(BALTIMORE – October 5, 2025) – The Sandtown-Winchester/Harlem Park Collective invites all business owners and entrepreneurs connected to the 21217 area to attend an important community meeting on Wednesday, October 29, 2025, from 6:00 to 8:00 PM at The Mill on North (2636 W. North Avenue, just west of Coppin State University). RSVP to https://westsidebusiness.eventbrite.com. Our Mission: To identify shared priorities and unite our efforts toward building a stronger future for West Baltimore. Small businesses are the economic backbone of our communities—creating jobs, employing local residents, and driving positive change. The more we strengthen our businesses, the greater impact we can make together. Who…

(PIKESVILLE – October 12, 2025) – Maybe they are wrong about this — but they probably aren’t. With the drop-off in vaccination rates for both children and adults, many experts are predicting that the next seven to nine months could bring an epidemic of illness. By May or June of 2026, we may be looking back at a devastating public health nightmare. I hope not, but we’ll see. Vaccines aren’t perfect, and as with any medical treatment, there can be side effects. But overwhelmingly, vaccines are safe and effective. That’s why smallpox, polio, tetanus, rabies, and a host of other…

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(RANDALLSTOWN – October 4, 2025) -If you live in Maryland’s 10th Legislative District — stretching from Woodlawn to Owings Mills — you should know Senator Ben Brooks. He’s not just another elected official. He’s a longtime businessman, family man, and community servant who built his legacy right here along Liberty Road. For decades, Senator Brooks and his family have operated a respected CPA firm on Liberty Road. That business is more than a professional enterprise — it’s a community hub. From that foundation, Brooks worked his way up the political ladder, ultimately succeeding the legendary Senator Delores G. Kelley in…

An Evening in Support of Senator Ben Brooks Maryland State Senate, District 10Member, Education, Energy, and the Environment Committee 📅 Thursday, October 23, 2025🕕 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM📍 Hilton Garden Inn – Owings Mills4770 Owings Mills Blvd, Owings Mills, MD 21117 Join us for an evening in support of Senator Ben Brooks, a dedicated advocate for Maryland’s working families, quality education, and responsible energy policy. This special reception offers an opportunity to connect with Senator Brooks and discuss the issues shaping the future of our communities. If you’re unable to attend, please consider supporting the campaign by making a…

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(BALTIMORE – October 2, 2025) – About ten years ago, BMORENews.com produced a “Black Indian” video — a labor of love rooted in my lifelong fascination with Native American history. Since childhood, I’ve been drawn to the Indigenous story. My father used to speak about his grandmother, Mollie Morton of South Boston, Virginia. He would say, “She could carry a bucket of water in each hand and one on her head and never spill a drop.” That’s oral tradition. Today, an entire generation of young people is rediscovering that tradition, digging deeply into Indigenous ancestry. Many don’t connect with Africa, Africans,…

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BALTIMORE – On Saturday, September 13, 2025, Baltimore stood still at 2401 Belair Road. Community members, descendants, elected officials, clergy, and scholars gathered to lift up a truth that bulldozers and backroom deals tried to bury. Laurel Cemetery — once the sacred resting place for tens of thousands of Black Baltimoreans — was given its rightful due with the unveiling of a new commemorative sign, now visible from Belair Road. “We are here so that Laurel is not forgotten — so that the names of those buried here are not lost forever.” — Dr. Elgin Klugh, Coppin State University Laurel…