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Thrive Academy Honored by CJJA for Juvenile Justice Innovation
NASHVILLE, Tenn.—The Maryland Department of Juvenile Services’ Thrive Academy was recently awarded the 2024 Council of Juvenile Justice Administrators’ (CJJA) Inspiration Innovation Award. This esteemed recognition honors the program’s outstanding achievements in juvenile justice innovation. The Inspirational Innovation Award is a prestigious recognition created by the...
Nearly $700 stolen from Subway in Fells Point, suspects still at large
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Baltimore Police are looking for at least four to five individuals who robbed the Subway restaurant in Fells Point. It happened Thursday just before 10 O'clock in the 600 block of South Broadway. Fox45 obtained surveillance video of who nearby witnesses say are the suspects. They...
Purple Eagles Fall to UMBC
BALTIMORE, MD. – Niagara fell to 0-3 on the season with a 4-0 defeat at the hands of UMBC Friday night in non-conference action. The Retrievers move to 2-0-1 on the season. The game would remain in a stalemate for the first 37 minutes of play until the Retrievers flipped the game on its side with a pair of goals in a 25-second span, both of which were scored by UMBC's Ryan Calheira.
Alvernia Opens 2024 Season at Goucher
Baltimore, MD (Aug. 30, 2024) - Alvernia University Women's Cross Country opened its 2024 season on Friday evening as the Golden Wolves took on the Goucher Baltimore Metro Meet. The course was a 5K course to open the season, one of the only times that Alvernia will compete in a...
Everyman Theatre, Highwire Improv to offer improv classes for youth and adults
Everyman Theatre and Highwire Improv are teaming up to offer improv classes for Baltimore youth and adults. The Everyman Education department is adding two classes to its schedule as part of the collaboration with Highwire Improv. Those classes include Middle School Comedy Club and Adult Improv, both involving learning through sketch-comedy and improvisation games.
With other teams handing out large contracts, the Baltimore Ravens decided to spend less on their offensive line this offseason
The Baltimore Ravens have focused their team around Lamar Jackson on offense and Roquan Smith on defense, and they’ve given both players big contracts. This means they have to be careful with spending in other areas. “You can’t have 10 players making $20 million a year. You just can’t...
Daycare providers juggle back-to-school season and growing childcare demands
BALTIMORE -- With the school year in full swing, many children are going back to daycare. However, according to many providers in Baltimore, running a childcare center is becoming a bigger challenge, from managing growing operating costs to finding qualified workers."I have to be the nurturer. I have to be the caretaker. I also have to be the educator," said Anishka Forbes, a parent and owner of Beyond Blessed Family Childcare.Business with many obstaclesForbes has been working in the education and childcare industries for more than a decade. She opened Beyond Blessed Family Childcare in East Baltimore about two years...
Former Baltimore Prosecutor Marilyn Mosby Attends Barbecue During Home Detention, Raising Legal Questions
Former City State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby, currently serving a year of home detention, sparked controversy over the weekend after attending a barbecue held in her honor. According to the New York Post, the event, several miles away from her home, has raised questions about potential violations of her court-ordered confinement.
Ravens reunite with prominent ex-Pro Bowler
The Baltimore Ravens have decided to put Snoop back on the mic. Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reported Friday that the Ravens are reuniting with quarterback Tyler “Snoop” Huntley. They are signing Huntley to their practice squad, having had an open spot to work with. Huntley, 26, had spent the last four seasons with the... The post Ravens reunite with prominent ex-Pro Bowler appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
Orioles and Rockies lineups for series opener at Coors Field
DENVER – The Orioles have totaled four hits or fewer in five of their last 11 games. They’ve scored three runs or fewer in eight of their last 12. Manager Bandon Hyde has only so many lineup combinations to play. He’s got Austin Slater leading off tonight and Emmanuel Rivera playing first base against Rockies left-hander Austin Gomber at Coors Field. James McCann is catching.
Baltimore City Cancer Program offers free screenings, support to uninsured
Linda Adamson knew something was wrong even before she saw a doctor. For weeks, she hoped the hard knot in her left breast would go away on its own – that it was just a strange side effect of her menstrual cycle. But when her mother felt it and looked concerned, Adamson started worrying, too. She knew she needed a mammogram, but it was 2012, and she was working at a temp agency that didn’t ...
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