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Chante Richardson outside of Enoch Pratt Free Library-Govans Branch on Bellona Avenue August 9, 2022. Richardson was attempting to return books in the library return box, but the box was full to the top.
Broken AC systems, other building woes close 1 in 4 city library branches in heat of summer
The city encourages residents seeking relief from extreme heat to visit their local library branch — a particularly vital service as high temperatures reached the mid-90s this week. But the closures of six branches means that is not possible at more than a quarter of the library system’s 22 branches.
Vice Captain Sumir Shrestha watches as the ball flies behind him after he swung the bat July 27.
Baltimore County’s first cricket field: A sign of immigrants’ growing influence and fertile ground for friendship
Baltimore County is moving forward with plans to build a cricket facility, some 15 years after providing a nondescript field for players. The county is trying to be more responsive to its immigrant residents, who make up 13% of the total population.
A night market.
New night market in Howard County seeks to provide place to celebrate Asian food and culture
The Asia Collective Night Market is preparing to hold a night market in August in Howard County, which is home to a growing and diverse community of Asian residents. A similar effort focused on breathing life back into Baltimore city’s almost forgotten Chinatown lost momentum during the COVID-19 pandemic and faces an uncertain future.
Josselina Maritza Molina Rivas holds her diploma.
12-year-old driver dies in Howard County crash
A 12-year-old girl who was driving a car was killed in a single vehicle crash early Sunday morning in Columbia, Howard County police say.
Supporters of the baltimore Abortion Fund and the Women's March attend a rally in protest of the overturning of Roe V. Wade at the federal courthouse in Baltimore.
A ‘chaotic’ week: Maryland abortion providers see ‘huge influx’ of calls from patients across the country
Maryland is positioned to be a haven for individuals who want to end their pregnancies. Baltimore clinics are preparing to accommodate an expected wave of patients from states with more restrictive abortion laws.
Judy Frye Jones, a volunteer English teacher at the St. Francis Neighborhood Center, has her Afghan students read aloud from lesson packets. The students work together to understand confusing words and deciding if the sentences are correct.
As Afghan refugees rebuild in Baltimore, the challenges are many — and so are helping hands
Refugees in Reservoir Hill share concerns about housing quality, neighborhood safety and whether financial support will run out before they’re able to become self-sufficient.
Stanford Kimmel shows Chris Franzoni an article in the magazine he is reading.
Roe decision sounds alarm in local LGBTQ community about future of same-sex marriage
Members of the Baltimore-area LGBTQ community worry about the fate of same-sex marriage after Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas suggested the decision should be reconsidered.
Baltimore Banner reporter Alissa Zhu and Baltimore Sun reporter Giacomo Bologna show off their Ziploc bags of spaghetti at an Orioles game.
How to enjoy an Orioles game with outside food
Tasty and unusual foods to bring to an O’s game — yes, including spaghetti.
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