Daily Horoscope for July 22, 2024
General Daily Insight for July 22, 2024 All the world’s a stage! The confident Sun shimmies into its home sign, Leo, at 3:44 am EDT, fueling passions, boosting charisma, and encouraging us to put our...
View ArticleForeman Wolf’s new Hampden restaurant, The Duchess, will serve cuisine from...
You can call her The Duchess. Baltimore’s Foreman Wolf restaurant group shared details Monday about the latest addition to its portfolio, a new restaurant planned in Hampden. The Duchess, in the works...
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Styx has few original members. Lynyrd Skynyrd has … none? When is a band...
Of all the philosophical questions posed by pop music over the past 60 years or so — Will you love me tomorrow? Is there life on Mars? Should I stay or should I go? — among the toughest in 2024 is...
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Review: Royal Caribbean Utopia of the Seas embraces nonstop party from Port...
There is a time and place to relax on a cruise ship, but Royal Caribbean’s Utopia of the Seas figures its guests will sleep when they get home. Leaning into short three- and four-night Bahamas trips,...
View Article‘Homicide: Life on the Street’ to start streaming in August
Fans of “Homicide: Life on the Street” won’t have to wait much longer to stream the award-winning police drama series based on David Simon’s book about the Baltimore Police Department’s homicide unit....
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Vegan chocolate sauce? A mushroom aperitif? 12 finds from the Summer Fancy...
Gretchen McKay | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (TNS) Can’t resist that jar of artisan chili crisp? Willing to fork over 10 bucks for a bottle of water “restructured” with quartz crystals? Maybe you’re...
View ArticleHow to watch the 2024 Olympics: See the full TV schedule
The 2024 Summer Games will begin on July 24 — with the opening ceremony on July 26 — and run through Aug. 11. Here’s the full schedule of events and how to watch or stream the events. How can I watch...
View ArticleDaily Horoscope for July 23, 2024
General Daily Insight for July 23, 2024 Accepting change can be challenging. When the ego-driven Sun is at odds with ever-evolving Pluto at 1:38 am EDT, we may dig in our heels and refuse to let go of...
View ArticleAnnapolis Police Department summer crime plan targets downtown area
A mid-June weekend was coming to an end at the Castlebay Irish Pub in Annapolis when, inside the Main Street bar and restaurant, a fight broke out. Edward O’Brien, a 56-year-old man from Pennsylvania,...
View ArticleAnne Arundel elementary school teacher’s memoir highlights Asian American pride
Katherine Haas first dreamed of publishing a book when she was 9 years old. At 86, her dream came true. “This is a good country to grow up in, and you can be proud of who you are instead of ashamed of...
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Why is Baltimore so big on snowballs? History offers at least four big reasons.
There is nothing like a snowball to beat the heat on a Baltimore summer day. Handmade snowballs could be readily found around Baltimore as early as the 1850s and 20th century machines helped further...
View ArticleQuick Fix: Caprese Spaghetti Pasta Salad
Linda Gassenheimer | Tribune News Service I was thinking about making a light summer salad and saw a caprese salad made with tomatoes and mozzarella cheese. I decided to combine tomatoes and cheese...
View ArticleThis is the best steak sandwich you’ll ever make
Meredith Deeds | (TNS) Star Tribune It wasn’t long ago that our options for cuts of steak were limited. If you wanted a rib-eye or New York strip, no problem. If you were looking for a skirt steak or a...
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Jewel shines anew as mental health care champion and multimedia artist
Jewel’s career includes making one of the top-selling debut albums in music history, writing the best-selling poetry book of all time, and performing for Pope John Paul II at the Vatican and for...
View ArticleHow college sports video games became the entry point to dismantle the NCAA’s...
Sonny Vaccaro knew nothing about the law. He did know a lot about college sports and was sure the athletes who were driving millions of dollars in revenue to their schools should be paid. Michael...
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You can pretend you’re on an African safari at this new glamping resort in...
Sarah Kuta | TravelPulse (TNS) Want to feel like you’re on safari, without leaving the country? Head to Savannah Sunset Resort and Spa, a new glamping experience that’s now open at Six Flags Great...
View ArticleDaily Horoscope for July 24, 2024
General Daily Insight for July 24, 2024 Clarity can be glimpsed through cosmic fog. Still, with the intuitive Moon squaring optimistic Jupiter, it may be hard to see any red flags through our...
View ArticleBill banning new drive-thru windows advances in Annapolis
The Annapolis Planning Commission approved legislation banning new drive-thru windows in Annapolis. At a public virtual meeting Thursday night, the commission voted 3-1 in favor of the legislation....
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Randall Gleason ‘Randy’ Herbert, construction coordinator for ‘The Wire,’ dies
Randall Gleason “Randy” Herbert, a construction coordinator for “The Wire” crime series and past Baltimore City Fair chair, died of cancer June 20 at his Seton Hill home. He was 75. Born in Toledo,...
View ArticleWine, etc.: Some premium sauvignon blancs take the grape variety to a new...
As temperatures rise, consumers often turn to sauvignon blanc for refreshment. Known for its crisp acidity, sauvignon blanc serves as a powerful foil to hot days on the boat or patio. While chardonnay...
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