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Maryland Democrats ride blue wave to election night victory
While much of the country held its collective breath awaiting the results of the 2020 Presidential Election, Maryland Democrats cruised to a sweeping victory in down- ballot races, including in Baltimore, where voters chose City Council President Brandon Scott as the city’s next mayor.
Local couple creates Winsults, the modern answer to The Dozens
First, there was The Dozens, a game popularized in the African American community in which two competitors square off insulting each other until the other gives up.
Mental Health Advocate Helps City “Go Green” For Mental Health
In Baltimore City, about one of every four adults has a mental health disorder, which means that each resident has or knows someone with such a condition.
Baltimore Tattoo Artist Featured On The Television Show ‘Ink Master’
A self-taught Baltimore tattoo artist will appear on the Paramount Network’s hit television show, “Ink Master.”
Pianist Brian Ganz Presents Chopin January 5 Concert
Pianist Brian Ganz opens the 2020 Arts in the Woods Concert series Sunday, January 5, 2020 at 3 p.m. at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Annapolis (UUCA), 333 Dubois Road.
Worst Holiday Food Mistakes Are Usually Avoidable
The holidays are upon us, which means dinner with family and friends and a strong desire to put together a memorable meal.
Baltimore Clinic Receives Federal Loan Repayment Awards For Clinicians
The funds are part of the federal Health Resources & Services Administration’s (HRSA) plan to combat the nation’s opioid crisis through an NHSC Substance Use Disorder Workforce Loan Repayment Program (SUD Workforce LRP).
December 15 Deadline To Enroll For Health Care In Maryland
The door is closing on the opportunity to sign up for 2020 health insurance coverage through the Maryland Health Benefit Exchange. With the December 15 deadline fast approaching, officials have worked to point out that costs are down and more affordable than last year.
Former Motown Artist Pens Book About Overcoming Anxiety And Emotional Disorders
A former Motown singer has traded the microphone and stage for a pen and notebook. Clarence "KD" McNair, Jr., who was once part of the R&B group "Prophet Jones," has written a new book titled, "Give it One More Try."