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Middletown Woman Charged With Drug Offenses
She was arrested last week in Frederick County. Rickilynn Nicole Dyer (Photo from Frederick Police Department) Frederick, Md (KM) Frederick Police have charged a Middletown woman with drug offenses following a traffic stop last week. Rickilynn Nicole Dyer, 43, was taken into custody on Wednesday evening, August 14th along Interstate 70 near Monocacy Boulevard.
BmoreArt’s Picks: August 20-26
This Week: 2024 Little Patuxent Review Poetry Finalists at the Pratt Library, ‘Seeking Mavis Beacon’ advance screening and Q&A at The Charles, 2024 Sondheim Award ceremony at The Walters, opening reception for Baltimore Clayworks’ Short Term Residents Exhibition, Night Owl Gallery’s one year anniversary in Station North, opening reception for Yewande “Wande” Kotun Davis at Genius Guice Studios, Current Space’s 20th anniversary weekend, Joan Cox artist talk at IA&A Hillyer, ‘Miss Mistress of Smut Pageant” at Creative Alliance, and Joseph Plaster + Drew Daniels in conversation at Bird in Hand — PLUS The Arc of Baltimore’s Art in the Round call for entry and more featured opportunities!
Redevelopment of Harborplace, the debate continues
The redevelopment of Harborplace downtown continues to be at the center of debate and speculation. The masterplan for this site's redevelopment will go before the city's planning commission this Thursday. Harborplace was sold to the private Baltimore developer MCB Real Estate in 2023. MCB unveiled new designs for the site...
Focus on heat illness intensifies after death of Baltimore sanitation worker
The heat illness death of a Baltimore sanitation worker has prompted labor advocates and industry groups to call for better heat protection laws and employer oversight, especially as workers face hotter summers on the job. Ronald Silver II, a sanitation employee with Baltimore’s Department of Public Works, passed out while...
Yaeji (DJ set), Sofia Kourtesis, Ela Minus, Nourished by Time & more playing Knockdown Center
Queens art space Knockdown Center has announced the fall edition of their Outline series, happening in just over a month, on Saturday, September 21. Yaeji will do a DJ set and “immersive a/v show” to headline, and the stacked lineup also features Peruvian, Berlin-based DJ and producer Sofia Kourtesis; Columbian multi-instrumentalist and producer Ela Minus; Baltimore artist Nourished by Time; and French electronic/ambient musician Malibu. Tickets are on sale now, and you can see the flyer below.
Review: PILLAR RABBIT Hops Lively At Spotlighters through Sunday, August 25th
The Baltimore Playwrights Festival tradition continues at Spotlighters Theatre in Baltimore. Pillar Rabbit is an entertaining title that reveals little about the show, so I'm in for a surprise. I’m excited to learn that Opening Night is sold out. Play festivals can be a hard sell, since audiences perforce don’t know what they’re getting. For reviewers, however, we are at the very least assured of not sitting through yet another production of that thing we’ve seen several times already.
Maryland organizer joins Gaza protest at Democratic convention
CHICAGO – Among thousands of protesters at the March on the Democratic National Convention Monday was 23-year-old Ahlam Dahood of Frederick, Maryland, who traveled solo to call for Vice President Kamala Harris to end the U.S. supply of weapons to Israel. Dahood, a Palestinian American, is a founding organizer...
Orioles Prospect Report: Brandon Young, Dylan Beavers on Fire, Nestor German Perfection and The New Kids From UVA
Tough couple of series on the week for the Baby Birds as their prospects, new and old, acclimate to their new teammates and assignments. As always though, some impressive performances worth highlighting. Norfolk Tides. Lost series with Gwinnett Stripers 1-5 Another solid showing out of Daniel Johnson, posting a .292/1/4...
Baltimore Ravens: Familiar Name Surfaces To Return For 2024 Run
The Baltimore Ravens will be going into the 2024 season with one of the bigger chips on their shoulder in the league. Last season the Ravens believed they were the team to beat in the AFC all season long. That made sense given their 13-4 record to end the season and the #1 overall seed going into the playoffs.
Buffalo Bills signing former Baltimore Ravens QB ahead of preseason finale
The Buffalo Bills’ depth at quarterback is being tested this summer. Last week, the team placed Shane Buechele on the injured reserve due to a neck injury suffered against the Chicago Bears. The team will now be without Mitch Trubisky, their No. 2 quarterback, for a few weeks due to a knee injury.
Annapolis Tea Party 250th Anniversary Commemoration (October 19, 2024)
The Peggy Stewart 250 Committee will host a public commemoration on Saturday, Oct. 19, 2024, at Annapolis City Dock to honor colonial Maryland’s first major revolutionary event, which led to the founding of the United States. The Annapolis Tea Party, also referred to as the Burning of the Peggy Stewart, marks the moment colonists in Annapolis formally ushered Maryland into the revolt against Britain’s tyranny and taxation. A drone show surrounding a replica of a colonial-era brig will provide a living history reenactment beginning at 7 p.m. and may be seen from locations with a view of Annapolis City Dock.
Baltimore Ravens vs. Kansas City Chiefs Week 1 Odds, Time, and Prediction
The Kansas City Chiefs start their Super Bowl defense campaign on their turf, which is the loudest stadium in the NFL. With a capacity of over 76,000 seats, Arrowhead Stadium has always been the Chiefs’ fortress. The evidence of this is that they won their last two duels with the Baltimore Ravens played on their turf. Can they beat them again?
North Laurel Complete Streets Meeting Set for September 10th
ELLICOTT CITY, MD – Howard County Office of Transportation will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, September 10th at 6:00 p.m. at the pavilion at High Ridge Park, located at 10100 Superior Avenue in Laurel, to discuss proposed Complete Streets pedestrian and bicycle improvement plans for Old Scaggsville Road, Pilgrim Avenue and Superior Avenue. Proposed improvements include the installation of sidewalks, crosswalks, bike lands and traffic calming measures along these roadways.
Ellicott City flood sirens sound, but historic area doesn’t flood after heavy rains
Tense moments transpired in historic Ellicott City Sunday night as flood sirens sounded due to heavy rain in the area. Police blocked off the roads and a culvert started to breach. However, downtown was spared from floodwaters. Sunday night was only the fourth time sirens have gone off since they...
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