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Dangerous Dog Breeds Banned in Maryland: What the Law Says Now

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Dangerous dog breeds banned in Maryland is a shorter list than most people expect. As of 2026, the state has no statewide breed ban, and the one county that long prohibited pit bull-type dogs repealed its ban in November 2025. What you can and cannot do with your dog now depends mostly on how the … This article, Dangerous Dog Breeds Banned in Maryland: What the Law Says Now , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Neighbor Poisoned My Dog Laws in Nevada: Criminal Charges, Reporting, and Lawsuits • Dangerous Dog Breeds Banned in Kansas: What Each City Allows • Aggressive Dog Laws in Texas: What Owners and Victims Need to Know

Maryland · 2d

Baltimore Times

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April Ryan Brings Hard Truths and Historic Hope to Redeemer Church's VOICES Series

More than 100 people filled Redeemer Church at 5603 N. Charles St. on November 4, 2026 as veteran White House correspondent April Ryan headlined the church's VOICES Speaker Series, sponsored by the Ivy Bookstore. Coming just one day after the midterm elections, the evening blended celebration of a historic election night with a sobering account of life inside the White House briefing room.

Baltimore, MD · 2d
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Pikesville group pushes for safer Reisterstown Road

The Pikesville Improvement Corporation is advocating for safety improvements on Reisterstown Road. This comes as police investigate a fatal hit-and-run in September claimed the life of 64-year-old Melissa Nocho. "That's the second one we've had so far this year in this area, and last year we also had one, so it's just something that keeps reoccurring in this area, so it's just unfortunate," he said. Over the past few years, the group has been discussing measures such as better lighting, clearer road striping, and speed cameras with local and state officials to improve safety for pedestrians and drivers. "It's daily, I'll get pictures and videos of them having issues on this road, close calls of pedestrians trying to cross the road, bumper-to-bumper, light accidents," said Dan Brody, president of the Pikesville Improvement Corporation. Brody expressed frustration over the recurring accidents in the area. The group has been working for years to make Reisterstown Road safer. Brody highlighted some of the proposed changes, including improved pedestrian crossings and traffic light functionality.

Pikesville, MD · 2d
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Ellicott City’s Old Mill Has Rolled Out Its Hush Puppies For Decades – Here’s What Regulars Order First

At the far end of Main Street in old Ellicott City, just past the train bridge, a small cafe has quietly built a following that stretches back more than 20 years. The line can reach the door on busy mornings, and locals still wait without complaint. Some come for coffee,...

Ellicott City, MD · 1d
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$50,000 Winning Lottery Ticket Sold at Maryland Safeway

A $50,000 winning Maryland Lottery Bonus Match 5 ticket was sold at a Safeway grocery store in Baltimore for the Thursday, November 12 drawing. The winning ticket was purchased at Safeway, located at 2801 Smith Avenue, just north of the Baltimore City-County border. The winning numbers were 9, 22, 24, 31 and 35, with a Bonus Ball number of 39.

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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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.

Baltimore, MD · 21h

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2 Grammy winning stars are bringing exciting music to Baltimore

Raphael Saadiq and Rapsody are set to bring their musical talents to Baltimore as headliners of the 2027 Artscape Festival, one of the East Coast’s largest free arts celebrations. Mayor Brandon Scott announced Thursday, Nov. 12, that the Grammy winning R&B singer and songwriter and acclaimed hip hop artist...

Baltimore, MD · 2d

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Maryland Has A 17,000 Square Foot Market Where ‘I Don’t Need Anything’ Lasts About Five Minutes

Every shopper has said it at the front door. I don’t need anything, I’m just looking. Then the aisles start, and the aisles keep going, and suddenly there is a garden statue in the cart and a gift for a cousin whose birthday is months away. Up in...

Port Deposit, MD · 1d

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Baltimore's Heavy Seas Files Chapter 11 as Founder Plans Exit

Clipper City Brewing Company, the Baltimore craft-beer pioneer that does business as Heavy Seas Beer, filed for Chapter 11 protection under Subchapter V on November 8. The case arrives as founder Hugh Sisson, 72, prepares to leave a company he has run for more than 30 years, and as its lawyer describes the filing as time to hunt a buyer rather than a finished deal. Whatnow, citing PACER records, reported that Clipper City Brewing Company, L.P. submitted the petition on November 8.

Baltimore, MD · 2d

WTOP

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GoFundMe investigates Howard County woman accused of faking cancer

This article was written by WTOP’s news partner, The Banner Montgomery, and republished with permission. Subscribe to The Banner Montgomery here. Alexandra “Lexi” Thomas, 34, has been thrust into a national spotlight as a recently released podcast, “The Lexi Con,” explores allegations that she convinced friends, co-workers and even family members that she was battling blood cancer from 2014 through 2024.

Howard County, MD · 1d

Maryland Matters

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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.

Baltimore, MD · 1d

Country Herald

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Maryland Thanksgiving Travel: Baltimore, MD Whiteout Dangers

Thanksgiving travelers should prepare for unexpected whiteouts, slippery highways and rapidly changing visibility across Maryland.

Maryland · 23h

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After Leaving an Abusive Relationship, a Dundalk Author Turns Her Experience Into a Book

A protective order can provide legal recourse, but it cannot guarantee that abuse or stalking will stop. That distinction is part of Tameka Brown’s story: the Dundalk resident says she had an order after leaving an abusive relationship, yet her former partner continued to stalk her. Brown has written I’m Not Your Punching Bag about what she and her children experienced, hoping the book will encourage other survivors to seek help, according to the Dundalk Eagle.

Dundalk, MD · 2d

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The Game Haven of Maryland Doubles Footprint at Pikesville Shopping Center

The Game Haven of Maryland has more than doubled its footprint at Pikesville Shopping Center, expanding from 3,500 to 8,000 square feet. The store signed a lease expansion and extension with Hill Management Services and recently moved into the enlarged space. Andrew Beyrodt, Leasing Representative at Hill Management Services, represented the landlord, and JLL’s Matt Haas and Sam Shapiro represented the tenant in this transaction. The concept, founded in 2016, originally leased space at Pikesville Shopping Center in 2021 and also occupies a 4,000-square-foot warehouse unit within Hill Management Services’ portfolio.

Pikesville, MD · 2d

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Six Maryland Seafood Houses Where Steamed Crabs Still Arrive On Brown Paper In Late Fall

Summer gets all the credit, but plenty of Maryland crab houses keep the mallets out long after the beach towels are packed away. Late fall is a smart time to go, with shorter waits at many spots and the same paper-covered tables waiting for a pile of seasoned blue crabs.

Maryland · 1d

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Up In Cockeysville, Andy Nelson’s Barbecue Smokes Pit Beef The Old Colts Way

Baltimore has a long memory for its football heroes, and one of them traded his helmet for a barbecue pit. North of the city, along a busy stretch of York Road, a casual spot keeps that story going with pit beef, ribs, and a room full of Colts mementos. It...

Cockeysville, MD · 14h

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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...

Baltimore, MD · 2d