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THE MIGHTY OYSTER | Maryland’s most weird and wonderful seafood is in the midst of a major comeback.  FALL ARTS PREVIEW | Our roundup of the many wonderful arts exhibits and events you can look forward to this season. Plus, an exploration of the legacy of art collectors Etta and Claribel Cone. 



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LAMAR | Lamar Jackson wants a Super Bowl more than you do. GO WEST | Great getaways to Maryland’s mountain panhandle. HOME | A restaurant-quality basement Irish pub that has to be seen to be believed; a fetching farmhouse; a visit with consignment store The Turnover Shop; and a stylish PhD candidate makes herself at home. HOT DOG DYNASTY | After almost a 
century in Highlandtown, G&A Restaurant moves to White Marsh.


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BEST OF BALTIMORE | The region’s tops in Dining, Arts, Media, Wellness, Style, Service, and more. TROUBLED WATERS | The opening of Harborplace sparked a waterfront renaissance beyond Baltimore’s wildest dreams. Four decades later, has the ship sailed for the twin pavilions? THE LINE FORMS HERE | After 106 years, Attman’s is still slinging corned beef, and the hungry throngs are happy to wait for it.


Inside This Issue: PROFILE | The unstoppable chef Catina Smith is all about empowering female Black chefs and other minorities. CRAB COUNTRY | An insatiable quest on the Chesapeake Bay. PLAYLAND | Ocean City has changed dramatically over the past century, but it’s always been about family and fun.

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PROFILE | Cinematographer Bradford Young creates movies and art on his own terms. AMERICA IN MINIATURE | “From the sands of Worcester to the mountains of Garrett,” the retro Maryland slogan has stood the test of time. TOP DENTISTS | As our pandemic-fueled dentophobia begins to fade, good practitioners are suddenly a hot commodity. 



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CLEANING UP CITY HALL | Baltimore is the second most corrupt federal jurisdiction in the country. Can a city with our history be reformed?  HAIL TO THE HEROES | Here are our 2021 Excellence in Nursing winners. LIKE GOING TO WAR | COVID-19 takes a psychological toll on Baltimore’s health care workers. THE HOMECOMING | For one family, it was time to start living in their house, not just existing there. SUGAR RUSH | Baltimore gets a fresh batch of home-grown bakeries—and the line forms here. 


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THE BIRDS ARE BACK IN TOWN! | After 52 seasons without big-league baseball, Opening Day in ’54 was one for the ages. BEHOLD THE COVID BUYING BOOM | How the pandemic housing market became the unexpected winner of 2020.


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DINING AWARDS | We celebrate the local dining scene and those who make it happen. UNDER WATCH | The police “spy plane” experiment is over, but the growing surveillance of Baltimore continues. 


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SHE’S GOT NEXT | Meet 30 women who are shaping Baltimore’s future. TURNING TIDES | After decades of silence, the Eastern Shore begins to reckon with its difficult history.


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SAVING LITTLE ITALY | The iconic ethnic neighborhood has outlasted all of Baltimore’s Old-World enclaves. Now it faces its greatest challenge in more than a century. OUT OF THE BLUE |  As the pandemic wears on, experts weigh in on ways to stay positive. 


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50 REASONS TO LOVE BALTIMORE RIGHT NOW! | Our completely unranked, unofficial, unobjective love letter to the best city on earth. IRON PIPELINE | The high-capacity handguns fueling Baltimore’s epidemic of violence increasingly enter the city through an underground network of out-of-state traffickers. Can anything be done to turn off the spigot? HOLIDAY 
GIFT GUIDE | Great ideas for everyone on your list. 


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FRENCH REVOLUTION | When Petit Louis opened 20 years ago, Baltimore began its love affair with French bistro fare. HEROES OF HEALTH CARE | Here are more than 800 of Greater Baltimore’s best physicians — in every specialty imaginable. NO AVERAGE JOE | Even as he pushes past his own personal pain, Dr. Joseph Cofrancesco continues to dedicate his life’s work to helping others.


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ART OF THE TIMES | Local artists continue to create in an unprecedented year. THE GREAT RESTAURANT REINVENTION | How restaurants are pivoting during the pandemic. 



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BEST OF BALTIMORE | In a year like none other, we celebrate the tops in food, arts, lifestyle, service, media, and more. TOP NURSES | Our sixth annual Excellence in Nursing awards. LET THEM EAT CRAB CAKES | After more than a century, the fifth-generation Faidley’s Seafood lives on as the king (and queen) of Maryland’s most iconic dish. 


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A MOMENT OF RECKONING | Listening to Black voices in Baltimore. INTO THE BLUE | Twenty-one ways to hike, bike, and paddle around the Chesapeake Bay.  


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ON THE FRONT LINES | Acts of Courage and Kindness in the Age of Coronavirus. CRISIS MANAGER | Our exclusive interview with Governor Larry Hogan. TOP DENTISTS | How to find the best dentists? Ask other dentists.



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INTO THIN AIR | Birds are disappearing across Maryland—and North America. But citizens and scientists on the ground offer room for hope. HOW TO FIX BALTIMORE | The greater metro region is one of the wealthiest anywhere. Here are some bold ideas to break down the city’s barriers.



