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Shelter From the Storm: Heart’s Place Shelter at St. John’s Church in Baltimore keeps residents warm through the blizzard but financial problems may close its doors.
Read the accompanying web-only Mobtown Beat article, “The Mean Season: Small Charles Village shelter for the homeless facing early closure due to funding shortage” by Andrea Appleton.
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Baltimore Snowpocalypse 2010
Who cares if the heavy snows knock out electricity, snarl commutes, pull tree branches onto cars, and give you a heart attack as you shovel your vehicle out of oblivion? The heavy white makes for some pretty imagery, particularly in glorious black and white.
We’ve posted pictures from friends and staff on Flickr, and we invite...
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Single Payer Minded: Interviews with Arrested Single Payer Health Care Activists
Drs. Carol Paris, Eric Naumburg, and Margaret Flowers, and retired psychological counselor Charles Loubert, are Maryland-based health-care practitioners who feel so strongly about health-care reform–more specifically, they’d like to see some form of a single-payer system put in place in the United States–that they’ve each been arrested in an effort to spread the word...
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Making Hard Cider
See Michelle Gienow’s article Hard Cider: Homemade hooch is cheap and easy in the Jan. 20, 2010 Eat Me.
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The Ken Burns Effect
Emmy award-winning, Oscar-nominated documentarian Ken Burns was in Baltimore Dec. 8, at the B&O Railroad Museum. He’s been in town often this year, he says, giving speeches, doing promo appearances, visiting The Sun. This time it was to...
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In Jail? You Need Divine Intervention.
When the Big Man calls, you best be ready:
The Bishop also handles pest control too.
From the mind of Marchant Media.
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Gary Kachadourian on the Steelworkers Mural, Station North and Artist-Led Gentrification
Gary Kachadourian expounds on his appreciation of the African American Steelworkers mural, the Station North Door and Window Project, and whether artist-led gentrification is even possible in Baltimore. Read the interview in August 12, 2009’s cover story.
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