Author Archive: News Release
News releases from various sources around South Baltimore.
New ‘Pigtown’s Got Talent’ Hosting a Casting Call
Pigtown Main Street is looking for the best & brightest local talent to be featured in an upcoming “Virtual Variety Show.”
Baltimore Museum of Industry to Open Outdoor ‘Women of Steel’ Exhibit
The Baltimore Museum of Industry (BMI) will open its next exhibition outside of the museum to allow for social distancing and open-air exploration during COVID-19.
Weekend Road Closures Around Baltimore
Road closures on I-895, I-83, Greene St., and in city neighborhood for outdoor seating.
Man Charged with Attempted Murder After Sharp-Leadenhall Brick Attack
An arrest has been made in a violent brick attack that occurred last month in Sharp-Leadenhall. The incident was caught on video and went viral around the world.
American Visionary Art Museum to Reopen on Friday
After temporarily closing its doors in March in observance of government guidelines for the COVID-19 pandemic, the American Visionary Art Museum enthusiastically reopens its doors to public visitors on Friday, September 25, 2020 with new hours
Rosh Hashanah Shofar in the Park This Sunday at Riverside Park and the HarborView Promenade
Chabad of South Baltimore is hosting Rosh Hashanah Shofar in the Park on Sunday at Riverside Park and the HarborView Promenade.
Man Shot and Killed Sunday Night in Federal Hill Park
On September 13, 2020, at 11:03 p.m., officers were called to the 300 block of Warren Avenue for a report of gunshots being heard in the area. When officers arrived, they found a 39-year old man with gunshot wounds to his body. The victim was transported to a hospital where he died from his injuries.
Waterfront Partnership Relaunches its Inner Harbor Kayak Tours
Baltimore City Department of Recreation & Parks and the Waterfront Partnership are bringing back the Inner Harbor Kayak Tours.
Weekend Road Closures Around South Baltimore
Lane closes around Baltimore including work on the JFX and closures for outdoor dining in Federal Hill, Fell’s Point, and Canton.
Maryland Enters Phase Three of COVID-19 Recovery Allowing Theatres and Performance Venues to Open
Yesterday, Governor Larry Hogan announced the State of Maryland will enter the first phase of Stage Three of ‘Maryland Strong: Roadmap to Recovery.’ It is up to local jurisdictions to implement the new guidelines. Baltimore City will not be loosening any restrictions at this time, but anticipates moving to Phase Two next week.
Ravens Offering Cardboard Cutouts of Fans in Seats at M&T Bank Stadium
While fans can’t attend games at M&T Bank Stadium in person right now, that doesn’t mean your face can’t be seen in the seats. Purchase a cutout of yourself and be part of our Community of Fans, presented by M&T Bank, while you stay safe this season and watch from home.
Baltimore Recycling Pickup Suspended Starting Monday
Effective Monday August 31, all DPW recycling collections’ crews will be diverted to trash collections on a full-time basis. Unfortunately, this means recycling operations must be modified. While this plan is in effect, recycling will no longer be collected from residences.
Ravens to Start 2020 Season Without Fans in the Stands
“After consulting with government officials and public health experts, we will not host fans at M&T Bank Stadium for at least the initial part of the 2020 season.”
Port of Baltimore Sees Large Cargo Increases in July
“The positive trends we’re seeing at the Port of Baltimore give us confidence that Maryland’s economy is recovering in a big way,” said Governor Larry Hogan. “We’re seeing new records for container moves and noteworthy cargo increases – all strong signs of consumer confidence.”
Weekend Road Closures Around Baltimore
The Baltimore City Department of Transportation (BCDOT) would like to advise motorists that a portion of E. Fayette Street will temporarily close this weekend for roadway art painting.
Light City Cancelled and Baltimore Book Festival Cancelled this Year
Due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) health crisis, we have postponed the Baltimore Book Festival until 2021 and Light Cityuntil 2022. Currently, a decision has not been finalized for Baltimore’s New Year’s Eve Spectacular.
Baltimore Restaurant Dining Rooms Can Now Reopen at 25% Capacity
Today, Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young has signed an Executive Order reopening indoor dining at a reduced capacity while adding updated restrictions on gatherings.
