Archives for July 2022

Baltimore City’s Department of Health has issued a “Code Red Extreme Heat Alert” for Thursday through Sunday. … [Read more...] about Extreme heat triggers 'Code Red' alert in Baltimore City

Elections workers across Maryland began counting thousands of mail-in ballots Thursday morning, two days after the primary election. … [Read more...] about Mail-in ballot counting begins in Maryland with some races undecided

BALTIMORE -- Elections workers across Maryland began counting thousands of mail-in ballots Thursday morning, two days after the primary election. By law, the ballot counting process could not begin any earlier after Gov. Larry Hogan vetoed a measure to do so out of concerns surrounding election security.In Baltimore City, elections chief Armstead Jones said things were going … [Read more...] about Mail-in ballot counting begins in Maryland with some races undecided

Hi everyone!My initial reaction after learning about where our "Where's Marty?" segment today was: "Why has no one thought of this before?I'm talking, of course, about jbrds, the first anatomically correct footwear for children. Kids' feet simply have not developed into the adult form, so they need a different type of support.This story begins with Dr. Jay Lebow, a foot surgeon … [Read more...] about Where's Marty? Starting off his Thursday on the right foot

BALTIMORE -- The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra announced Tuesday it has appointed Jonathon Heyward as its next music director, the very first person of color to lead the 106-year-old orchestra.  The conductor's five-year contract begins in the 2023-2024 season, but Heyward will serve as Music Director Designate for the upcoming 2022-23 season, the orchestra said. Heyward … [Read more...] about Baltimore Symphony Orchestra appoints first person of color as Music Director