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Orioles Reliever Responds After Giving Up Walk-Off HR
A walk-off home run for Francisco Alvarez and the New York Mets represents the first real mistake by Seranthony Dominguez since landing with the Baltimore Orioles at the trade deadline. He couldn’t deliver in the bottom of the ninth of the August 19 loss. Dominguez threw a 97.9 mph...
Lost to Drug Addiction, Found by Regaining Her Faith
Rev. Lisa Yerby-Bryson, a minister, trained therapist, substance abuse counselor and founder of a faith-based addiction recovery program, describes herself as “beautifully broken.” At first glance at the polished, confident woman, it’s hard to see what she means. Growing up as a “P.K.” — a preacher’s kid...
Temporary signage up at new Sushi Cho location in Loudoun
The first signs that something is brewing have popped up at the future location of the Sushi Cho Japanese restaurant in Loudoun County. Window clings now cover the front glass of the 3,000+ s.f. space at the Dulles 28 Centre between Sterling and Ashburn. The spot was previously the home...
Hood College to Host Panel Highlighting Frederick County Manufacturing
Hood College is proud to host "Employee Retention in Frederick County Manufacturing: Embedded Employees for Stronger Companies and Communities," a panel discussion featuring manufacturing industry experts and community leaders on Thursday, August 22 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. in the Whitaker Campus Center. This event is free and open to the public. Click here to RSVP today.
Choice Hotels is ‘buzzing’ about its new North Bethesda headquarters
Choice Hotels International, which moved from its longtime Rockville, Maryland, headquarters to a new corporate base in North Bethesda last December, has about 150,000 honeybees that have moved in along with its 400 or so employees. Choice Hotels has partnered with Bee Downtown, which has installed beehives at more than...
Democratic Convention Notebook: Maryland roll call, Baltimore’s Simba and Swiftie bracelets
CHICAGO – Tuesday’s Democratic National Convention proceedings included a ceremonial roll call of the states, a political tradition in both parties. When it was Maryland’s turn, Gov. Wes Moore took the mic. “We are M-A-R-Y-L-A-N-D!!!!!!” Moore yelled to the convention. “And we represent Marylanders past and...
Orioles To Select Cole Irvin
The Orioles will call up Cole Irvin to start tomorrow afternoon’s matchup with the Mets, tweets Danielle Allentuck of the Baltimore Banner. Baltimore outrighted Irvin from their 40-man roster shortly after the trade deadline. They’ll need to select his contract again. Baltimore needs a fifth starter after placing...
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.
Orioles news: Colin Selby's impressive debut, Ramon Urias stays hot
Reliever Colin Selby was never a great pitcher in the minors, to the point where the Orioles were able to acquire him in July from the Royals for just cash considerations. He'd posted solid results in Double-A back in 2022 but struggled once he reached Triple-A and didn't look good in his first taste of the big leagues last year in Pittsburgh.
6 potential Chesapeake Bay ferry routes recommended in study
OCEAN CITY — A five-county Chesapeake Bay Passenger Ferry Consortium released a Passenger Ferry Feasibility study identifying promising opportunities to enhance transportation and economic growth across coastal communities in Maryland. The year-long study was released at this year’s Maryland Association of Counties Conference, held in Ocean City last week. According to the study, the baseline system for the passenger ferry plan is estimated to handle approximately 50,000 riders per season. There are six potential passenger ferry routes, all branching out to different communities in the...
"Why wait when you can DIY" Carver students rehab West Baltimore vacant homes
High school programs have come a long way since home economics. Students in West Baltimore are getting tangible work experience before they graduate, while making a difference in their community.
Baltimore nonprofit packs food and school supplies for children in need
BALTIMORE -- A Baltimore nonprofit is packing food and school supplies for children in need as the new school year approaches. According to state data, one in three Marylanders faces food insecurity. To address this, Weekend Backpacks, a Baltimore-based nonprofit, is preparing to distribute about 3,000 backpacks at 50 schools across the Baltimore area. Each backpack will be filled with essential school supplies for both young children and teenagers. Throughout the year, the nonprofit packs food bags for 1,800 children weekly. These children rely on free and reduced meals at school and often lack access to nutritious meals outside of...
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