Light City Baltimore
While the success of Light City Baltimore may not be measured in hashtags, it is evident from the number of photos posted to social media that the festival is a
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Historic gas lamps of Baltimore
In 1816, Baltimore became the first city in the United States to install gas street lamps, which allowed Baltimoreans to go about their business past nightfall. In 2016, Light City Baltimore is celebrating Baltimore’s legacy of light with installations and activities throughout the city. We’re opening the Sun’s archives to take a look back at the gas lamps of history — the last were lit in 1957.
‘Drink With Your Dog’ at Admiral’s Cup, Easter Sunday
Each Sunday in March, the Admiral’s Cup in Fells Point is hosting “Drink With Your Dog” from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m, which includes a complimentary portrait of you and your pet, according to general manager Darin Mislan.
Mislan’s brother, Scott Mislan, is taking the photographs. Scott was featured last year in our Baltimore Street Photographer series.
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Codemaking and codebreaking on display at the National Cryptologic Museum
The National Cryptologic Museum, which opened in 1993, is the National Security Agency’s “principal gateway to the public.”
“Drink With Your Dog” at Admiral’s Cup, March 20
Each Sunday in March, the Admiral’s Cup in Fells Point is hosting “Drink With Your Dog” from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m, which includes a complimentary portrait of you and your pet, according to general manager Darin Mislan.
Mislan’s brother, Scott Mislan, is taking the photographs. Scott was featured last year in our Baltimore Street Photographer series.
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Bob Benson, mirror artist
Twelve years ago when Bob Benson saw a single strand of mirrors in a friend’s yard blowing in the breeze, he remembers thinking, “Boy, that has possibilities.”
D.C. Metro shuts down for 29 hours with less than a day’s notice
Metrorail has shut down service Wednesday, March 16, with less than a day’s notice for emergency inspections of the system’s third-rail power cables.
Metro’s General Manager Paul Wiedefeld made the decision to shut down for 29 hours following a recent fire. The precautionary measures aim to prevent incidents like last year’s fatal fire.
“Drink With Your Dog” at Admiral’s Cup
Each Sunday in March, the Admiral’s Cup in Fells Point is hosting “Drink With Your Dog” from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m, which includes a complimentary portrait of you and your pet, according to general manager Darin Mislan.
Mislan’s brother, Scott Mislan, is taking the photographs. Scott was featured last year in our Baltimore Street Photographer series.
See the all photos from the first event | More information about the event
Maryland Special Olympics Winter Games
The 2016 Maryland Special Olympics Winter Games were held on Monday and Tuesday at the Whitetail Ski Resort.
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East Coast prepares for weekend snowstorm
Winter Storm Jonas is expected to hit the northern mid-Atlantic region, including Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia and New York, over the weekend. The National Weather Service has issued blizzard watches and warnings in the area.