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    The Dish: In Baltimore, restaurants are closing faster than they’re opening
    The closure of two businesses in Baltimore reflects broader trends for Charm City’s dining scene. “I hate to say it, but Baltimore City is failing right now.”
    Unicorn Farts doughnut from Diablo Doughnuts, which is relocating from Baltimore's Brooklyn neighborhood.
    Owings Mills wrestler Amondre Wooden is making up for lost time
    A special talent who has lost time to the COVID-19 pandemic and academic problems is surging towards his goal of a state championship
    Amondre Wooden (standing) gained revenge with a 5-1 decision over Dunbar's Cameron Deville (kneeling) to earn third place at the Class 2A-1A state tournament as a 132-pound freshman a week after having lost to Deville, 13-5, in their Class 2A-1A North Regional title bout.
    Baltimore Area Wrestling Notebook: Week 6
    Bel Air wins Tomahawk Duals; Manchester Valley’s Boog name OW at Best of the Nest; Chesapeake-AA’s Delmar White moves to 31-0; Warpath recap; Curley rolls through Loch Raven Duals; and more
    Bel Air captains Manny Lucas (left) and Cade Zengel lead a Bobcats' squad that is "a tight-knit, fun group that works hard," according to 30th-year coach Craig Reddish.
    Eviction numbers are climbing back toward pre-pandemic highs in parts of Maryland
    After nearly three years of pandemic protections and assistance, there are few guardrails in place to prevent evictions from climbing back to pre-pandemic norms.
    Tenants, advocates, and lawmakers gathered outside the State House Thursday to call on lawmakers to pass several policies that would protect tenants from eviction or poor living conditions
    The Baltimore Banner/VSN Boys & Girls Week 6 Basketball Top 15
    Calvert Hall debuts at No. 11 in boys poll; Poly takes over as No. 1 in the girls poll, St. Frances up to No. 2 and FSK debuts at No. 15
    Time’s up: Clock ticks for school board to decide fate of Baltimore County schools superintendent
    Superintendent Darryl Williams has faced criticism over school bus delays and lagging academic performance. Now a newly elected school board must decide whether to stay the course or start over with a new leader.
    Darryl L. Williams, Superintendent of the Baltimore County Public School System, listens during the Board of Education’s bi-weekly meeting at the Greenwood Campus on 8/23/22.
    Mount St. Joe claims title at prestigious War on the Shore Tournament
    Gaels go five-for-five in the finals, No. 1 Bage pins No. 2 Alexander in heavyweight final, Loyola’s Judah Aybar and Rising Sun’s Tyler Garvin claim titles
    Carter Nogle of Mount St. Joseph scored a 5-1 win over Bryan Santangelo of Bullis School in the 120 lbs. War on the Shore final.
    Greater COVID protections urged; Baltimore County IG needs more authority
    A spike in COVID-19 and other diseases means Marylanders need more workplace protections, an attorney says; Baltimore County's Office of Inspector General needs more authority, not less, says a former reporter who covered county government.
    A healthcare worker prepares a dose of the COVID-19 bivalent booster at the start of a vaccination campaign for people 80 years and older, in Santiago, Chile, Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2022.
    McDonogh basketball regains winning touch, upends No. 6 Loyola
    Kendall’s 3-pointer late in regulation give No. 9 Eagles big MIAA A basketball victory
    McDonogh's Ashton Kendall celebrates a 3-pointer during the first half of Friday's MIAA A Conference basketball match with Loyola. The junior had five on the evening, the final from the corner with six seconds left in regulation, lifting the No. 9 Eagles to a 67-65 victory over the sixth-ranked Dons in Owings Mills.
    No. 3 Parkville shoots past Dulaney
    Smith’s nine 3-pointers keep Knights undefeated in Baltimore County boys basketball
    Parkville's Caron Smith is defended by Dulaney's Peter Hylind during Friday's Baltimore County boys basketball game. Smith finished with 37 points as the Knights remained undefeated with a 87-73 victory in Baltimore County.
    St. Frances knocks off No. 1 McDonogh
    Sutton’s late 3-pointer helps the No. 3 Panthers hold off the Eagles in rematch of last season’s IAAM A Conference final
    McDonogh vs St. Frances Girls Basketball
    Former state Del. Impallaria pleads guilty to misconduct charge
    Following restitution and community service, former politician’s case could be converted to probation before judgement.
    Del. Rick Impallaria
    BSO to hold first Lunar New Year Concert
    The concert is the latest of several by the BSO as it tries to shape the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall into a “A Hall for All.”
    Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall
    Olszewski proposes $16M affordable housing trust fund to acquire, convey derelict land
    The Baltimore County executive’s office is also considering whether to seek County Council approval establish a land banking authority.
    Johnny Olszewski, Pat Young, Julian Jones, and Terry Hickey speak at a press conference announcing a package of foundational legislative reforms to expand access to new housing opportunities as well as address community concerns in Baltimore County.
    Olszewski calls Baltimore County schools’ proposed spending plan ‘unrealistic’
    County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr. called the proposed budget “unrealistic,” while Superintendent Darryl Williams said it’s still early in the budget process.
    BCPS Superintendent Dr. Darryl Williams and Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski announced the details of a higher compensation package for BCPS employees.
    Baltimore Area Wrestling Notebook: Week 5
    Chesapeake-AA wins as Eveleth wrestling room dedicated; MSJ’s crowns five; St. Frances wins Battle at the Bridge and more
    The family of Matt Eveleth at the dedication of the Matt Eveleth Wrestling Room at Chesapeake-AA High School. (Back row from left) Matt's eldest brother, Brian Jr., wife, Amy, father, Brian Sr., mother, Naomi, nephew, Toby, sister-in-law, Asahi, brother, Jeff. (Front row from left) Matt Eveleth's nieces and nephews Drew, Natalie, Molly and Charlie.
    The Dish: Peter Chang to open near Hopkins while big changes are coming to NiHao
    Plus, another Fells Point institution bites the dust.
    Famed chef and restaurateur Peter Chang is on the cusp of opening two restaurants in the Baltimore area.
    The Baltimore Banner/VSN Boys & Girls Week 5 Basketball Top 15
    McDonogh boys go from unranked to No. 9; All 15 girls teams remain in place
    Baltimore County Councilman calls out school system for ignoring council over possible high school site
    The question of where to build a new high school is reigniting a feud between the Baltimore County Council and the school system.
    Loch Raven High School sign.
    Fight at Lansdowne High School sends student to hospital
    A stabbing at Lansdowne High School on Tuesday afternoon is under investigation.
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