Folks from the Baltimore Guide’s community speak out on the issues most important to them.
The Baltimore Guide would like to introduce Lisa Nemec, account executive with the Guide since October. “With an eye for detail, I like to bring a merchant’s new ideas to …
Growing up in Canton meant that when it came time to go shopping, you went up on The Avenue—Eastern Avenue. You did not have to go downtown to the b ...
Jackie Miller, circulation and billing manager for the Baltimore Guide, submitted this cartoon. A lifelong watercolor artist, Jackie began drawing pol ...
The flower man, Nasir al Baltyna, who quietly made friends in the night among those who did or didn’t buy his dark red roses, was found dead at 55 o ...
Shelley Evans (right), Baltimore Guide’s senior advertising representative, presents a donation to Elizabeth Baer, executive director of the South Baltimore Relief Fund. The Guide gave SoBER 10 percent of the ...
The Baltimore Guide would like to welcome its new editor, Erik Zygmont. Originally from New Hampshire, Erik graduated from Tufts University with a bachelor’s degree in English in 2001. In ...
This is my last week as editor of The Baltimore Guide, a job that I have held, and loved, for more than 20 years. And my, how things have changed. ...
Having accepted a position that will allow me to work full-time from home as a magazine editor, I’ll also be leaving the Guide at the end of this week. It’s ...
A few thoughts about this and that: Signs are popping up all over town offering to buy houses for cash. Here’s what I think: a) don’t fall for it, and ...
Everyone has a to-do list, right? Usually, it consists of chores: painting, sanding, cleaning, etc. This time of year, it might also include washing the car and bringing out the ...
Spring brings activity to our neighborhoods. Some of that activity is healthy—sports leagues are starting up, people are power-walking around the parks, the tennis courts, at least in Patterson Park, ...
Last week, when Homeland Security officials raided the Patapsco Flea Market and confiscated merchandise suspected to be designer knockoffs, the public’s reaction ran a narrow range: from shrugs to eye-rolls. ...
Quick poll. Did you vote yesterday? Statistics say that nearly three-quarters of registered voters in the City of Baltimore did not. Of course, there are reasons for that. Baltimore is ...
Editor, The Guide: With interest I read your article regarding the aftermath of the area’s most recent St. Patrick’s Day festivities in Canton Square. Unfortunately, these festivities also managed to ...
O’Donnell Square got occupied on Saturday by a crowd of drunken frat boys and junior stockbrokers, and it wasn’t pretty. They trashed the square and then proceeded to squirt bodily ...
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