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In a small city like Baltimore, a single review or social media post can get everyone talking. Such was the case Thursday when a Baltimore Sun dining reporter gave Fells Points popular new restaurant The Choptank a scathing, one-star review. In response, owner Atlas Restaurant Group published a series of social media attacks against the reporter and publication. The debacle has since taken on a life of its own, with locals weighing in. Some are backing Atlas and its owner Alex Smith, saying

We turned to professional accountants and business school professors to ask if the companys accounting patterns were unusual.

A former church complex thats home to the Mobtown Ballroom is on the market for $1.5 million, but fans of the Pigtown dance hall dont need to worry about it closing anytime soon. Michael Seguin, one of Mobtowns operators, said the eight-year-old ballroom still has four years left on its lease, which would be honored under a potential sale. We pay solid, market-rate rent, so I think were part of the selling point of the building, he said. The 5,000-square-foot venue, which hosts concerts

Days after a series of attacks against Jews across Brooklyn, the Anti-Defamation League announced that it would double funding for a school program combating hate. But city officials say more than education is needed to stop the rash of attacks, which have spiked across this city in 2019. Thats because the problem is hard to The post Anti-Semitism Is Spiking in Brooklyn, and Officials Dont Know Why appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.

Connoisseurs can find a wide range of products containing cannabis in the Netherlands, where it has long been practically legal: Cannabis popsicles, lollipops, chocolate and soap are but a few of the products available for purchase in the Dutch capital. But dont expect to have an easy time of it if youre looking for something The post Belgian Jewish Baker Launches Europes First Mass-Produced Cannabis Bread appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.

On Oct. 13, Leatrice Helen Landsam of Delray Beach, Florida, formerly from Baltimore. She is survived by her loving sons Jeffrey and Brian and predeceased by her much beloved husband Morris son Barry and parents Becky and Isaac Cohen. She will be missed by her grandsons Richard, Brett, and Joshua, and her five great-grandchildren.The post LANDSAM appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.

At 81, Evelyn Robinson finds trips to the grocery store tiring and inconvenient. She either faces a long bus ride from her Cherry Hill neighborhood to the Shoppers Food several miles away, or else finds a grandkid or fellow church member willing to drive her. Shell often slip that person $20 for...

State Del. Terri L. Hill, a physician from Columbia, is entering an increasingly crowded race for the congressional seat previously held by the late Rep. Elijah Cummings. Hill, 60, who represents areas of Baltimore and Howard counties in the House of Delegates, is the first elected official from...

Baltimore police say a man who was shot in the Sandtown-Winchester neighborhood Nov. 10 died early Sunday morning shortly after midnight. The department wrote on Facebook that the man was shot in the abdomen while in the 1700 block of N. Calhoun St. He was taken to the hospital, where he died a...

In a rare interview with BBC Newsnight, Andrew categorically denied having sex with the woman, Virginia Roberts Giuffre, saying, It didnt happen.

Tyler Stallings was 4 years old when he first learned that some veterans are homeless.

WBAL-TV 11 is getting another Puppy with a Purpose to help a veteran in need Help us choose a name.

A new horse is joining the stable.Fordsall-electric,Mustang-inspired SUVis finally here, revealed Sunday evening ahead of the2019 LA Auto Show.

An update is scheduled for the latest developments in a plan to mitigate flooding in the historic district of Ellicott City, Maryland.

Police say ten people were hit in what theyre calling a mass casualty shooting Sunday night