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Bits & Bites: New spots near Camden Yards to grab a beer or a snack on...
The beverage roster at Oriole Park at Camden Yards is getting quite the shake-up this year. In a double-play of drinks-related announcements leading up to Thursday’s home opener against the Los Angeles...
View ArticleSettlement reached in lawsuit between Disney and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’...
By MIKE SCHNEIDER (Associated Press) ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Allies of Gov. Ron DeSantis and Disney reached a settlement agreement Wednesday in a state court fight over how Walt Disney World is developed...
View ArticleTrader Joe’s upped the price of its bananas for the first time in decades....
By WYATTE GRANTHAM-PHILIPS (AP Business Writer) NEW YORK (AP) — It may not be too “appeeling,” but the price of some bananas are rising by a few cents. Trader Joe’s recently upped the price for a...
View ArticleYour dog can understand what you say better than you think, new study shows
Karen Kaplan | Los Angeles Times (TNS) Our dogs understand us better than they’ve been given credit for — and scientists say they have the brain wave evidence to prove it. By placing electrodes on the...
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What to stream: Revisit early films of Steve Martin alongside new Apple TV+...
Katie Walsh | Tribune News Service (TNS) Streaming Friday, March 29, on Apple TV+ comes a revealing two-part documentary about beloved comedian Steve Martin, directed by Oscar winning “20 Feet from...
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Hawaii hike: Big Island slopes, sand and incredible sandwiches — and mai tais
So, you’re driving through some hilly, jungly roads for a while, sometimes zig-zagging at slow speeds, because you’re not a maniac, when you come to a dead end. There’s a wallet-sized parking lot where...
View ArticleReview: ‘The Tiger’s Wife’ author Téa Obreht is back with ‘magical’ ‘The...
Jenny Shank | (TNS) Star Tribune Once upon a future time, in a world of coastal inundation and raging wildfires, a refugee girl named Silvia and her mother come to live in the Morningside. A...
View ArticleWindstar Cruises’ guests can now spend the night on Marlon Brando’s private...
Sarah Kuta | (TNS) TravelPulse Thinking of cruising around French Polynesia with Windstar Cruises? Now, you can add on a stay at Marlon Brando’s private island after your sailing. Windstar Cruises is...
View ArticleIris Krasnow: With cherry blossoms and daffodils, we welcome spring, season...
With the cherry blossoms erupting in shell-pink splendor, we usher in spring, a season of hope and renewal. As Easter melds into the Passover holiday, we celebrate spiritual rebirth and a surge of...
View ArticleRoland Jeannier, restaurateur who brought the culinary traditions of his...
Roland Jeannier, a restaurateur who brought the culinary traditions of his native France to Baltimore, died of vascular disease March 19 at his Evergreen home. He was 92. Born in La Seyne-sur-Mer,...
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Things to do in Baltimore, March 29 to April 4
Be moved by Jamaican singers, experience a midnight movie, listen to international guitarists play, have a sleepover with sharks or see a play with a literary bent. Sunday: Jamaica Youth Chorale Have...
View ArticleGarden Q&A: How do I deal with tent caterpillars?
Q: My cherry tree had tent caterpillars on it last year. When might they come back this year, and how do I get rid of them? A: Insect development depends on temperature trends, and Central Maryland...
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A mile from Key Bridge collapse, a Dundalk marina offers first responders a...
Alex Del Sordo got the call early Tuesday. Del Sordo, owner of the Anchor Bay East Marina in Dundalk, heard an employee’s voice on the other end of the line: “You’ve got to get down here.” The worker,...
View ArticleSleep vacations are the latest dreamy travel trend
By Ebony Williams, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution The benefits of taking a vacation can differ depending on the person. Travelers might want to explore a new world, scope the party scene in a...
View ArticleBook review: A Diana Spencer impersonator gets in a casino full of trouble in...
By Chris Hewitt, Star Tribune Chris Bohjalian has a type. His recent thrillers are about glamorous, imperiled women who may not be trustworthy but whose senses of humor makes us like them anyway. The...
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What to watch: ‘Renegade Nell’ is addictive, Steve Martin doc offers...
Disney+, Apple TV+ and Showtime deliver the entertainment goods this week with two series — “Renegade Nell” and “A Gentleman in Moscow” — and an excellent documentary about Steve Martin. If you want to...
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‘The Beautiful Game’ review: Film inspired by Homeless World Cup gets by on...
Spirit goes a long way in “The Beautiful Game.” Releasing this week on Netflix, the sports comedy-drama shines a light on the Homeless World Cup, an annual event in which, yes, homeless male and female...
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Recipe: Chorizo and potato empanadas make a handheld spring meal
By Gretchen McKay, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Spring weather is here, and I’ll bet you can’t wait to get outside and enjoy the sunshine. My bike is already at the ready in the backseat of my car, awaiting...
View ArticleRecipe: Here’s why you should serve a turkey dinner in the spring
Save turkey for holiday feasting? Not anymore. A boneless turkey breast, roasted in just over an hour, can be a midweek entrée, or the cornerstone of a company dinner. Lean and lovely boned turkey...
View ArticleAsk Amy: Sharing in-law unit causes problems
Dear Amy: We are having an issue with our daughter and son-in-law regarding the use of a guesthouse. They live a day’s drive from us, so when we visit we like to stay for several days. We try to visit...
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