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HOMEOWNERS’ SURVIVAL GUIDE | The ultimate guide for buying, selling, and living in your home. LUCKY CHARM | Since launching its only American brewery, Guinness finds a second home in Baltimore. BIRD BRAINS | Some really smart humans are behind the Orioles’ data-friendly rebuilding project. Will they remake the Birds into a winner? 


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BEST RESTAURANTS | Introducing Baltimore’s 2020 Best Restaurants. RISING SON | Baltimore’s McCaul Lombardi is making a name for himself in Hollywood, but he’ll never forget where he came from. As if his mother would let him. HIDDEN FIGURES | For years, the challenges faced by sex workers in Baltimore went largely unnoticed. Now, a pioneering program empowers them to take back their lives. 




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THE GREAT MIGRATION | How Black families came “Up South,” faced down Jim Crow, and built an industrial powerhouse, middle class, and groundbreaking civil rights movement in Baltimore. The Great Migration was the exodus of more than 6 million African Americans from the rural South to cities in the North—or in Baltimore’s case, almost North Midwest, and West between 1910 and 1970 and remains one of the most under-chronicled stories of the 20th century. PORTRAITS OF BALTIMORE | Enduring images of some of our most fascinating subjects.


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BALTIMORE THE BEAUTIFUL | Our city’s historic built environment becomes more inspiring with each passing generation. A FINER VIEW PHOTOGRAPHER | Greg Pease offers a rarely seen view of the city’s defining details. TRY TO REMEMBER | In ever-dwindling numbers, survivors of the Nazi genocide share their stories for a younger generation so the atrocity is never forgotten. HER SPIRIT MADE CONCRETE | Now celebrating 25 years in Baltimore, the AVAM is a reflection of the woman who created it. 


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MADE IN MARYLAND | Meet the makers keeping Baltimore’s industrious spirit alive and well. GIFT GUIDE 2019 | Check out these great gift ideas for everyone on your list. A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS | The Red Sox sold Babe Ruth to the Yankees 100 years ago this month—and the once “hopeless incorrigible” kid from Baltimore made both the national pastime and America bigger and better.
 


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THE LAST AUTOWORKER IN BALTIMORE | After 85 years of local history, GM has been replaced by an Amazon fulfillment center. TOP DOCTORS | Here are 702 of Greater Baltimore’s best physicians — in  every speciality under the sun. THIS IS HIS LANE | Johns Hopkins chief trauma surgeon Joseph Sakran, who was shot in the throat as a teenager, has become a leading gun-violence prevention advocate. HOW TO HOLIDAY | Eat, drink, and be merry with three concepts for your seasonal soiree. 


EAT GLOBAL | From Afghanistan to Vietnam, take a culinary journey around the world without ever leaving Baltimore. CONSTANT GARDENER | As the times and terrain change, the Meyer Seed Company remains rooted in Baltimore. NO SHORTAGE OF NEED | Here’s proof that you can pitch in to solve Baltimore’s problems.

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FALL ARTS PREVIEW | A look ahead at Baltimore’s fall arts season. WILD WONDERS | This fall, pack up the car, put away your cell phone, and consider yourself a good Samaritan for getting outside and supporting these natural treasures. HEAD IN THE GAME | Brain diseases have shortened the lives of many of the city's beloved former Baltimore Colts. Can football survive CTE?



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SUMMER IN THE CITY | From shooting hoops and splashing in pools to finding the perfect park bench, Baltimore knows how to cool off and chill out during the dog days of summer. BEST OF BALTIMORE | Our annual roundup of the tops in dining, the arts, service, media, and more.  A ROSE THAT GREW FROM CONCRETE | From Greenmount to Bravo, Bishme Cromartie is taking over the fashion industry.

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AND SO ARE YOU | Fluid Movement celebrates 20 years of community building and radical acceptance. A-Z GUIDE TO CRABS | The ultimate hardshell bible. HOME | A snowball party, chef Cindy Wolf takes on kitchen design, a pop-up home goods store, and a Roland Park family rebuilds their home following a fire.


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PRESSING ON | A year after the mass shooting, the Capital Gazette staff and 
surviving family members have not moved on. They’ve kept on. FACES OF PRIDE | On the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising, we celebrate our city’s LGBTQ community. TOP DENTISTS | We pull back the curtain on our annual list of the best oral practitioners in the region.


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THE KIDS ARE ALRIGHT | Local youth are giving us hope for the future. HELL AND HIGH WATER | Climate change is already wreaking havoc on the city’s infrastructure and public health. How will Baltimore cope with the staggering challenges to come? TOP NURSES | 2019 Our fifth annual awards program salutes the unsung heroes of health care. 


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A NEW LEAF | After a successful first year, Maryland’s medical cannabis industry is growing fast. Here’s everything you need to know. JUST CALL THEM MINI CHARM CITIES | We went in search of a dozen communities with unique personalities in and around the city. TRUE BLUE | The fast times, hard luck, and rebirth of bluegrass in Baltimore. 



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