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New Washington Commanders Concessions: What is there to eat at Landover’s Northwest Stadium?
3+ day, 4+ hour ago (30+ words) The Baltimore Banner New Washington Commanders Concessions: What is there to eat at Landoverâs Northwest Stadium?...
Baltimore council shakeup: Conway removed from key public safety post
2+ day, 23+ hour ago (628+ words) Baltimore City Councilman Mark Conway will no longer lead the council’s influential Public Safety Committee, part of a restructuring City Council President Zeke Cohen announced Thursday. Taking Conway’s place is Councilman John Bullock, a 10-year veteran of the City Council....
New Carrollton City Council votes mayor out of office
3+ day, 3+ hour ago (894+ words) Despite a passionate outpouring of support from residents, the New Carrollton City Council voted 4-1 on Wednesday evening to remove Mayor Phelecia Nembhard from office. The council forced Nembhard to forfeit her seat over allegations that she violated the city charter…...
Streeter: The decision to keep a Mount Vernon mural is a victory for art, free speech and peace
3+ day, 9+ hour ago (815+ words) Olive branches are generally considered a positive thing. They’re about peace and reconciliation. But this week, a huge depiction of dramatic green fruit, branches and leaves, set off by an intriguing swath of Arabic, was front and center in a…...
AG’s office identifies woman, officer involved in police shooting in Middle River
3+ day, 19+ hour ago (176+ words) Authorities have identified the woman who died this week after being wounded during a shooting involving a Baltimore County Police officer last week. Sadie Holman, 21, of Odenton was wounded on the morning of Aug. 3 during an encounter with Officer James…...
What does 50 years of the Maryland Renaissance Festival mean to you?
4+ day, 2+ hour ago (152+ words) The Baltimore Banner What does 50 years of the Maryland Renaissance Festival mean to you? Grief, kindness and a phone call from Baltimore to Dodge City Who is Dr. Shadyfellow? How Trey Hendrickson can changes the Ravens defense Hundreds climb stairs…...
Baltimore official tried to block IG from accessing their documents, report says
3+ day, 20+ hour ago (641+ words) A senior official in Mayor Brandon Scott’s administration violated city policy by attempting to cut off the inspector general’s access to the official’s documents, according to a report that’s the latest volley in an ongoing dispute between the inspector general…...
The Dish: Baltimore City Schools have started composting. Can they keep it going?
4+ day, 9+ hour ago (704+ words) An elementary school student approached the bins carrying a tray full of food, his eyes wide, looking upward amidst a jostling line of children. The child reached a hand holding a chewed-up apple into the trash can. It was a…...
Gaithersburg officials may be warming to anti-ICE laws
4+ day, 21+ hour ago (416+ words) Gaithersburg Mayor Jud Ashman and City Council members have in recent weeks resisted calls from activists for laws protecting immigrants from federal deportation efforts. They said they didn’t want to provoke U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement or pass laws without…...
Baltimore County schools sign on for 3 more years of Talkspace therapy for students
4+ day, 17+ hour ago (407+ words) Students in Baltimore County public schools will have free access to the teletherapy service Talkspace for another three years, thanks to $2.4 million in grant funding. School board members renewed the contract with Talkspace on Tuesday night, extending a partnership that…...