from Nov. 28 through Dec. 27.

Baltimore, MD · 2d

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New speed camera near Arlington Elementary to activate Monday

Drivers in Baltimore have a new speed camera to watch out for near Arlington Elementary School, activating Monday.

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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BGE customers have until Dec. 23 to send Maryland regulators comments on a $156 million electric rate request that could add about $8 a month to bills

Baltimore Gas and Electric customers have until Dec. 23 to send the Maryland Public Service Commission written comments on BGE’s request for a $156.1 million increase in electric base rates. The filing, Case No. 9888, would add about $8 a month to the average electric bill if the commission approves it. Rates stay where they […]

Maryland · 4d

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Commentary: Maryland already pays for climate change; the question is whether polluters ever will

Marylanders are already paying for the effects of climate change, with their responses to flooding and other climate disasters, writes Jamie DeMarco, but it's time for the state to make fossil fuel companies pay for their share of the damage with the RENEW Act.

Maryland · 2d

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Everyone In Maryland Should Try The Old-School Breakfast At This 1950s-Style Diner

This deserves an immediate mention: there’s a gleaming stainless steel diner with red stripes that looks straight out of the mid-1950s. It was actually built in 1992. Nobody seems bothered by the math, and honestly, neither am I. The building replaced an older wooden diner from 1946 that was...

Maryland · 4d

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Reptile House in Druid Hill Park

On August 5, 1948, Mayor Thomas D’Alessandro and other Baltimore City dignitaries came by motorcade to Druid Hill Park for the official opening of the Baltimore Zoo’s new Reptile House. They entered an oval room with a shallow, tile-lined pool at its center where small alligators and turtles swam. Set into the walls of the room were brightly lit tanks containing an eye-popping array of local and exotic snakes, lizards, and amphibians. Artists employed by the City’s Bureau of Parks had painted woodland, desert, or swamp scenes inside each tank to mimic the natural habitats of the occupants.

Baltimore, MD · 7d

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SUN: Harborplace developer warns Baltimore’s neighborhoods can’t thrive without downtown

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Baltimore’s downtown is in crisis, and allowing it to deteriorate further threatens investment across the entire city, Harborplace developer David Bramble said Thursday as he acknowledged the start of his waterfront redevelopment has slipped into next year. “Our central business district is in a crisis,”...

Baltimore, MD · 4d

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Legal fight brewing over Harford Road housing bill in Baltimore

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A legal fight is brewing in Baltimore over a bill that could reshape development along Harford Road. Former City Council member Jody Landers told FOX45 that the bill, sponsored by Councilman Ryan Dorsey, would allow multi-family housing development not just along Harford Road but deep into neighborhoods currently zoned for single-family homes.

Baltimore, MD · 2d

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Heritage Toyota Owings Mills hosts fifth annual vehicle giveaway for Maryland veterans

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Ten Maryland veterans received vehicles Monday through a partnership between Heritage | MileOne Autogroup and nonprofit Vehicles for Change. The fifth annual event was held at Heritage Toyota Owings Mills. Organizers said the vehicles are intended to help recipients get to work, medical appointments and school,...

Owings Mills, MD · 2d

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Druid Hill Park's Charm City Lights Returns With a 50-Foot Tree and Dining Igloos

Baltimore's holiday lights spectacular is lighting back up at Druid Hill Park, with organizers highlighting a 50-foot tree and an array of features for its latest run. Charm City Lights will run from Nov. 28 through Dec. 27 at Druid Hill Park. Baltimore City Recreation and Parks shared the 2026...

Baltimore, MD · 2d

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Downtown Baltimore faces longer wait for waterfront revamp

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Major changes are coming to the plans for revitalizing Harborplace, but the project is facing new delays. WBFF has been following efforts to redevelop the once-popular waterfront destination, where families, tourists and residents gathered for years. Now, much of the waterfront shopping destination sits quiet. Developer...

Baltimore, MD · 3d

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West Baltimore's Grace Medical Center Finishes $61.6M Overhaul After Five Years

Grace Medical Center in West Baltimore has wrapped up a five-year, $61.6 million transformation, giving the neighborhood a modernized emergency department, new specialty clinics and expanded outpatient services inside a hospital some residents still remember as Bon Secours. The project touched nearly every corner of the campus, from a rebuilt dialysis unit to new behavioral health clinics, and much of the construction happened while the facility stayed open and operating through the COVID-19 pandemic.

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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Montgomery College Dean Fights Disbarment Over 54 Trust Fund Transfers, Gambling

Baltimore County Circuit Court — Reported Site of Evidentiary Hearing. A bank's overdraft notice set off a disciplinary case that now has the Supreme Court of Maryland weighing whether to disbar Tiffany Fountaine Boykin, Montgomery College's dean of Rockville Student Affairs. Findings in the case say Boykin made 54 transfers from her client trust account to her law firm's operating account, moving nearly $28,000 that she then spent — plus a little more — at ATMs while gambling.

Maryland · 4d

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MDE tentatively rejects Curtis Bay petroleum cleanup company’s permit request

A plan to construct two waste oil tanks across the street from a high school “poses an unacceptable public health risk,” MDE says. State officials have denied the permit a Curtis Bay company that provides petroleum spill cleanup services needs to expand its operation in the far South Baltimore community.

Baltimore, MD · 3d