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5 Best: Crab Restaurants in Baltimore
If you're looking for the best sandwich crabcakes in Maryland or. , you should check out some of the best seafood restaurants in the city. Baltimore, MD, has some of the best restaurants for crab cake sandwiches. Check out the list below... 1. Gertrude's Cafe. Gertrude in Baltimore is the...
$5 Million Winning Scratch-off Sold in Maryland
A 25-year-old Michigan man is $5,000,000 richer after purchasing a winning lottery scratch-off ticket from a Howard County convenience store. Full story below courtesy MDLottery:. “Although the Maryland Lottery celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2023, the observance had its last hurrah on Aug. 15 when a player claimed the final...
5 new ways to have fun at the Maryland State Fair
Corn dogs, horse racing and the bustling carnival midway are back, with other longtime favorites, for the 143rd Maryland State Fair, which opens at the Timonium Fairgrounds on Aug. 22 for three successive weekends. The fair, a Maryland mainstay since 1879, features foods, 4-H competition, farm exhibits and entertainment ranging from Ferris wheel rides to pig racing. Here are five events making ...
Bubala Indoor Playground to Reopen in Perry Hall
Bubala Indoor Playground in Perry Hall opened in late July but had to temporarily close after some maintenance issues. The indoor play ground is located in the Perry Hall Shopping Center and announced it will reopen next week. “Let’s try this again…We are opening to the public on Monday August...
Aptly Named Scratch-off Makes Money Drop into Hands of Loyal Player
“Winky” of Baltimore’s loyalty to the Money Drop scratch-off led to a $50,000 prize. Warehouse worker wins $50,000 on Money Drop scratch-off A Baltimore man who likes to remain loyal to specific scratch-offs prefers to focus his play on one instant ticket at a time. The $10 Money Drop scratch-off is his current game of choice and his loyalty paid off with a $50,000 second-tier prize.
Aviation-themed rec center opens in Middle River
Baltimore County recently debuted its newest recreation activity center in Middle River in a special ceremony that attracted county leaders, community members and stakeholders. The unique aeronautics-themed community center, located at 9700 Community Drive, will offer recreational opportunities for all ages. Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski joined county recreation and parks leaders, and additional state and local officials to celebrate the opening of Middle River Recreation Activity Center (RAC) on...
Stepping Back in Time with Baltimore Ghost Tours
BALTIMORE, Md. (WBFF) — FOX45 steps back in time to explore the roots of Charm City. Baltimore Ghost Tour Guide,Craig Coletta, talks about the spirits that may inhabit Charm City. "Fells Point is exceptionally haunted... because of the lifestyle people lived in a poor town," Coletta says. He continues,...
Late Baltimore City sanitation worker loved his children, Marvel movies and protecting his mom
Ronald Silver II would wake up early every morning to provide for his family before his family was fully awake to go out and complete his route as a Baltimore City sanitation worker. When he came home, he stayed busy; whether that was attending his kids’ activities or re-organizing his mother’s home.
Jaleel White coming to WMAR with his new game show "Flip Side"
BALTIMORE, MD — FLIP SIDE, the all-new game show hosted by Jaleel White, will premiere on Monday, Sept. 9 at 7:30pm on WMAR. The easy to play-along game show pits two teams of players against each other to test them on how they think two different groups of people feel about the same issue.
Fabulous in fall: Must-have decor and accessories from Harford stores
Reversible crossbody tote bag by Ilse Jacobsen, $114 Boutique 44, 140A N. Bond St., Bel Air This braided soft faux-leather bag offers double styling options as it is reversible. Laser-engraved charcuterie board, $20 Bay Breeze Soap & Gifts, 463 Franklin St., Havre de Grace Made by local artist Kimi Ferro and perfect for making party platters. Pub Quiz game, $24.95 Glyph, 212 N. Washington St., ...
Artist Betty Cooke’s retail store, The Store Ltd, will close permanently
The Store Ltd will wind down operations and eventually close permanently following the death of founder Betty Cooke on Tuesday. The landlord for Cooke’s store in The Village of Cross Keys posted an Instagram message indicating that the staff is preparing to close the store. The message did not give a firm closing date.
Bakery chain to open another Baltimore-area location
SEVERNA PARK, Md. — A bakery chain known for serving only one style of cake will open a sixth Baltimore-area location. Nothing Bundt Cakes will take over a space in the Park Plaza shopping center at 550 Ritchie Highway in Severna Park, with a planned November opening. The Texas chain currently has spots in Annapolis, Columbia, Gambrills, Nottingham and Owings Mills.
Latitude Seafood Co.: From Virginia to Maryland with a love for crabcakes
Latitude Seafood Company sets itself apart with large portions, original cocktails and thoughtfully crafted recipes. When the small chain sought to expand beyond its Virginia roots, Bel Air emerged as a convenient yet challenging choice. “I always wanted to compete with the best crabcakes in the world,” said Kevin Grubbs, owner and operator of Latitude Seafood Co. The first location opened in ...
'Plate It, Baltimore!' returns for 3rd season with Charm City bakeoff
The Very Local show "Plate It, Baltimore!" returns for its third season, bringing back an Emmy nomination and a new cast of chefs to this local cooking competition. The premiere episode kicks off with a Baltimore bakeoff between chefs Sumayyah Bilal and Tre'von Clark. At Geresbeck's Market, they're tasked with creating a three-course meal within 15 minutes and a budget of $100, using essential ingredients: Peaches, macadamia nuts and Mascarpone cheese.
'There's a lot of good things here': Digging into the past is a passion project for history buff
On the second floor of a brick building in a bustling Baltimore neighborhood, Evan Woodard is turning his dream of building his own museum into a reality. "I've always wanted to make history accessible to everyone and to teach kids here in the city and throughout the state of Maryland that you don't have to be an archaeologist or go overseas to learn history," said Woodard, the founder of Salvage Arc Foundation. "You can literally dig in your backyard here in Baltimore."
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