A group of neighbors in Union Square who go by Place for Good People LLC, purchased a commercial property at 1301 Hollins St. in their neighborhood to make sure they controlled its future. The property was previously the home of Top Carry Out and began to attract “unwanted activity and drugs in recent years,” according to Thomas Hams of Place for Good People.
The $7 million Camden Station includes an expanded seated waiting area, restrooms and new ticket vending machines, as well as service and informational displays. Bike racks, located conveniently outside the station, provide a multi-modal experience for passengers.
Pigtown is getting a book store as Charm City Books is opening next month in 782 Washington Blvd. Charm City Books is a new business from husband and wife Joe Carlson and Daven Ralston. Charm City Books is taking the place of a Baltimore Police substation that recently left the two-story, 1,200 sq. ft. retail space.
For college football fans in the area, SouthBMore.com has compiled a list of which bars to visit to watch your favorite team. Some bars are homes to the official viewing parties of alumni associations and some provide a more casual watch party.
Fall in love with this picture perfect cottage home with lush, landscaped front yard and large covered porch, top of the line everything including a garage/carriage house, gourmet kitchen indoor and outdoors with granite counter tops- made for entertaining! A complete renovation on one of the best blocks in town – situated just a few houses from Federal Hill Park and one block to the Inner Harbor.
A stolen auto in Barre Circle; an aggravated assault and stolen auto in Federal Hill; a burglary in Riverside; a robbery in the Inner Harbor; a burglary in Locust Point; a robbery in Pigtown; a robbery in Carroll-Camden; and a Robbery in Union Square.
This two-bedroom, two-bathroom home is located a block from Riverside Park. It features hardwood floors, a kitchen with doors opening out to a deck, a finished basement, and a detached one-car garage.
This 2,340 sq. ft., three-bedroom townhome in Locust Point features a two-car garage and four additional parking spaces adjacent to the home. It also has a large deck off the living room, a rooftop deck with skyline views, hardwood floors, a fireplace, high-end kitchen finishes, a formal dining room, and two master suites.
The playground was the brainchild of COPT’s President and CEO, Stephen E. Budorick, former United Way of Central Maryland campaign chair. Budorick enlisted the support of other local companies to bring the children of the Ben Center the new outdoor space that will also be used as an outdoor classroom.
A group of neighbors in Union Square who go by Place for Good People LLC, purchased a commercial property at 1301 Hollins St. in their neighborhood to make sure they controlled its future. The property was previously the home of Top Carry Out and began to attract “unwanted activity and drugs in recent years,” according to Thomas Hams of Place for Good People.
On Saturday, September 14, 2019 traffic modifications will be implemented for the Donate Life Family Fun Run. The run begins and ends along Ravens’ Walk at the Camden Yards Sports Complex and kicks off at 9:00 a.m.
The $7 million Camden Station includes an expanded seated waiting area, restrooms and new ticket vending machines, as well as service and informational displays. Bike racks, located conveniently outside the station, provide a multi-modal experience for passengers.
Holy cow what a weekend! Natural Products Expo, Downtown Partnership Annual Meeting, O’s/Dodgers, Defender’s Day at Fort McHenry, Ed Reed Gala, Dane Cook, Halfway to St. Paddy’s Day, SBNA Block Party, Seafood Festival, Rock and Rye, Wine on the Water, the Ravens home opener, a bunch of concerts, brewery events, fitness events, farmers’ markets, and more. Enjoy!
Due to the scheduled visit of the President of the United States to Downtown Baltimore during the afternoon *tomorrow, Thursday September 12, 2019*, we anticipate major commute disruptions and heavy traffic downtown, as noted in the Traffic Advisory.
Pigtown is getting a book store as Charm City Books is opening next month in 782 Washington Blvd. Charm City Books is a new business from husband and wife Joe Carlson and Daven Ralston. Charm City Books is taking the place of a Baltimore Police substation that recently left the two-story, 1,200 sq. ft. retail space.
Participants will get complimentary coffee and doughnuts, a UNION beer or crush, drinks specials, and a Wayward discount card.
