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Fall Harvest Days run through Nov. 8 in Parkville; the farm's 2025 projections called for 180,000 donuts and 30,000 gallons of cider.
Community & Society in ...
The Oct. 1 festival mixes sukkah-building with bourbon tasting, and admission runs just $18 per family.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
The child was crossing Harford Road during the morning commute when a car struck them near a stretch with a deadly history.
Politics & Govt in ...
Arya Saleh once ran gang prosecutions in Frederick County. Now Maryland's top court has stripped his law license entirely.
The wellness cafe's grand opening Saturday hands out $50 in reward dollars to the first 100 customers on Ritchie Highway.
An unidentified man was found dead with multiple gunshot wounds near a Cherry Hill playground. It's the neighborhood's second shooting this month.
Family & Kids in ...
A Virginia-owned Linotype sold to Mervo for just $500 — but shipping the 3,000-pound machine to Baltimore cost nearly $8,000.
The road is closed in both directions near Strawhill Court as Baltimore County detectives work the scene.
Weather & Environment in ...
Baltimore gets another sunny day Wednesday before temperatures climb Thursday and storm chances return late in the week.
Donald Smothers, who once mediated conflicts in Cherry Hill, had a loaded handgun on him when police stopped him in April.
A broken back, a botched arm surgery, and a $38,000 credit card bill — Nicole Queen's cruise stop turned into a medical nightmare.
The centers will fill flex-space buildings along Laurel, Hanover and Gambrills corridors, each hiring up to 30 staff.
Quarterfield Elementary honored survivor Ailani Myers as Congress named a pediatric cancer bill after her this week.
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