Elizabeth Lee, an East Baltimore resident and enrollee at Hopkins ElderPlus, celebrated her 100th birthday last Wednesday, May 15, at Johns Hopkins Bayview. Her great-great granddaughter Deyona Greene, pictured, was …
Here is the Class of ‘53 from St. Brigid’s Elementary School, 60 years after graduation. From back left: Joyce Grecki Gunnigan, Beverly Grecki Mee ...
The Amercan Visionary Art Museum’s Annual Kinetic Sculpture Race was last weekend. Here, Jeff Krannebitter perseveres through the sand trap in P ...
If Roman’s Place, 2 S. Decker Ave., didn’t exist, “The Wire” creator David Simon would have had to invent it. Linda Kuzmiw, who co-owns th ...
Last month, the Exchange Club of Highlandtown/Canton named and recognized the Firefighter of the Year, Jeffrey Dausch, top left, and the Policeman of the Year from the Southeastern District, Demario ...
As I have written in earlier installments, growing up in Canton often meant venturing out to discover other things—so to speak. One journey of note was the trip on the ...
Could you have survived 1950s Baltimore? To the Editor: I am writing this letter in the hope that you will read it and understand how Baltimore people survived tough times. ...
If you walk into Water for Chocolate on a Saturday morning and find an open table, consider yourself lucky. The Butcher’s Hill café, 1841 E. Lombard St., is the size ...
Five Strings of Light To the Editor: “I came to America in 1914. And then I came to Baltimore. It was the most beautiful place you’ve ever seen in your ...
If you grew up in the 80s and early 90s in suburban America you probably either rode a skateboard or hung out with kids who did. The skatepunk subculture, known ...
If you’ve lived in Baltimore for awhile, you’ve no doubt sampled Heavy Seas beers, most likely the Loose Cannon, a hoppy IPA that has become a potent and popular fixture ...
News from the March 1988 editions of the Baltimore Guide The March 3, 1988, Baltimore Guide reported that a train wreck destroyed a railroad bridge over Eastern Ave. near Bayview. ...
Growing up in Canton Many adults across America have stories to tell about how, as kids, they broke their arms, leg, fingers—you name it. Many of us Baby Boomers have ...
The high cost of going underground The Feb. 11, 1988, Baltimore Guide includes an article on a subway extension to Johns Hopkins Hospital. Proposed by Governor William Donald Schaefer, the ...
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