by Rafael AlvarezMar 24, 2019
Dona Bartoli Lowrimore: A daughter of Orangeville
Family and friends recall Baltimore-born “Dona” as a devoted mother, fierce advocate for women and children and a lover of all things Italian.
Neighborhoods
Feb 8, 2019
Methadone clinic’s planned move to Seton Hill sparks residents’ concern
MedMark says clinic has outgrown space at University of Maryland’s Midtown campus. Critics cite proximity to residential streets and Arena Players’ building.
Aug 31, 2018
Appeals court sides with opponents of Hamilton Royal Farms gas station
The Zoning Board misread the law when it granted a conditional use for the 12-gas-pump store in Northeast Baltimore, the court said.
Aug 29, 2018
The heat? Beastly. Neighborhood pools? Closed!
Sweltering residents ask: Why does Rec and Parks shut down most of its public pools a week before school resumes?
Special SeriesJul 25, 2018
Ashburton residents revolt over tree clearing for water tank project
Another Baltimore reservoir project is stalled amid a furor over clear cutting and the presence of chromium in the soil.
Special SeriesJul 11, 2018
Loved but lost, Lawrence Alexander is returned to his family
A mother and three siblings come to Baltimore to receive the ashes of a homeless man who died in front of City Hall.
Older Stories
May 24, 2018
A new playground comes together in Barclay
Dec 23, 2017