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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...
NottinghamMD.com
Joppatowne Recreation Council announces third annual Winterfest and inaugural Holiday Parade
JOPPA, Md. — The Joppatowne Recreation Council will host its third annual Winterfest celebration on Saturday, Nov. 21, featuring the community’s first-ever Turkey to Tinsel Holiday Parade. The festivities will begin at 10:15 a.m. with a parade step-off from Joppatowne High School. Participants will march down Riviera Drive and continue along Kearney Drive before concluding […]
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Baltimore has a new national landmark: Remsen Hall at Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore has a new national landmark: Remsen Hall at Johns Hopkins University. The American Chemical Society this month named Remsen Hall on Hopkins’ Homewood campus a National Historic Chemical Landmark, making it one of about 100 places to have that distinction. The designation puts Remsen Hall on a different...
The Avenue News
Perry Hall resident recognized with Community Heroes Award
Vicki Keller, a longtime Perry Hall resident and volunteer who has dedicated her retirement to preserving local history, supporting students and honoring military veterans, has been named the recipient of Baltimore County’s Community Hero Award for Council District 5. The award recognizes Keller’s continued commitment to strengthening her community through volunteer work with the Perry Hall Improvement Association, the Honeygo Regional Veterans Memorial project and several local history initiatives. Keller’s volunteer work in Perry Hall includes serving on the scholarship committee of the Perry Hall Improvement Association, helping organize community events and contributing to projects that preserve the area’s history. She also serves as treasurer of the Honeygo Regional Veterans Memorial Executive Committee, which is working to establish a memorial honoring veterans. A new chapter in public serviceKeller spent 39 years working for the Baltimore County Department of Health, where she held several positions in public health and prevention services. She managed the Women, Infants and Children program before moving into substance use prevention and tobacco services. In her tobacco services role, she oversaw education programs, school-based services, cessation programs and enforcement efforts aimed at preventing underage tobacco sales. After retiring in 2022, she expanded her involvement in community organizations
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Peabody Institute working with prominent New York firm, Ennead Architects, to design new academic hub for Mount Vernon campus
When leaders of the Peabody Institute wanted to build on-campus student housing in the 1960s, they hired a prominent New York designer known for his work with cultural institutions, Edward Durell Stone. Now the Peabody Institute, a division of the Johns Hopkins University since 1977, wants to build an academic...
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A Maryland Family Moved Their Cafe Into an 1895 Bank and Now Serves Breakfast Beneath Its Grand Ceilings
Strawberry-stuffed French toast is served beneath chandeliers in a room where people once handled their savings. The building even survived the devastating 1904 city fire. I don’t think a breakfast table needs much more character than that. The family-run Maryland café moved into the former bank in 2016, preserving...
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Your Guide to the Red Lion Halloween Parade
Grab your costumes, gather your little monsters, and get ready to experience one of York County’s favorite fall traditions! The Annual Red Lion Halloween Parade is marching into downtown Red Lion on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, and promises plenty of Halloween fun for the whole family. Whether you’re bringing...
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James David Young on public support for the arts and the future of Baltimore’s DIY scene
Baltimore has long been a home for experimental artists. But is it as hospitable to the arts as it once was? Composer and showrunner James David Young of Mind on Fire leads a discussion on Baltimore as a past, present and future destination for creatives of all kinds on this episode of Pass the Mic. His guests are Tariq Ravelomanana, otherwise known as the internationally acclaimed rapper and producer Infinity Knives; experimental sitarist, composer and upcoming club-owner Ami Dang; and Executive Director of Maryland Citizens for the Arts Nicholas Cohen.
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John Legend performs to crowd at Baltimore record store
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This Charming Maryland Bookstore Has A Resident Cat, Rare Finds, And Shelves Of Fascinating Books
I only meant to browse for five minutes. A cat curled on the counter changed that plan completely. She watched me with the calm confidence of someone who owns the place, which, in a way, she does. The shelves around her held more surprises than I expected, stacked floor to ceiling with titles I had never seen anywhere else.
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Where Hip-Hop Meets Heart Health: Association of Black Cardiologists Brings Film Screening and Community Conversation to Morgan State
October 26th Event Shines Light on An Underdiagnosed Heart condition affecting Black Americans. Baltimore residents will have a chance to hear real stories and get real answers about their hearts on Monday, October 26, when the Association of Black Cardiologists (ABC) and BridgeBio host “Don’t Pass on Your Heart Health,” a special film screening and live community discussion at Morgan State University.
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SUN: Baltimore rowhome a Grateful Dead memorabilia shrine, concert venue
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Martin G. Knott Jr.’s 8,800-square-foot Mount Vernon rowhouse is more than a home. It’s a shrine to the Grateful Dead, with walls lined with vintage concert posters, backstage passes and other memorabilia, and hundreds more carefully preserved posters tucked away upstairs. It’s also a...