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Why Do I Get Called For Jury Duty So Often? | The Maryland Curiosity Bureau
It’s a civic duty. It’s a triumph of democracy. And if you live in Baltimore, it can feel like a hassle. Locals say they get summons letters from the city courthouse almost every year. Is that normal? Is it like that everywhere, or just in Baltimore?
President Joe Biden visits Baltimore: What to know about traffic delays, parking restrictions
President Joe Biden is visiting Baltimore Monday afternoon to discuss a major rail tunnel project funded by his administration’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.
Watching ‘The Bachelor’ is more fun when there’s someone local to root for
Baltimorean Genevie Mayo is a contestant on “The Bachelor,” and being from here is enough to make me want her to win.
Is Baltimore jury duty working? 20,000 summonses, but more than a third don’t show up.
Concerns about jury duty have been raised with Maryland courts and those across the country, and people who study the process say more jurisdictions are responding with reforms.
Tom Kelso emphasizes continued commitment to Maryland Stadium Authority until replaced
In his first public statement since Gov. Wes Moore announced that he is rescinding the chairmanship, Kelso said he respects the decision.
Why hasn’t it snowed yet this season?
It’s been a gray, dreary winter in Baltimore this season with plenty of rain — but no measurable snowfall.
St. Frances Academy takes SnOverlea Invitational title
Panthers survive consolation round push by Calvert Hall, crown four champs, Hereford’s Bell and New Town’s Ayonrinde named Outstanding Wrestlers
Charm City Table’s restaurant recommendations for seniors looking for quiet, early meals
They’re places that have a quiet atmosphere, early dining hours and good food.
The Culture Report: Two Baltimore artists selected for prestigious national fellowship
Abdu Ali and Krystal C. Mack were awarded $50,000 each from the prestigious Chicago-based USA Artists Fellowship.
One dead, two young children hurt in ‘mass casualty incident’ in West Baltimore
Woman, 23, was shot in vehicle; children, an infant and a 3-year-old, hurt in crash
As dozens rally for Tyre Nichols, Baltimore family seeks to keep pressure on local case
The mother of Donnell Rochester, 18, who was killed by Baltimore Police last February, wants charges brought against the officers who shot him.
Boy, 5, dies in East Baltimore house fire
A 5-year-old boy died Saturday morning in a house fire in East Baltimore, the Fire Department said.
Edmondson pulls away from No. 14 Poly
No, 6 Red Storm move into position for Baltimore City boys basketball final berth; Dantzler scores 31
Two luxury homes in Baltimore area, ultra-modern home in Westminster up for sale
There’s a waterfront condo, a beautifully updated Cape Cod-style home and a modern smart home.
Look out for Yama: Tiny Japanese firetruck finds new home in Baltimore
Yama, a tiny Japanese firetruck or kei truck, has found a new life in Baltimore.
Banner political notes: Blizzard of bills; Baltimore County public works leader; new job for old Hogan aide; City Hall vacancies; deli date in Annapolis
Legislative services, the department responsible for writing the bills, confirmed receiving more than 700 requests in the last two days before the deadline — a new record.
“Classic” effort by Mercy basketball
Led by Carroll, No. 6 Magic handles Maryvale in annual contest at Towson University
‘Showing the whole world how cool Baltimore is’: Salt box artist appears on Good Morning America
Baltimore’s salty side is capturing national attention.
Judge allows Marilyn Mosby’s defense team to withdraw, finds her indigent
Former Baltimore state’s attorney will now be represented by the federal public defender’s office
Dunbar upends No. 6 Edmondson
Poets in middle of Baltimore City boys basketball championship chase after 69-60 victory