Owner Scott Chung owns Bun’d Up at Union Market in Washington, DC and Rice Crook at Ballston Quarter in Arlington, VA. Rice Crook’s Cross Street Market location is a marriage of both businesses as it will offer the bao (steamed bun sandwiches) from Bun’d Up and bibimbap (Korean rice bowls) from the Rice Crook in Arlington. It will also sell salads.
A burglary in Federal Hill, a burglary in Pigtown, two assaults at the Inner Harbor, two aggravated assaults in Carroll-Camden, aggravated assaults in Union Square and Hollins Market.
Many of the homes were located along Randall St., while some were on Fort Ave., Battery Ave., and near Key Hwy. All of the homes SouthBMore.com documented with tags were end units with the graffiti located on the side of the homes.
Two stores close in Federal Hill, a new Caribbean restaurant opens in Locust Point, a new President for Under Armour, a crime fighting team signs a big lease at Montgomery Park, one restaurant closes Downtown, one restaurant opens, and one is coming soon.
Groups will work together to maintain pollinator and rain gardens, remove debris from the wetlands and maintain trails around the park.
The Baltimore City Department of Transportation would like to advise motorists that temporary traffic modifications will be in effect this Sunday for the Run to Remember 11K/5K/1 Mile Fun Run & Walk. The event will begin on Pratt Street in front of the World Trade Center at 8:46 a.m. on Sunday, September 08, 2019.
For college football fans in the area, SouthBMore.com has compiled a list of which bars to visit to watch your favorite team. Some bars are homes to the official viewing parties of alumni associations and some provide a more casual watch party.
The Cross Street Market is getting a more permanent outdoor seating area as developer Caves Valley Partners (CVP) has started construction on a new sidewalk along the south side of the market this week. The market had a temporary outdoor seating area with tables and planters on top of the street in recent months.
Beer, soda, burgers, brats, potato salad, kraut, polka, White Elephant Sale, raffles, games, wheels, and more at Our Lady of Good Counsel.
A packed weekend of events that includes the Locust Point Festival at Latrobe Park with 40 vendors, food stands, a kid’s zone, money wheel and more. Additional events includes First Thursday, Fun on the Waterfront, SOBO Sunsets, four Orioles games against the Rangers including giveaways, Little Italy Madonnari Arts Festival, Baltimore Ukrainian Festival, Films not he Waterfront, Riverside Summer Concert, 92Q End of Summer Jam, brewery events, outdoor fitness, outdoor movies, farmers’ markets, and more fun!
Join us at West Shore Park for an evening of video games, movies, popcorn, vendors and more. Bring your chairs, blanket and anything else you may need to enjoy the movie – we’ve got FREE popcorn for guests!
Love at First Bite is open Tuesday to Saturday from 7am to 8pm. It will focus on coffee, all-day breakfast, sandwiches, salads, soul food plates, ice cream, sundaes, and homemade desserts.
A stolen auto and convenience store robbery in Federal Hill; an aggravated assault on Key Hwy.; two robberies at the Inner Harbor; a stolen auto in Locust Point; a robbery, aggravated assault, and stolen auto in Pigtown; and an armed robbery in Union Square.
The new water feature will be a circular pattern and have pores that emit mist. There will also be color-changing lights. “The element is designed to be cooling on hot summer days and offer an interesting visual at night. It’s a hardscape, so it can be activated year-round,” said DPOB Vice President of Communications Michael Evitts.
The Hot Dry will offer handmade noodles, dumplings, and buns. The name The Hot Dry is a reference to “Hot Dry Noodles” which is a celebrated street food in the Hubei region of central China, specifically in the city of Wuhan. There will be a focus on “the heat and numbing sensations of hot chilis and Szechuan peppercorns.”
In a continuing effort to create the most fan and family-friendly atmosphere in sports, this week at Oriole Park at Camden Yards, crews are extending protective netting at the same height of the existing backstop netting down each foul line to near each foul pole.
As part of its effort to serve emerging centers, the Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Transit Administration (MDOT MTA) will begin service to the Guinness Open Gate Brewery in Baltimore County, effective September 1, 2019.
