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Baltimore nonprofit turns vacant lots into urban farms to feed communities (opens the original)
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A Baltimore nonprofit founded by military veterans is revitalizing vacant lots into green spaces and urban farms, transforming communities and addressing food access challenges. The 6th Branch, established in 2010, has converted more than 23 acres of vacant lots into thriving green spaces and urban farms. Terrell Williams, a Marine Corps veteran and board member, emphasized the importance of creating hope in neglected areas. "I think it's really hard to give people hope when there's trash all ar
Oldest continuously running Black community theater gets new life (opens the original)
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Arena Players Inc., the oldest continuously running Black community theater in the United States, is undergoing major renovations to modernize its facilities and honor its historic roots. Donald Owens, artistic director of Arena Players Inc. since 1973, has worked on more than 60 productions and directed around 30. He highlighted the challenges of maintaining the building, which has not seen significant updates since the 1970s. "We own this building, and so, like, when you own your house, if you
Dad searches for Lego pieces representing son's differences (opens the original)
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A Maryland father's search for Lego pieces that represent his son's differences has turned into a larger effort to help other families at the Greater Baltimore Medical Center. Brooks Cyr is a 10-year-old fifth grader with a cleft lip and palate who wears a hearing aid. He was thrilled to learn that Lego makes minifigures that look like him. "Oh my gosh, I want some. I'm so excited to play with them with my sister," Brooks said. His father, Michael Cyr, began hunting for the pieces to help his so
Bands for Brains highlights impact of traumatic injuries (opens the original)
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Bands for Brains raises money to highlight the impact of traumatic brain injuries. The event takes place from 6-10 p.m. Saturday at Peabody Heights Brewery in Charles Village. It was created by Riley Granek to raise funds for the Brain Injury Association of Maryland and awareness for the challenges of these injuries. In 2015, Granek's mother suffered a severe traumatic brain injury while riding ATVs in Costa Rica. "I had to grow up without my mom from 11 on, and then she passed when I was 18," G
Black Men's Wellness Day to offer free health screenings (opens the original)
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Former NFL player Bryan Hall is urging men to prioritize their health as Baltimore hosts Black Men's Wellness Day for the first time. The event takes place Saturday at Druid Hill Park, offering free health screenings, a 5K run and walk, entertainment, and community resources to promote men's health and wellness. Bryan Hall, a former Baltimore Ravens Super Bowl champion, is encouraging men to take charge of their health and utilize the resources available. "It's worth it. You're worth it. You're
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