Judith Krummeck’s book on her family’s immigrant history makes for a compelling read
Like many Baltimoreans, I’ve know Judith Krummeck as a first-rate broadcaster on the popular classical music station WBJC. She has been the evening drive time host there since 1998. In fact, Krummeck’s voice is so familiar, you think she’s part […]
Judith Krummeck’s book on her family’s immigrant history makes for a compelling read
By Bill Hughes
Like many Baltimoreans, I’ve know Judith Krummeck as a first-rate broadcaster on the popular classical music station WBJC. She has been the evening drive time host there since 1998. In fact, Krummeck’s voice is so familiar, you think she’s part […]
Off to Alaska with Bluewater Adventures
After our Mount Hood, Oregon, family-related holiday in late July and early August 2019, Ann and I took off for the wilds of Southeast Alaska on a trip with
Author Puts 12 Celebrities on the Couch (Book Review)
Claudia Kalb has written a delightful book. She takes twelve historical figures and examines their colorful lives, via the lens of modern psychology. Her purpose was to find out
LBJ and the cover-up of JFK’s Murder (Book Review)
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
George J. Acton’s Book on Locust Point: An Enjoyable Trip Down Memory Lane
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
The hidden history of the conspiracy to kill General George Washington brought to light
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
John Waters’ ‘Mr. Know-IT-All’ Book premiers at Atomic Books
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
A Conversation with Meghan Fredrich at the Maryland Film Festival
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
Flower Mart’s second day opens under cloudy skies
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
Fighting childhood hunger in Baltimore
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