Guide to host District 46 candidates’ forum
The Baltimore Guide will host a candidates forum featuring all candidates for the State Senate and House… [more]
The Mystery of the Missing Manhole Covers
The Case of the Missing Manhole Covers? The police are on it, but so far, there are very few clues. Shortly… [more]
Nick’s Fish House: By the water, off the beaten path
We stopped by Nick’s Fish House, at the end of Insulator Drive overlooking the Hanover Street Bridge,… [more]
St. Casimir: In a waterside town, a parish that acts as an anchor
There’s no getting around it, literally. St. Casimir Church sits at the end of O’Donnell Street,… [more]
Joseph M. Bolewicki Jr., East Baltimore’s appliance man for more than six decades, died Wednesday,… [more]
Staying Cool just ain’t so easy for seniors
Sure is hot. In this year of weather extremes, we have gone from extremely cold, to extremely snowy,… [more]
Baltimore Guide Blogs
Nick’s Fish House: By the water, off the beaten path
We stopped by Nick’s Fish House, at the end of Insulator Drive overlooking the … [Read More...]
Another rough week for the O’s
Here’s the good news - Brian Roberts and Matt Wieters are back. The bad news is … [Read More...]
Flipping for crepes in Federal Hill
Ruben’s Crêpes, at 1043 S. Charles St., is tiny, but it’s bigger than the lunch … [Read More...]
Is the recession over?
Whaddya Say? is a Baltimore Guide Blog where readers like you share their viewpoints … [Read More...]
The Good Old Days in Canton
by Roland Moskal From kindergarten through the 8th grade, I attended PS 230 which … [Read More...]
Now that’s more like it!
Now that’s more like it! For a second there, I thought the O’s were starting … [Read More...]
Community Calendar
Wednesday, July 28 What’s Cookin’? Anyone with a connection to Federal Hill … [Read More...]
News for Seniors
How seniors can help police stamp out scammers
The copy of the police report was simple, but telling: Fait … [Read More...]
Dining Out
We stopped by Nick’s Fish House, at the end of Insulator Drive … [Read More...]
NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH
Neighborhood Watch: South Baltimore
Robbery Eastern Avenue, 3600 block, July 22, 10:26 a.m. A suspect (see surveillance camera photo left) wearing a red floppy hat with ‘NYC” in white letters entered a store and … [Read More...]
Neighborhood Watch: Southeast
WANTED-Detectives in the Southeastern District of the Baltimore Police Department are seeking Dwayne Goodwin (shown left), age 18, in connection with a series of armed robberies in the area. He is considered … [Read More...]
Guide Point: Our View on Things
A 20-year anniversary carries a traditional gift of china, and a modern gift of glass, according to Hallmark’s web site. But as Greektown resident Jacqueline Watts celebrates two decades on the job, she continues to enjoy the production of paper. Specifically, the Baltimore Guide, her employer. Watts arrived at the Guide in 1990, working as a production manager, reporter and photographer, one of the first hires of Richard Sandza, the publisher of the paper in those days. When then-editor John Cain announced his run for City Council in 1991, … [Read More...]
Let’s get one thing straight. Beans and Bread is a business. It’s a nonprofit business, but it’s a business. It makes money every year, which is better than many other businesses around here can say. It pays its executive director a handsome sum and the rest of its employees a quite livable salary, its revenues increase every year and it keeps expanding. At the moment its latest expansion is threatening houses in the 400 block Dallas Street, neighbors who have been suffering for years from deliberate mismanagement and broken promises … [Read More...]
The Baltimore Guide welcomes its new Publisher, Ed Hoffman, a community newspaperman with nearly 40 years of experience in newspapers and magazines. Hoffman served as an advertising manager, general manager, group manager and publisher for 22 years with Chesapeake Publishing, a Maryland company that owns and operates 18 daily and weekly newspapers with combined readership of nearly one million. “It’s wonderful to be working in Baltimore again. My wife and I grew up here and raised our children on the Eastern Shore,” Hoffman says. … [Read More...]
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