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Bits & Bites: Why Baltimore bars are seeing ‘cease and desist’ notices, Midwest fried chicken chains land
Visitors to Ministry of Brewing were greeted on the evening of May 15 by locked doors and a “cease and desist” sign from Baltimore’s liquor board. The Upper Fells Point spot had run afoul of the city’s annual liquor license renewal deadline — and it’s not alone. Since the start of May, dozens of businesses have found themselves papered with the signs, which feature a slightly alarming bright ...
Explore Local History: Quick Tours at the Museum's Pride Day Event
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Woman Wins $30k On Lottery Ticket Sold at Baltimore 7-11
Baltimore, MD – A Baltimore City woman’s adventurous spirit led her to try the symbol-matching Loteria scratch-off, resulting in a $30,000 top-prize win at a local 7-Eleven on Belair Road. The woman found the instant ticket intriguing and decided to give it a shot. The $3 game is based on a popular board game where players scratch off cards to reveal symbols that need to be matched on a game board. The lucky winner, who had La Luna as a bonus caller’s card, found herself under the $30,000 box on the board. Upon realizing she had won, the excited player
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