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In Maryland’s 10th Legislative District, Delegate N. Scott Phillips is building a leadership profile rooted in experience, collaboration, and a deep commitment to the communities he serves. Since taking office in 2023, Phillips has combined decades of professional expertise with a community-first approach to public service—one that is now gaining recognition across the state...


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Baltimore, MD– As Charm City continues to make an effort towards creating a more eco-friendly environment, the Baltimore Ravens follow behind, making contributions. In celebration of Earth day, the NFL team held TheGamePlan initiative, partnering with M&T Bank and Waterfront Partnership for an impactful volunteer event.  The group participated in a series of eco-fri...


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Annual convening brings together leaders, researchers, and students to advance economic mobility through innovation and applied research BALTIMORE — Coppin State University’s School of Graduate Studies and Research will host the 2026 Economic Inclusion & Innovation Research Conference (EIIRC) on Thursday, April 30, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on ...


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BALTIMORE, MD — Author and advocate Maya L. Johnson has released Head on Fire: A Black Hair Memoir on Loss and Healing, a nonfiction book that explores the emotional and physical toll of hair loss, racial trauma, and beauty standards on Black women. In Head on Fire, Johnson chronicles her lifelong relationship with her hair, […]

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The Baltimore Playwrites Festival is in their forty-sixth year, receiving submissions of local playwriters, fifty to be exact. Out of these, ten plays are chosen for production. Some are pre-read at The Playwrites Brewery on an open mic night. I was fortunate to attend the open reading of Patterns and Petunias. The play was skillfully […]

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