We hate to say it, but Summer is almost over and this might be your final weekend to enjoy some time at the pool. We ask that you please consider donating your old beach towels at one of our convenient drop-off locations. All towels will be washed and donated to the BARCS Animal Shelter.
Vegan Restaurant Week, Maryland State Fair, Baltimore Comedy Festival, Baltimore Antique & Jewelry Show, Bark & Brew, The Wiggles, Bike Party, Zoo Bop, Family Movie Night at Riverside Pool, Mother’s Pajama Brunch, Middle Branch Park Cleanup, Dog Swim at Riverside Park Pool, farmers’ markets, outdoor fitness, and more. Enjoy!
The 18th Annual Pigtown Festival returns to Washington Boulevard on Saturday, September 21, from 12–7PM. Enjoy live music, food trucks, craft beer, arts & crafts, Kids Zone and the highlight of the day-live pig races, and much more!
Alfajores are a popular cookie in Latin America, especially in Argentina, Chile, and Peru. The shortbread-style cookie sandwiches are filled with a rich dulce de leche filling, and can be dusted with powdered sugar or covered in chocolate. The origin of Alfajores dates back to Northern Africa before the cookies were introduced to Spain and then made their way to Latin America.
After collecting over 1,000,000 pounds of trash including tires, beer kegs and tree branches, the solar-powered trash interceptor’s conveyor belt will be transported by barge to Clearwater Mills’ marina in Bodkin Creek. While the belt is being repaired, Mr. Trash Wheel will be taken to General Ship Repair in Baltimore to be drydocked for cleaning, painting and any necessary repairs.
A packed weekend of events that includes the Locust Point Festival at Latrobe Park with 40 vendors, food stands, a kid’s zone, money wheel and more. Additional events includes First Thursday, Fun on the Waterfront, SOBO Sunsets, four Orioles games against the Rangers including giveaways, Little Italy Madonnari Arts Festival, Baltimore Ukrainian Festival, Films not he Waterfront, Riverside Summer Concert, 92Q End of Summer Jam, brewery events, outdoor fitness, outdoor movies, farmers’ markets, and more fun!
We hate to say it, but Summer is almost over and this might be your final weekend to enjoy some time at the pool. We ask that you please consider donating your old beach towels at one of our convenient drop-off locations. All towels will be washed and donated to the BARCS Animal Shelter.
Fall in love with this picture perfect cottage home with lush, landscaped front yard and large covered porch, top of the line everything including a garage/carriage house, gourmet kitchen indoor and outdoors with granite counter tops- made for entertaining! A complete renovation on one of the best blocks in town – situated just a few houses from Federal Hill Park and one block to the Inner Harbor.
Join us August 16th for our last McHenry Row – Baltimore, MD Block Party of the season with our friends from UNION Craft Brewing. We will be raffling off a gift basket of Union collectors glassware and will be hosting a Union dunk tank all benefiting Special Olympics Maryland! Fun kicks off at 5pm with food truck from Chesapeake Food Works. beer tents, moon bounce for the kids, corn hole, crush tent, and more! The Unofficial will be playing outside on the circle from 6-9pm.
Join us July 19th for a McHenry Row – Baltimore, MD Block Party with our friends from RAR Brewing as we show case a variety of their one off brews and giveaway custom WOB/RAR stickers we created just for this event! Fun kicks off at 5pm with with beer tents, oyster tent from The Urban Oyster, moon bounce for the kids, corn hole, crush tent, and more! Live music will be playing outside on the circle from 6-9pm.
Hi friends! My name’s Betsy Ross. You may know Betsy Ross as the historical woman who sewed America’s first flag; I promise to make history by being the most loving dog you’ve ever known!I’m 7-years-old, but don’t let my age fool you—I can still romp around with the best of them. In fact, I LOVE going on walks and exploring the world around me! There’s just so much to sniff out there. When I’m ready to settle down for the evening, you can find me relaxing on the back porch or a comfortable sofa.
