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Several new laws take effect Monday in Maryland
Several new laws are set to take effect in Maryland on Monday, some of which include increases in fees. One of the major changes Marylanders will notice is an increase in vehicle registration fees. For the typical passenger car, an annual registration fee will be about $110.50 and a biannual fee will be around $221 — that's a more than 60% increase over the previous fees.
Baltimore’s Caribbean Carnival: Celebrating 43 years of culture, community and color
Baltimore will once again burst into life in July as it hosts the iconic Baltimore Washington One Carnival, marking its monumental 43rd anniversary. For over four decades, this vibrant celebration has been a cornerstone of the city’s cultural calendar, bringing together people from all walks of life to revel in the rich tapestry of Caribbean heritage.
Artists show Ellicott City in art show at Welcome Center
Geese floating down the Tiber River. The Patapsco Park headquarters. Main Street. Some of the most beloved and well-known spots in Ellicott City were on display at the Howard County Welcome Center as an exhibit of the “open paint” portion of “Paint It! Ellicott City Plein Air” opened on June 27.
The 4th of July celebrations begin tonight at Fort Meade
Baltimore, MD (WBFF) — Get ready for a free event happening tonight at Fort Meade, including local vendors, a live DJ, and a firework show. Fort George G. Meade will host a Red, White and Blue celebration Friday, June 28 at 6 p.m. The event is free and open to the public for a night to celebrate America’s Independence at Fort Meade’s McGlachlin Parade Field.
State health department changes research policies at Spring Grove psych hospital
In November 2008 — a little more than a year after William Garrett’s doctors diagnosed him with schizophrenia — he started shouting in the back seat of his mother’s car while she drove them to a museum. Then, he punched her in the head. Garrett had started experiencing distressing delusions during his freshman year at Johns Hopkins University. He’d come to his mother, Kristan Kanyuch, holding ...
2024 Independence Day: Where to Watch Fireworks & Find Festivities
Get ready to celebrate Independence Day in South Baltimore! We’ve rounded up all the best events, fireworks displays, parades, and family-friendly activities happening in {Town} on or around July 4, 2024. Whether you’re looking for the perfect spot to watch fireworks, enjoy live music, or participate in patriotic festivities in {Town}, we’ve got you covered.
On This Day in 1973, The Bay Bridge Opened Its Westbound Structure
The Bay Bridge crosses the Chesapeake Bay along US 50/301. Its dual spans provide a direct connection between recreational and ocean regions on Maryland’s Eastern Shore and the metropolitan areas of Baltimore, Annapolis and Washington, D.C. On this day, June 28th 1973, the westbound structure opened. At four miles,...
Bowie residents sound the alarm over new developments along busy Route 301
BOWIE, Md. — People in Prince George’s County packed a town hall meeting about new developments and Route 301. Bowie residents expressed concerns about the future of the highway as two more new developments are being built. The meeting was hosted by Prince George’s County Councilmembers Ingrid Watson...
‘Horrifying display of hate,’ Baltimore mayor says of rise in Jew-hatred
Recent instances of Jew-hatred in Baltimore are “despicable,” and those responsible will be held accountable, Brandon Scott, the city’s mayor, stated on Thursday. “These recent incidents are a horrifying display of hate and simply will not be tolerated in the City of Baltimore,” Scott said. “Our Baltimore Jewish community has endured violence, vandalism and other acts of hate that only seek to intimidate and threaten.”
Crimson Coward opens first Maryland location in Columbia
The first Maryland location of Crimson Coward Nashville Hot Chicken is now open in Columbia. Firefighters, police and other community members were on hand Friday for the grand opening, sampling fried chicken sandwiches, macaroni and cheese and other food items. We’re really really happy to have our first location in...
Government watchdog concerned over $7.5 million investment in neighborhood pool
A government watchdog group is questioning Mayor Brandon Scott's use of ARPA funds after he revealed plans to renovate six neighborhood pools. On June 20, Scott revealed that the city would use $7.5 million in American Rescue Plan (ARPA) funds to renovate and repair six neighborhood pools including the new Coldstream Aquatic Center, which is expected to open in 2025.
Kim Klacik: Baltimore Has Potential. Plus, Jason’s Debate Analysis
This week, Jason sits down with businesswoman, political commentator, and Republican nominee for Maryland’s 2nd Congressional District Kim Klacik to discuss the issues facing Baltimore and why she is running for Congress. Kim shares that in Baltimore citizens are facing open air drug markets, repeat violent offenders on the streets, and food deserts. In 2013, she founded the non-profit Potential Me which was a non-profit that helped disadvantaged women in Baltimore get back to work, which inspired Kim to get involved with politics on the local level. Plus, Jason gives his analysis on how former President Trump and President Biden performed on Thursday’s CNN Presidential Debate Bringing On The Stupid: Democrats & The Media Finally Admit What We Knew All Along
Baltimore Leadership Denounces Antisemitic Incidents, Pledges Solidarity with Jewish Community
In a direct response to a series of disturbing antisemitic incidents in Baltimore City, Mayor Brandon M. Scott, and Police Commissioner Richard Worley have publicly condemned the reported acts of hate. According to the City of Baltimore, these acts range from violence to vandalism targeting the local Jewish community. Mayor...
Baltimore is bringing back Lime scooters
Baltimore’s transportation department announced it has signed a one-year contract with an electric scooter company” beginning July 1. Lime Scooters will deploy 1,500 scooters and 500 e-bikes on Monday. This is part of a “new and improved micromobility program.”. “Baltimore has always been a part of Lime’s...
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