Repairs ongoing at the site of last week’s Baltimore steam pipe explosion
Steam pipe explosion in downtown Baltimore It could take more than a week to repair the site of last Tuesday’s steam pipe explosion in downtown Baltimore, said a Veolia North America spokeswoman. The blast, which injured five people and sent debris through the air, left a crater on Eutaw Street, between Lombard and Pratt streets. […]
Developers eye impact of Baltimore bus system overhaul
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Recent homicide victims in Baltimore include mother of bullied boy, bartender at Ryleigh’s
Charmaine Wilson, 37, called police Monday night. One of her sons had been bullied and his bike seat was stolen. Another confronted the people he believed were responsible, and was assaulted. Officers responded and took a report. Right after they left, Wilson — a mother of eight — was approached by an unknown suspect and […]
Made in Maryland: Metro Baltimore’s craft spirits
Jaime Windon remembers working around the clock four years ago to open what would be Maryland’s second distillery, Lyon Distilling Company, on the Eastern Shore town of St. Michaels. Today, Lyon flourishes along with 17 other fully licensed spirits’ makers in the state, and another dozen or so in the planning stages, says the president […]
Maryland replaces transit chief amid Purple Line uncertainty and just before Baltimore bus launch
Paul W. Comfort has been replaced as head of the Maryland Transit Administration. (Maryland Transit Administration) Maryland’s transit chief has been replaced just as the state is trying to save its light-rail Purple Line project from a federal lawsuit and is preparing to launch a revamped bus system in Baltimore. Maryland Transportation Secretary Pete K. […]
Maryland Senator Indicted In Bribery Case
BALTIMORE, MD — A Maryland lawmaker has been indicted for allegedly accepting bribes from a developer. The money was provided by the FBI, which used a confidential informant in the case. Senator Nathaniel Thomas Oaks, 70, of Baltimore, was indicted by a grand jury on Wednesday, May 31, on nine counts of wire fraud, honest […]
Reasons To Visit Baltimore Maryland
When it comes to places to visit, Baltimore has to be one of the top cities on the list. Baltimore, Maryland is a place that a lot of people would love visiting because it offers an incredible amount of history and things to do. Below, we will be going over some of the main reasons […]
Denver vs. Maryland men’s lacrosse: Three things to watch
Browse photos of NCAA Division I men’s lacrosse champions through the years. Maryland owns a 4-1 record in this series, but Denver won the most recent meeting, 10-5, in the 2015 NCAA Division I tournament final for its first national championship. The Pioneers are appearing in the semifinals for the third time in four seasons. […]
Most Rev. William Newman, 88, Retired Auxiliary Bishop Of Baltimore
On May 20, 2017, Most Reverend William C. Newman, D.D. retired Auxiliary Bishop of Baltimore; beloved son of the late Mabel C. Evan Newman and William C. Newman; devoted brother of Doris Piasecki, Evelyn Browne and the late Sr. Mary Pierre, SSND., Catherine Franck, June Ruth, Sr. Mary Dolora, SSND., and Bernadette Uhl. He is […]