On Friday, Nov. 22, 1963, I was working as a clerk in the Baltimore City courthouse and going to law school at night. In the early afternoon, a policeman

I grew up on Locust Point as “The Great Depression” was coming, mercifully, to an end, and the horror story known as WWII was just beginning. We lived first

In April 1776, General George Washington, age 44, was the newly appointed Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army. His forces, about 25,000 in number, were made up of mostly untrained

On Saturday night the line in front of the Atomic Books’ store, on Falls Road, in Hampden (Hon), curved around the block. I had a strong feeling of deja

I interviewed Megan Fredrich at the Maryland Film Festival, Parkway Theatre, in Baltimore on Friday. She is the producer of an “all-archival short” documentary, entitled: “Deborah Harry Does Not

BALTIMORE — The Flower Mart at Mount Vernon Place again featured live performances on a stage just south of the Washington Monument, It also put on some fun-filled contests

Proverb 22.9 - “The generous themselves will be blessed, for they share their food with the poor.” Two splendid organizations, MOD Pizza and Generosity Feeds, teamed up, and with the

Just after a little showers this morning on Sunday morning, Saturday, I got a chance to visit the Sherwood Gardens. They are located in northern Baltimore City, near Charles

In 2006, the Australian-born Julian Assange, now age 47, founded Wikileaks. It slowly built up a first-rate reputation as an organization that got the inside scoop on war crimes