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A Modernist Icon, Reimagined: Inside Highfield House’s Most Luxurious Residence
4 beds | 2.5 baths | 2,953 sq. ft. Every detail of this fully updated-down to the studs 2,953-square-foot double condominium at Highfield House, an architectural landmark designed by Mies van der Rohe, has been thoughtfully curated to unite mid-century modernism with contemporary luxury. Residence 601/602 offers expansive, light-filled interiors, panoramic views, and exceptional craftsmanship throughout.
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Stained Glass, Soaring Ceilings, Modern Luxury
Step inside a piece of Baltimore history. At 3900 Roland Ave, the former St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, originally constructed in the 1850s, has been thoughtfully transformed into two luxury three-bedroom, two-bath residences, each offering approximately 1,200 square feet of light-filled, character-rich living space. Original architecture takes center stage. A...
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The Coca-Cola Holiday Caravan pulls up in Baltimore this weekend
Would you like to teach the world to sing in perfect harmony? Maybe you’d like to catch the wave, make it real, or refresh yourself? Well, along the highway to anywhere, the Coca-Cola Holiday Caravan is making three stops in the Baltimore area, and everyone is invited. Even Pepsi...
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Barnes & Noble coming to Harbor East next month
Harbor East will be the next neighborhood to gain a Barnes & Noble bookstore. The bookseller will open a new location on Dec. 9 at 801 Aliceanna St., Suite 105. It will replaces the former Oceanaire Seafood Room, which closed in March. The new Barnes & Noble will occupy about...
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MedStar Health offers non-invasive treatment for essential tremor and Parkinson’s disease
BALTIMORE — A Baltimore grandfather who spent 25 years as a police officer has a new reason to enjoy his retirement: making Sunday breakfast for his family. For years, Mark Hunter lived with essential tremor, a neurological condition that caused his hands to shake involuntarily. Although the condition never prevented him from enjoying life, it increasingly complicated ordinary tasks. Putting a screwdriver into a screw could require both hands. Even flipping pancakes for his family became challenging. Hunter became MedStar Health’s first patient to undergo focused ultrasound, an advanced, incisionless procedure that uses MRI-guided ultrasound energy to target a specific area of the brain responsible for tremor. Dr. Justin Martello, chief of Neurology for the Baltimore region, performed the procedure in just over two hours at MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center. Hunter went home the same day. Essential tremor is a neurological condition that causes involuntary shaking, most commonly in the hands. It can interfere with everyday activities such as eating, drinking, writing, and performing tasks requiring fine motor control. While medications can help some patients, others continue to experience symptoms that affect their quality of life. According to published research in the Journal of the American Medical Association, estimates