Thanks to these Northeast gaming resorts, you don’t have to hop on a plane to get a taste of Vegas.| Forbes Travel Guide Stories
On Wednesday, Maryland Democratic officials held a morning news conference at BWI Airport and spoke out about TSA agents, air traffic controllers, and other "essential workers" who are still working without pay. They pressed federal leaders to resolve the shutdown and support the affected workers.| CNS Maryland
Baltimore residents like Everett Mitchell and Leah Oliver are leading grassroots efforts to plant trees in underserved neighborhoods, helping to combat climate change and restore green spaces. Their work brings environmental healing, education, and a renewed connection to nature in the heart of the city. The post Planting hope: How Baltimore locals use trees to fight climate change appeared first on AFRO American Newspapers.| AFRO American Newspapers
Stanley Andrisse, MBA, Ph.D, is a tenured associate professor at Howard University College of Medicine and executive director of From Prison Cells to PhD. This week, he speaks on the importance of investing in second chances. The post From prison to tenure: Baltimore roots, Baltimore resilience appeared first on AFRO American Newspapers.| AFRO American Newspapers
Freight railroad CSX is starting a new route between Baltimore and New York with the bridge collapse and port closure expected to create trade issues for weeks.| CNBC
Commercial vessels cleared by the Coast Guard for removal of debris in the Port of Baltimore bridge collapse are subject to strict requirements.| CNBC
New album, Avoid Attach, out Sept. 26 The post WATCH: Swoll Shares ‘Do You Know What’s Changed?’ appeared first on Rock and Roll Globe.| Rock and Roll Globe
I spent Saturday in Baltimore celebrating, with dozens of Crowleys, a signal occasion. This celebration involved the iconic boat The Saoirse, exhaustive genealogical research, long lost cousins mee…| Roaringwater Journal
[Sep 22, 2025] This Rosh HaShanah, gather with family and friends at the Pearlstone Jewish Retreat Center in Baltimore for a transformative musical New Year and Shabbat experience, featuring three days of song-filled traditional egalitarian davening, vibrant community, delicious and health-conscious kosher food, and ample outdoor farm space for kids and families to enjoy the changing autumn season.... The post Joey Weisenberg: Rosh Hashanah with Hadar’s Rising Song Institute & Adamah at Pea...| Adamah
[Sep 22, 2025] Over the centuries, the tradition of creating a seder plate of simanim waxed and waned, but a remnant remains in our tradition of dipping apples in honey, symbolizing the wish for a sweet and prosperous year. Almost 2,000 years ago, a Babylonian sage, Rabbi Abaye, spoke of the significance of eating special foods to mark the Jewish new year, Rosh Hashanah. These foods were to be simanim, symbols that stood for one’s hopes and dreams for the coming year.... The post A Sede...| Adamah
[Sep 16, 2025]After nearly a decade of dreaming and planning, Pearlstone Retreat Center & Campus, at 5425 Mt. Gilead Road in Reisterstown, will unveil its new amphitheater. The Myerberg Stage at the Greenwald Amphitheater at Pearlstone will open to the public for the first time on Sunday, Oct. 19, from 1 to 7 p.m.... The post Pearlstone to Launch Amphitheater at Festival appeared first on Adamah.| Adamah
[Sep 15, 2025] Pearlstone, an agency of The Associated and headquarters to Adamah, will open its new amphitheater on its campus in Reisterstown this October. The Myerberg Stage at the Greenwald Amphitheater is a project that is part of the Meyerhoff New Jewish Family Innovation Fund, an endowment fund of The Associated: Jewish Federation of Baltimore.... The post Pearlstone to Open New Outdoor Amphitheater appeared first on Adamah.| Adamah
The Trump administration on Friday warned Maryland officials not to award contracts based on sex and race in the reconstruction of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge.| CNS Maryland
In the days before Uber Eats and DoorDash, Baltimore’s residents got their food the old-fashioned way—by purchasing ingredients and preparing it themselves at home. While some residents tended smal…| Maryland History by the Object
As Baltimore faces a federal deadline to identify and replace lead service lines, local researchers and community groups are stepping in to reach residents the city has struggled to engage| The Hub
In spite of a rise in overt racism ginned up by Trump, mayors are lowering crime in predominantly Black American cities.| Impakter
"The Black August Lesson" explains how denim is ingrained in the seams of Black identity, dating back to the days of enslavement.| Hello Beautiful - Fashion, Beauty, Lifestyle and Hair Care for Black Women
The owners of the cargo ship that crashed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge are suing the company that built the vessel, alleging negligence.| Maryland Daily Record
Two very good 2025 releases that I read from the library. While they could hardly be more different in tone and particulars, I couldn’t resist linking them via their titles. Three Days in Ju…| Bookish Beck
A new exhibition of oil paintings and photographs made by JHU students highlights the objects and associates of a second-hand furniture warehouse| The Hub
In summer, nothing beats a day by the water. This past Memorial Day weekend, Mark and I spent a day in the quaint waterfront town of Solomons Island, Maryland. Located just under two hours from bot…| Noelle Across The Pond
Some thoughts midway through the SSP 2025 Annual Meeting.| The Scholarly Kitchen
At Permanent.org, we believe that preserving community stories should be accessible to all. In this guest blog post, we spotlight a recent Byte4Byte internship at The Peale in Baltimore, where University of Maryland graduate student Nicolas Lizarralde helped organize and add metadata to their Out of the Blocks oral history collection. His work not only helped make these powerful community voices more accessible, but also provided The Peale with a clearer path toward sustainable digital preser...| Permanent.org
With his fiery debut album, the trumpeter takes listeners on a narrative journey of love, resilience and community.| CapitalBop
Saon Brice is the Executive Chef at BLK Swan in Baltimore City, Maryland. Chef Brice has over 17 years of experience in all facets of cooking and management; focused experience in fine dining food preparation for large-scaled catered events and private parties, restaurants, and hotels. We were very excited to collaborate with Chef Brice on… Continue reading Chef Saon Brice on Barramundi The post Chef Saon Brice on Barramundi appeared first on The Better Fish® Barramundi by Australis Aquacu...| The Better Fish® Barramundi by Australis Aquaculture
This month’s archaeological artifact is a small porcelain flush toilet that once graced a child’s toy house (Figure 1). Today, most of the western world take flushing toilets for granted, but they …| Maryland History by the Object
JHU's wide-ranging annual Baltimore Area Survey also shows residents are more satisfied with their neighborhoods, government, and schools than a year ago| The Hub
” If you feel like there’s something out there that you’re supposed to be doing, if you have a passion …Continue reading →| Powder Room Diaries
Baltimore, MD, September 2017 The post Baltimore, MD, September 2017 appeared first on Vlado Vince.| Vlado Vince
You can find a lot of great things to do for your birthday in Baltimore. I'm sure you'll like the birthday ideas in Baltimore!| Dymabroad
