Gianna Desiderio
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Ballet 5:8 brings Edgar Allan Poe’s life to the stage at the Hippodrome this weekend (opens the original)
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Fans of Edgar Allan Poe will have a chance to learn more about the writer’s life and legacy through ballet this weekend. Ballet 5:8 is retelling Poe’s story through dance in a production called “The Curious Life of Edgar Allen Poe.” The full show is scheduled to be performed at the Hippodrome this weekend. Julianna Rubio Slager, Ballet 5:8’s artistic director and a co-choreographer of “The Curious Life of Edgar Allen Poe,” is featured in the segment.
Prince George’s County moves forward with smaller Sphere project at National Harbor (opens the original)
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Prince George’s County appears to be moving forward with a new Sphere project planned for National Harbor, a development supporters say could bring a major boost in tourism and business to the area. The proposed Sphere would be smaller than the one in Las Vegas, but backers believe it could still draw thousands of visitors and generate additional business for National Harbor and the surrounding community. David Williams of the Taxpayers Protection Alliance joined the broadcast to discuss the pla
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore questions Trump on press access as critics cite his own limits (opens the original)
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Gov. Wes Moore is drawing attention for criticizing President Donald Trump over efforts to block certain media outlets from gaining access to the White House, while facing questions about media access to his own administration in Maryland. Moore took aim at Trump’s attempt to restrict access for some outlets, pointing to the First Amendment. At the same time, media outlets in Maryland do not get full access to the governor, raising concerns from critics about what they describe as a double stand
Taxpayer watchdog warns Baltimore could go broke as debt, travel bills rise (opens the original)
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Baltimore is facing renewed scrutiny over its finances as critics warn the city could go broke amid growing debt and mounting travel bills from city employees. Taxpayer watchdog David Williams is among those raising concerns about the city’s financial outlook, pointing to the combination of increasing debt and rising travel-related expenses. Community leader Pastor P.M. Smith is also weighing in on the issue.
Two weekend events honor Harriet Tubman’s legacy and Underground Railroad work in Maryland (opens the original)
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Maryland-born civil rights activist Harriet Tubman’s life, legacy and courage will be honored this weekend with two events recognizing her work with the Underground Railroad. Adrian Holmes of the Alpha Genesis Community Development Corporation is involved in sharing information about the events and encouraging the community to keep Tubman’s memory alive. Details about the locations, times and specific activities planned for the two events were not provided.
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