The Baltimore Guide

Canton library to close, but it’s a good thing

The Canton Branch of the Pratt Library is closing at 5 p.m. Saturday, and everyone’s excited about… [more]

Southside Marketplace grants: Last chance to apply for cash

The money is sitting there. It’s just waiting for someone to ask it out. Those who have been procrastinating… [more]

Little Italy classes offer chance to learn Italian, cooking, bocce and more

Those who vowed 2012 would be the year they learned something new just got another opportunity to make… [more]

Dunbar’s fourth-quarter comeback downs Poly, 58-51

Dunbar didn’t hold a lead after the end the first three quarters of play. That’s why you play… [more]

Ravens wrap-up: What more does Joe Flacco have to prove?

No matter what he accomplishes, you have to wonder if Joe Flacco will ever get the credit he deserves.… [more]

Brady’s Back!

The Baltimore Orioles have made quite a few changes in their front office during the fall and winter,… [more]

NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH

Neighborhood Watch: Southeast

Aggravated Assault S. Conkling Street, 200 block, January 20, 12:36 a.m. A man told police his ex-girlfriend had seen him at a bar with two other women, become jealous and struck him in the head with … [Read More...]

Neighborhood Watch: South

Robbery 1200 block S. Hanover St., Monday, Jan. 16, 10:20 a.m.: a man was robbed of cash by a man with a gun. Unit block S. Carlton St., Tuesday, Jan. 17, 5:57 p.m.: A man getting off the bus was … [Read More...]

Community Bulletin

O’Donnell Street going east to close for the weekend

The Department of Transportation is closing O’Donnell Street eastbound from Conkling Street to Ponca Street for utility work. The closing will take place on Friday at 6 p.m. and continue through to Sunday noon. Motorists could take Boston Street to Ponca Street to avoid the closure, or take Eastern Avenue to I-95.

If resolutions for 2012 include education, get it here

Making college affordable If the ivy walls of college are hiding behind a big cloud of doubt, some help is on the way. The Maryland Public Television rebroadcast of “You Can Afford College” runs on December 28 at 2 p.m.Each year, the program presents updated college financial aid information and new interviews. The show examines [...]

What’s on your Calendar? Let us know!

Have community meetings, church bazaars, clean-ups and other special events on the schedule? The Baltimore Guide is now accepting entries for its Community Calendar in 2012. Notices for non-profit events that are open to the public, and which do carry an admission or participation charge of $50/person or less, will continue to be printed free [...]