Hi everyone! My name’s Hart, and I’m only 5-years-old! My friends at BARCS say I’m a real gem, and I think it’s because I really love cuddling and getting belly rubs. In fact, I’ll flop right onto my side so you have easy access to my belly-no excuses for not petting me!
As a nonprofit organization, BARCS depends on the support of our community through private donations, volunteerism and fostering. While BARCS is fortunate that Baltimore City is providing the funding to cover the structure of the new building, BARCS will be raising private funds, in addition to our annual operating budget, in order to build or enhance the following areas of the new facility.
Our working cats, who aren’t suited for indoor living, would love to spend their lives helping to control your barn, warehouse, corporate campus, plant nursery or other places of business’ rodent and pest population.
Participants will get complimentary coffee and doughnuts, a UNION beer or crush, drinks specials, and a Wayward discount card.
Groups will work together to maintain pollinator and rain gardens, remove debris from the wetlands and maintain trails around the park.
Beer, soda, burgers, brats, potato salad, kraut, polka, White Elephant Sale, raffles, games, wheels, and more at Our Lady of Good Counsel.
Join us at West Shore Park for an evening of video games, movies, popcorn, vendors and more. Bring your chairs, blanket and anything else you may need to enjoy the movie – we’ve got FREE popcorn for guests!
We hate to say it, but Summer is almost over and this might be your final weekend to enjoy some time at the pool. We ask that you please consider donating your old beach towels at one of our convenient drop-off locations. All towels will be washed and donated to the BARCS Animal Shelter.
Presented by the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts, School 33 Art Center’s 40th Anniversary Exhibition celebrates the history of the nonprofit art space’s ongoing commitment to local, regional and national contemporary artists. Using the entire building’s gallery spaces, the anniversary exhibition features more than 40 regional visual artists who have shown in the galleries over the years.
New Acting Baltimore Police Department (BPD) Commissioner Michael S. Harrison held a meet-and-greet with the Southern District last night at Cherry Hill Elementary/Middle School. He introduced himself, listened to comments from community members, and took questions.
Baltimore Rent A Tour owner Chris Riehl decided to celebrate his 40th birthday last Thursday by releasing his song and music video ‘Baltimore!’ Riehl wants his song to be a positive message and a source of pride for Baltimore, which he calls “the greatest city in the world.”
At the walk and taking questions at the forum was Baltimore City State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby, Baltimore Police Department (BPD) Commissioner Gary Tuggle, Southern District Commander Major Monique Brown, Councilman Eric Costello, and the District 46 representation of Delegate Luke Clippinger, Delegate Robbyn Lewis, Delegate Brooke Lierman, and Senator Bill Ferguson.
The 600 block of E. Fort Ave., the 1400 and 1300 blocks of Jackson St. and Webster St., and portions of Key Hwy. are being affected by large amounts of running water.
The playground was the brainchild of COPT’s President and CEO, Stephen E. Budorick, former United Way of Central Maryland campaign chair. Budorick enlisted the support of other local companies to bring the children of the Ben Center the new outdoor space that will also be used as an outdoor classroom.
A group of neighbors in Union Square who go by Place for Good People LLC, purchased a commercial property at 1301 Hollins St. in their neighborhood to make sure they controlled its future. The property was previously the home of Top Carry Out and began to attract “unwanted activity and drugs in recent years,” according to Thomas Hams of Place for Good People.
The $7 million Camden Station includes an expanded seated waiting area, restrooms and new ticket vending machines, as well as service and informational displays. Bike racks, located conveniently outside the station, provide a multi-modal experience for passengers.
Due to the scheduled visit of the President of the United States to Downtown Baltimore during the afternoon *tomorrow, Thursday September 12, 2019*, we anticipate major commute disruptions and heavy traffic downtown, as noted in the Traffic Advisory.
Pigtown is getting a book store as Charm City Books is opening next month in 782 Washington Blvd. Charm City Books is a new business from husband and wife Joe Carlson and Daven Ralston. Charm City Books is taking the place of a Baltimore Police substation that recently left the two-story, 1,200 sq. ft. retail space.
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