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Woman shot and killed Wednesday night in Southwest Baltimore, police say

Woman shot and killed Wednesday night in Southwest Baltimore, police say
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Things to do in Baltimore May 26 to June 1

Sci-fi and fantasy fans unite at a yearly convention, rock out to a '90s band, blow bubbles in the park, try German food, attend an arts festival or enjoy a comedy show.

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Baltimore kicks off $2 1 million redevelopment of Hollins Market

A $2.1 million project to redevelop Hollins Market kicked off on May 1. The historic market will be closed during renovations.

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Mo s, Sangria, Fayette Liquor Plus and Lithuanian Hall face protests against Baltimore liquor license renewal – Baltimore Sun

On Thursday morning, four Baltimore businesses will be in front of the liquor board as neighbors protest renewal of their licenses.

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Baltimore liquor board wants Sangria to resolve issues with Mount Vernon neighbors before license can be renewed

Sangria, a Black-owned lounge, was defended in the liquor board hearing by City Council President Nick Mosby, who said the business faced a 'disproportionate' level of scrutiny and enforcement.

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