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Maryland Zoo launches student-designed red panda video game
BALTIMORE, Md. (WBFF) — A video game inspired by the Maryland Zoo’s red pandas is now available on the Zoo’s website!. “Red Panda Rush” was created by George Washington Carver Center for Arts & Technology senior Martin Burgunder as a class project. Classmates Isaac Sigrist worked...
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Ascension Saint Agnes NICU marks Halloween with zoo-themed costumes for newborns
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Some of the tiniest patients at Ascension Saint Agnes Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) received a dose of Halloween cheer as part of a hospital tradition that has lasted nearly eight years. The Unit celebrated Thursday by dressing newborns in handmade costumes, continuing a tradition led...
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Park’s Has Been Frying Chicken, Gizzards And Livers For Baltimore, Maryland Regulars For Decades
Some Baltimore lunch traditions started before many of today’s customers were born. One small carryout on the west side of downtown has been dropping chicken into the fryer since 1978, and the regulars still line up for it. Folks come for the wings, but plenty walk out with a...
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Baltimore Weekend Events: ‘Psycho’ in Concert; Pumpkin Smash; Billy Strings; and more.
It’s Halloweekend, which means Baltimore has a bunch of fun events to lift your spirits and invite you to celebrate the spooky season. From a performance of the music from the movie “Psycho” to a glow-in-the-dark party, there are plenty of ways to mark the holiday. Plus,...
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Breakfast links: Housing features in new developer’s plans for Baltimore Peninsula
Housing planned for undeveloped part of Baltimore Peninsula. Developer Mark Sapperstein said he plans to include townhomes, among other elements, on the approximately 90 remaining undeveloped acres at Baltimore Peninsula. The former landowner, Under Armour founder Kevin Plank, decided to leave the neighborhood behind last year. (This article may be behind a paywall.) (Giacomo Bologna / Banner)
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At This Hidden Maryland Glassblowing Studio, Kids Watch Molten Glass Become Art Right Before Their Eyes
Furnaces running past 2,000 degrees sit just a few feet from where total beginners shape their very own glass pumpkins and vases. And yes, kids get in on the action too. A family-run studio in Maryland lets you pick up to three colors from a lineup that includes lime green, purple, coffee, and pink. Then trained instructors show you how to hold and rotate the pipe while molten glass takes shape.
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Three Maryland Delis Named Among the Best in America
Cheapism has included three Maryland delis on its list of the “27 Best Delis Across America, According to Customers,” including two with locations in Montgomery County. Attman’s Delicatessen (Baltimore and Potomac). Attman’s Delicatessen, which has locations in Baltimore and at Park Potomac in Potomac, was founded by Harry Attman in Baltimore in 1915. More than a century later, the deli remains in the family, with Harry Attman’s grandson Marc Attman now at the helm.
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The oldest, most complete train collection in America sits quietly in Baltimore
You can walk onto the exact ground where American railroading began. The National Museum of Railroad History & Innovation sits on a 40-acre site in southwest Baltimore, built on the old Mount Clare Shops where the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad launched the country’s first commercial railroad. Most people still...
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How To Make People Laugh on Election Night, 'A Different World' Returns, Baltimore Through Devin Allen's Lens
The recent headlines have been stressful. When they worked on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, writers Eliana Kwartler, Michael Cruz Kayne and Steve Waltien had the tough ask of making the news funny. They share how to make light of heavy subject matter. After that, school is back in...